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Damage Reduction

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Damage Reduction	type	FeatureClass
Damage Reduction	label	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction	page	DamageReduction
Damage Reduction	comment	Put simply, Damage Reduction (often abbreviated "DR") is an indication of how much physical damage a character sucks up before it actually starts to subtract from their Hit Points. Though used primarily in Role-Playing Games, DR can be found across many different media. In games, DR typically is the very first thing calculated, right after base damage is assigned, and before any multiplicative or additional damages are added into the equation. In most Tabletop RPGs, this usually tops out at numbers less than 10, since even 30 damage in pen-and-paper games is enough to kill most low-to-mid-level, non-fighter characters. Electronic and MMORPGs on the other hand, can easily have DR hitting double or even triple digits. Most systems with a DR mechanic are also systems without Scratch Damage, which means the target cannot be hurt at all if the attacker can't overcome the DR. One very important to note is that, most of the time, DR reduces only physical damage — that means that, typically, there are one or more ways to get around a DR-based Damage Sponge: Elemental Powers almost always bypass DR, and if Magic Damage is different than Physical Damage, suddenly spamming the hell outta Magic Missile seems like a really, really good idea. Even if neither exist in the setting, certain weapons or environment hazards can bypass the effect. DR can also manifest in different types, making some enemies very resistant against magic but weak to physical attacks and so on. Attacks that are specifically designed to ignore Damage Reduction tend to be Armor Piercing Attacks. The Trope Maker here is a little hard to place, as many/most Tabletop Games miniatures games use some sort of Armor Rating to reduce damage, but the Trope Codifier is without a doubt Dungeons & Dragons (third Ed and above), which uses it to a large extent, and is responsible for the tradition of "magic fire beats DR." Supertrope to Scratch Damage Enemy.
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Damage Reduction	isPartOf	DBTropes
Damage Reduction / int_1f170d5e	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_1f170d5e	comment	In Ancient Domains of Mystery, this is how armour works: it mostly grants "Protection Value", and your Protection Value is your amount of damage resistance. (There is also "Defensive Value", which makes you harder to hit.)
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Damage Reduction / int_2192aeb3	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_2192aeb3	comment	Fire Emblem: Both Fire Emblem: Awakening and Fire Emblem Fates have a couple of skills that work like this. Pavise can potentially halve the damage from swords, lances, axes and beaststones, while Aegis can halve damage from bows, tomes, hidden weapons and dragonstones.
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Damage Reduction / int_31313512	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_31313512	comment	ANNO: Mutationem: The 654-2 item implements an increased reduction from damage for sixty seconds. All enemies have an armor bar that significantly cuts the amount of damage given to them until it is fully depleted, with a Finishing Move dealing twice the amount before instantly refilling.
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Damage Reduction / int_3565350a	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_3565350a	comment	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance and Final Fantasy Tactics A2 have buffs that directly increase the defense and resistance stats. The Blue Mage's Mighty Guard spell, learned from dragon-type enemies, bestows both. Their effects also stack with Protect and Shell.
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Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (Video Game)	hasFeature	Damage Reduction / int_3565350a
Damage Reduction / int_3b4316b6	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_3b4316b6	comment	Similarly in Front Mission, Wanzers have a built in armor plating that reduces damage from any one of the three attack elements (namely Impact, Pierce and Flame). More generally, Wanzer pilots can equip skills that reduce incoming damage or cut certain amounts of damage altogether. The former is great against single shot, high attack power weapons while the latter is excellent against burst fire weapons.
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Damage Reduction / int_3b7abee2	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_3b7abee2	comment	Gordon's HEV suit in Half-Life acts like this instead of Body Armor as Hit Points. The suit cannot fully stop incoming damage, but it will take the brunt of it so Gordon's health will take less damage. Once the suit's charge is fully depleted, Gordon will start taking full damage.
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Damage Reduction / int_3c4dea59	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_3c4dea59	comment	The chief purpose of armor in Planet Mercenary is to reduce incoming damage by the listed Damage Reduction value.
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Damage Reduction / int_4937d0d9	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_4937d0d9	comment	In Sins of a Solar Empire, capital ships and bigger things get damage reduction from two sources: armor and shields (while they're up). Between the damage reduction and self-repair, putting down a capital ship and higher is a pretty tough task.
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Damage Reduction / int_49a88435	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_49a88435	comment	Many bosses in Final Fantasy XII get a "hidden" buff that takes 30% off the top of any incoming damage once their health drops below a certain point. Both the player characters and enemies can also have an augment that gives a Critical Status Buff to physical defense.
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Final Fantasy XII (Video Game)	hasFeature	Damage Reduction / int_49a88435
Damage Reduction / int_49a88442	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_49a88442	comment	Final Fantasy XIV have tanks that have abilities whose purpose is to reduce incoming damage for a few seconds. Since a tank's job is to soak up damage, having damage reducing abilities makes their job easier. Healers have barriers which absorb a certain amount of damage before the barrier breaks.
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Damage Reduction / int_4c363bcc	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_4c363bcc	comment	Sentinels of the Multiverse has a few ways for both heroes and villains to do this. Most of the heroes' damage reduction, is personal, like armor equipment or a power, though some heroes can give someone else damage reduction. Generally, -1 reduction is equipment or a power that can stay out indefinitely without penalty. -2 reduction either only lasts a turn, only affects the next damage taken, or is only applicable to damage of 5 or more. And they can stack. The villains' DR often applies to their whole deck, or a group within their deck. Grand Warlord Voss takes the cake. For every minion he has out, he reduces all damage to himself by 2, making him effectively invincible if there's more than two or three minions in play.
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Damage Reduction / int_4cd32aa7	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_4cd32aa7	comment	In Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, the damage a creature takes from any successful attack is reduced by both their Toughness attribute and their armour, barring special exceptions. 1st and 2nd Editions allow this to reduce the damage to zero; 4th Edition adds a Scratch Damage rule.
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Damage Reduction / int_4ce5263e	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_4ce5263e	comment	Most forms of defense in XCOM: Enemy Unknown work by either making a unit harder to hit (cover, various abilities) or adding Hit Points (most armor). The exceptions are: The Hardened trait (shared by most units on both sides that are incapable of taking cover) grants a negative modifier to the enemy's Critical Hit chance, usually enough to nullify all chance without special modifiers. Resilience, a skill for Assault troopers, completely nullifies Critical Hits. The MEC trooper skills Damage Control, which reduces damage by 2 for 2 turns after taking a hit, and Absorption Fields reduce any hit that would take off more than a third of their life down to a third. Previously Assault-class MEC Troopers have Shock-Absorbent Armor, which reduces damage by 33% if the source of damagenote the shooter's tile for regular gunfire, and the explosive's final position in case of grenades, rockets and such is less than 4 tiles away from the MEC. All of these stack. Mechtoids protected by a Psi Shield take only 50% damage while the shield is up. This carries over to damage that destroys the shield and affets the Mechtoid's HP pool. The Electro Pulse subsystem of tier 3 MEC suits bypasses this resistance. With Enemy Within, Sectopods gain Reinforced Armor, which cuts all damage taken by the Sectopod by 50%, effectively giving them 60 HP. Like with Psi Shield, Electro Pulse ignores this trait.
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Damage Reduction / int_5251e609	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_5251e609	comment	Arkham Horror features a few options for DR. The mobster investigator has it as his special ability. A few items and spells allow for it, including a variation of Hyperactive Metabolism were food provides DR rather then healing.
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Damage Reduction / int_5a48e12b	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_5a48e12b	comment	Also present in XCOM 2 and XCOM: Chimera Squad is the Dodge stat. When the unit is targeted, a good roll for Dodge modifies the hit to be a grazing shot that deals only half or so damage. Critical hits cannot be dodged, and if the shooter has more than 100% chance to hit from stacked modifiers, the excess hit chance takes away from Dodge. The Bolt Caster from XCOM 2's "Alien Hunters" DLC completely ignores Dodge as well.
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Damage Reduction / int_5bfa9c98	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_5bfa9c98	comment	In Warframe, this is the purpose of armor for players and enemies alike. Unlike most examples, it's a percentage-based modifier, with the fraction of damage received decreasing asymptotically as armor increases. Notably, it only reduces the damage taken to health; shields get no benefit whatsoever. It also alters the effectiveness of different damage types. There are still ways around it: Corrosive procs, Corrosive Projection, and certain Warframe Augments can permanently reduce enemy armor, while Finisher damage ignores it outright.
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Damage Reduction / int_5e150650	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_5e150650	comment	Exalted also has a "hardness" trait for armour, meaning that if the raw (pre-soak) damage doesn't reach the threshold designated by the hardness of the armour, no damage at all is rolled. This, however, is a fairly low number, and if the raw damage reaches or surpasses this threshold it isn't taken into account at all, instead you have to soak for any damage reduction.
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Damage Reduction / int_618bcaf2	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_618bcaf2	comment	For the King: A character's Armor stat is subtracted from the Hit Point damage of each incoming physical attack, to a minimum of zero, while their Resistance stat does the same for magic damage. Protective equipment, spells, consumables, and other sources can all raise Armor and Resistance.
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Damage Reduction / int_68237790	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_68237790	comment	Most of the above D&D examples apply in Pathfinder as well, but with an extra wrinkle: some creatures, most often Numerian robots, have hardness that combined DR and energy resistance — excluding specific weaknesses and Armor Piercing Attacks, everything does reduced damage.
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Damage Reduction / int_68c8e9ad	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_68c8e9ad	comment	Mechs in Super Robot Wars titles can have physical shields or Deflector Shields that reduce damage by a percentage or a set amount. Larger units also take less damage from smaller ones, and certain pilot skills also reduce damage (usually one named "Guard", and some character-specific things).
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Damage Reduction / int_6ac55ec7	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_6ac55ec7	comment	Dungeons & Dragons makes extensive use of this trope, particularly in Third Edition. Damage Reduction is a quality granted by magical effects, or an innate feature of powerful creatures like dragons or outsiders (fiends, angels, etc.). It reduces damage from attacks by a set amount, potentially negating them entirely, unless those attacks meet the condition to negate the creature's Damage Reduction. So a young adult dragon with DR 5/+1 would subtract 5 points of damage from every attack against it unless those attacks were made with a magic weapon of at least +1 quality, a wyrm with DR 20/+3 is going to take an even stronger magic weapon to hurt, while a werewolf with DR 15/silver can only reliably be injured by silvered weapons. In more complicated cases, a creature's Damage Reduction might only be overcome by "aligned" attacks (the result of specific enchantment magic, or attacks from outsiders that embody an aspect of the alignment spectrum), aligned attacks or magic weapons, or magic weapons made of a specific material. Other creatures take reduced damage from certain weapon types, so a treant takes half damage from piercing weapons like spears or arrows, while skeletal foes take half damage from anything but bludgeoning attacks from warhammers or maces. A rare few enemies also boast a DR of [number]/—, meaning nothing can negate it. It's important to note that Damage Reduction only applies to physical damage, zapping foes with magic completely ignores their DR, but see below. Energy Resistance is essentially Damage Reduction for energy attacks, and reduces incoming fire, cold, acid, electricity or sonic damage by a set amount. Some creatures are outright immune to one or more types of energy damage (so don't waste a fireball on a fire-breathing red dragon), and others, especially outsiders, are highly resistant to a variety of energy types in addition to being immune to others. This makes Non-Elemental "force" attacks like magic missile valuable since they get around Energy Resistance (assuming you also overcome the target's Spell Resistance, if any), but a quirk of 3rd Edition also made sonic damage extremely useful since very few creatures were resistant or immune to it. Hardness is a variant of Damage Resistance possessed by inanimate objects, which typically have a low Armor Class and are easy to hit, and don't have many overall hit points, but have a ton of Hardness to compensate. It's mainly used to work out how many rounds it takes to break down a sturdy oak door, and to discourage Dungeon Bypasses via tunneling through walls. One of the reasons adamantine is valuable is because weapons made from it are very good at ignoring an object's Hardness. Note that a character's armor does not usually reduce the damage of incoming attacks, instead their Armor Class, the combined effects of their worn armor, natural armor, Dexterity, and any magical wards, only determines how likely a physical attack is to hit them. The exception is armor made from adamantine, which offers a small but insurmountable bit of Damage Reduction based on how heavy the armor is. 5th Edition greatly streamlines all this, so creatures with Damage Resistance to something take only half damage from that source, and objects have Damage Thresholds that make them immune to any attack whose damage does not equal or exceed a listed value, but take full damage from anything that meets or exceeds it. The one remaining vestige of 3.5â€™s damage reduction rules is the Heavy Armor Master feat, which reduces all non-magical bludgeoning, piercing and slashing damage that you take while wearing heavy armor by 3 points. The Interception fighting style for, well, fighter-type characters lets them reduce the damage taken by a nearby ally once a turn (between 1 and 10 damage, plus their proficiency) by deflecting it with a weapon or shield. Because the rules only specify the ally must be within 5 feet, it can create the surreal situation of the meatshield hiding behind the Squishy Wizard or even being at the center of the clustered party (which makes said meatshield count as being in cover and therefore harder to hit) in order to tank for them. The Protection style works similarly but instead gives a chance for the attack to miss entirely (but does nothing to mitigate damage if the attack hits).
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Damage Reduction / int_6bbde1c8	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_6bbde1c8	comment	Overwatch: Armor works by subtracting a flat amount (which can vary over time as Blizzard tweaks game balance) from any instance of incoming damage, or halving it, depending on which would result in damage reduction having the lesser effect. There are also several buffs that reduce a percentage of incoming damage. The most interesting examples are Orisa's Fortify, which halves incoming damage for a few seconds (among other things), and Ana's Nano Boost, which applies a buff to an ally which halves incoming damage for a few seconds (among other things). Consider not only that these stack, but that Orisa has the aforementioned armor, and you can see how a nigh-unkillable Orisa can exist.
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Damage Reduction / int_6c1d09b1	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_6c1d09b1	comment	Armour in the isometric Fallout titles typically have two stats for each type of damage: Damage Threshold and Damage Resistance. Damage Threshold reduces damage received by a fixed amount for each attack, while Damage Resistance reduces what's left by a percentage.
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Damage Reduction / int_6c1d09b3	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_6c1d09b3	comment	Fallout 3 only used Damage Resistance, but Fallout: New Vegas brought back Damage Threshold with one quirk: It reversed the calculation order, so that DR reduces incoming damage before DT. Appropriately, DR is a lot harder to come by, banished to the realms of Med-X and select NPCs, but stacking multiple chems while wearing good armor can make you an Implacable Man. Another change is that the minimum amount of damage you can take is 20%, rather than the 15% of Fallout 3TechnicallyDT alone can only reduce damage by 80%, but this is after the reduction from Damage Resistance (which still has the 85% cap). Max DT and DR can thus stack together, reducing final damage to a whopping 3%..
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Damage Reduction / int_6c1d09b4	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_6c1d09b4	comment	Fallout 4 removes Damage Threshold again and changes Damage Resistance from a fixed percentage reduction per point to a more complicated formula generating a percentage reduction based on the ratio of damage over Damage Resistance. The result is that no finite amount of Damage Resistance will fully negate any attack and adding together many sources of DR suffers from tremendous Diminishing Returns for Balance.
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Damage Reduction / int_6db5698	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_6db5698	comment	Transistor: Crash() as a passive:
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Damage Reduction / int_78ad3eb0	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_78ad3eb0	comment	The Long War Game Mod for Enemy Unknown adds a specific damage reduction with its own icon, granted mainly to machine/armored enemies as well as units in cover.
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XCOM: Long War (Video Game)	hasFeature	Damage Reduction / int_78ad3eb0
Damage Reduction / int_79e4edd2	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_79e4edd2	comment	In Crying Suns, the Armoured Hull auxiliary system halves all damage your battleship takes until its first hull bar goes down.
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Damage Reduction / int_7b56eee0	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_7b56eee0	comment	New Horizon has armor... and specific attacks penetrate the armor, as well as attacks that go overboard.
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Damage Reduction / int_7f069934	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_7f069934	comment	Steelskin in Final Fantasy VII Remake is an ability of Barret's that reduces incoming damage by 30% and also makes him harder to interrupt.
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Damage Reduction / int_7f5bc680	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_7f5bc680	comment	Fallout: Armour in the isometric Fallout titles typically have two stats for each type of damage: Damage Threshold and Damage Resistance. Damage Threshold reduces damage received by a fixed amount for each attack, while Damage Resistance reduces what's left by a percentage. Fallout 3 only used Damage Resistance, but Fallout: New Vegas brought back Damage Threshold with one quirk: It reversed the calculation order, so that DR reduces incoming damage before DT. Appropriately, DR is a lot harder to come by, banished to the realms of Med-X and select NPCs, but stacking multiple chems while wearing good armor can make you an Implacable Man. Another change is that the minimum amount of damage you can take is 20%, rather than the 15% of Fallout 3TechnicallyDT alone can only reduce damage by 80%, but this is after the reduction from Damage Resistance (which still has the 85% cap). Max DT and DR can thus stack together, reducing final damage to a whopping 3%.. Fallout 4 removes Damage Threshold again and changes Damage Resistance from a fixed percentage reduction per point to a more complicated formula generating a percentage reduction based on the ratio of damage over Damage Resistance. The result is that no finite amount of Damage Resistance will fully negate any attack and adding together many sources of DR suffers from tremendous Diminishing Returns for Balance.
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Damage Reduction / int_80d8708a	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_80d8708a	comment	In Numenera, all armor works this way.
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Damage Reduction / int_8d318bad	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_8d318bad	comment	Defense works this way in Super Mario RPG, the Paper Mario series, and Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (but not its sequels). Both Super Mario RPG and Paper Mario use a simple attack power - defense formula for damage, though RPG has separate physical and magical stats (magic defense is generally lower), and all attacks will inflict at least one damage. Superstar Saga is a bit more complicated - POW and DEF are multiplied by different values before subtraction occurs. For enemies, it's always 0.4POW - 0.2DEF, with POW being different depending on the attack. Mario and Luigi have constant POW, but their multipliers vary a lot depending on which attack is used and how well you do the Action Commands.
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Damage Reduction / int_903a9871	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_903a9871	comment	Dark Heresy, Rogue Trader, and Deathwatch all have this in the form of both Armor and Toughness. Very few attacks ignore this, though many weapons have Armor Penetration (which ignores a certain amount of Armor) and some have the Felling quality (which ignores a certain amount of "Unnatural Toughness").
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Damage Reduction / int_93b9b77c	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_93b9b77c	comment	Characters in Nexus War have a Soak value for each type of damage, reducing the damage received by a flat amount. For example, a character wearing a chain-mail shirt would suffer reduced slashing damage from a sword strike but take full damage from an acid spell. Resistance is a percentile reduction applied after Soak, only available through certain skills. Scratch Damage applies in that the target will always suffer at least 1 point of damage if not completely immune to the damage type.
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Damage Reduction / int_9f89a5f0	comment	PokÃ©mon has the Barrier, Reflect, and Light Screen moves. The former two reduce physical damage, while the latter reduces special damage.
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Damage Reduction / int_a4514a75	comment	Iji has the "Suppression" trait, unlocked by maxing out the Health stat (to a maximum of 20 HP), which reduces any HP damage by one, to a minimum of one. One boss has a 5 HP attack that has both a flag for ignoring all defenses (Mercy Invincibility, Suppression, etc.) and a special code for not ignoring Suppression after all.
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Damage Reduction / int_a81325d3	comment	The Final Fantasy games typically have the Protect and Shell spells, which reduce damage from physical and magical damage respectively. Steelskin in Final Fantasy VII Remake is an ability of Barret's that reduces incoming damage by 30% and also makes him harder to interrupt. Many bosses in Final Fantasy XII get a "hidden" buff that takes 30% off the top of any incoming damage once their health drops below a certain point. Both the player characters and enemies can also have an augment that gives a Critical Status Buff to physical defense. The Sentinel class from Final Fantasy XIII has abilities that reduce incoming damage with an added effect such as healing or a counter-attack. Combined with Draw Aggro abilities, this lets Sentinels soak up massive numbers of attacks for the rest of the party. One ability, Steelguard, further reduces incoming damage with each successive hit until enemy attacks are completely blocked. Final Fantasy XIV have tanks that have abilities whose purpose is to reduce incoming damage for a few seconds. Since a tank's job is to soak up damage, having damage reducing abilities makes their job easier. Healers have barriers which absorb a certain amount of damage before the barrier breaks. Final Fantasy Tactics Advance and Final Fantasy Tactics A2 have buffs that directly increase the defense and resistance stats. The Blue Mage's Mighty Guard spell, learned from dragon-type enemies, bestows both. Their effects also stack with Protect and Shell.
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Damage Reduction / int_a825da3e	comment	In Magic: The Gathering there is the Absorb mechanic, which allows you to just prevent a certain amount of damage dealt to a creature that has the ability.
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Damage Reduction / int_aacd24cb	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_aacd24cb	comment	StarCraft: In both games, a unit's Armor value is a flat negative to damage. This penalizes units with multiple attacks that, on-paper, do a certain ammount. As an example, the Firebat's unit profile says it does 8 damage per attack, but it really does 4 damage twice. So if it's fighting a Zergling who's got Carapace level 1, it's actually doing (4-1+4-1=)6 damage instead of 7. In StarCraft, a unit's Size category allows it to resist certain damage types. A Small unit only takes half-damage from Explosive weapons, and a Large unit takes half damage from Concussive damage. For example, a Zergling hit by a Dragoon's phase disruptor only takes 10 damage instead of the 20 damage the Dragoon's unit info says it does.
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Damage Reduction / int_af7032d3	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_af7032d3	comment	Tunnels & Trolls (1975) contained the Ur-Example of this trope in tabletop RPGs, replacing D&D's (the only other RPG in existence at the time of its release) armor-as-likelihood-to-miss with armor-as-damage-reduction.
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Damage Reduction / int_b1feec39	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_b1feec39	comment	Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter: "Absolute Defence" (ABD) is a special ability of certain late-game bosses. It prevents the boss from receiving a set amount of damage from a single combo string, so long combos are the best way to damage them. Visually, it looks like a Beehive Barrier, that shatters once a strike overcomes the damage reduction. Near the end of the game, it's used for a narrative purpose: Chetyre, the final boss, has so much Absolute Defence, your only hope to overcome it is to defeat him in one hit - and this hit is a Kamehame Hadoken that completely fills your D-Counter (something that normally triggers a Non-Standard Game Over) and overpowers him in a Beam-O-War.
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Damage Reduction / int_bcb32dc6	comment	Any game with damage soak rolls, such as Shadowrun, either version of The World of Darkness, and West End Games' D6 system such as the Star Wars d6 RPG. After establishing the damage of the attack, the thing being attacked rolls to reduce the amount of damage actually taken, in terms of their own innate difficulty to damage. Armour may either provide extra dice or reduce the target number of the roll to reduce the damage, depending on system. Exalted also has a "hardness" trait for armour, meaning that if the raw (pre-soak) damage doesn't reach the threshold designated by the hardness of the armour, no damage at all is rolled. This, however, is a fairly low number, and if the raw damage reaches or surpasses this threshold it isn't taken into account at all, instead you have to soak for any damage reduction.
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Damage Reduction / int_bd41836e	comment	In StarCraft, a unit's Size category allows it to resist certain damage types. A Small unit only takes half-damage from Explosive weapons, and a Large unit takes half damage from Concussive damage. For example, a Zergling hit by a Dragoon's phase disruptor only takes 10 damage instead of the 20 damage the Dragoon's unit info says it does.
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Damage Reduction / int_c399cd39	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_c399cd39	comment	In Eclipse Phase armor reduces damage by a quantity equal to its armor rating, and each type of armor has two ratings, one for kinetic damage and one for energy damage. But, most weapons also have an Armor Piercing rating that subtracts from the armor's effective rating.
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Damage Reduction / int_c4eb086f	comment	The Hardened trait (shared by most units on both sides that are incapable of taking cover) grants a negative modifier to the enemy's Critical Hit chance, usually enough to nullify all chance without special modifiers.
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Damage Reduction / int_c8628524	comment	In Ponies & Parasprites damage is reduced in two ways. The first is via use of "Buffer Exhaustion", which allows a character to absorb a certain amount of damage before they are affected by it. The second (such as the Earth Pony's Tough as Nails ability and Celestia's Inescapable Corona of Justice) simply reduces the amount of incoming damage. These two abilities explicitly stack with one another.
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Damage Reduction / int_d5e9cf36	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_d5e9cf36	comment	XCOM 2 adds an armor mechanic, most often seen on mechanical units or units wearing Power Armor. Each point of armor reduces damage from weapon attacks by one point. Certain attacks can "shred" targets, permanently destroying a variable number of armor points.
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Damage Reduction / int_dd30f115	comment	In The Witcher: Game of Imagination armour, both natural and crafted, works this way. If the target is hit, the damage is reduced by a certain value, depending on the type and/or layers of armour. Can lead to situations when no damage is dealt at all. Shields are special in this regard, as they both provide armour value and rise defenses, making it in the same time harder to hit their wielders.
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Damage Reduction / int_e5c5bc22	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_e5c5bc22	comment	In GURPS, the primary benefit of wearing/installing armor is reducing damage received. DR is also an advantage that can be purchased by characters, races, etc. One to three points of damage reduction seems to be the "realistic" limit for natural DR, possessed by real animals with thick hides/scales or purchasable by players without needing specific GM approval. Previous versions featured the Toughness advantage, a more expensive DR with a two point Cap specifically for human use, with the base advantage restricted to supers or races. DR directly subtracts from damage, so an attack that can't get through causes absolutely nothing normally, but there are also optional rules for blunt force trauma (so a sufficiently strong bullet impact on hard armor can still cause minor injury and a mace can give an armored knight a concussion) and DR doesn't stop you from being physically thrown around by attacks. Armor piercing attacks generally take the form of a divisor, reducing DR by half or more. The Damage Resistance advantage also has a host of options to modify it's function, in particular conjunction with Damage Typing. The advantage could be used to simulate anything from thick skin to magical resistance against a given element to an ablative force field that needs recharging.
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Damage Reduction / int_e5de447c	comment	X-COM Most forms of defense in XCOM: Enemy Unknown work by either making a unit harder to hit (cover, various abilities) or adding Hit Points (most armor). The exceptions are: The Hardened trait (shared by most units on both sides that are incapable of taking cover) grants a negative modifier to the enemy's Critical Hit chance, usually enough to nullify all chance without special modifiers. Resilience, a skill for Assault troopers, completely nullifies Critical Hits. The MEC trooper skills Damage Control, which reduces damage by 2 for 2 turns after taking a hit, and Absorption Fields reduce any hit that would take off more than a third of their life down to a third. Previously Assault-class MEC Troopers have Shock-Absorbent Armor, which reduces damage by 33% if the source of damagenote the shooter's tile for regular gunfire, and the explosive's final position in case of grenades, rockets and such is less than 4 tiles away from the MEC. All of these stack. Mechtoids protected by a Psi Shield take only 50% damage while the shield is up. This carries over to damage that destroys the shield and affets the Mechtoid's HP pool. The Electro Pulse subsystem of tier 3 MEC suits bypasses this resistance. With Enemy Within, Sectopods gain Reinforced Armor, which cuts all damage taken by the Sectopod by 50%, effectively giving them 60 HP. Like with Psi Shield, Electro Pulse ignores this trait. The Long War Game Mod for Enemy Unknown adds a specific damage reduction with its own icon, granted mainly to machine/armored enemies as well as units in cover. XCOM 2 adds an armor mechanic, most often seen on mechanical units or units wearing Power Armor. Each point of armor reduces damage from weapon attacks by one point. Certain attacks can "shred" targets, permanently destroying a variable number of armor points. Also present in XCOM 2 and XCOM: Chimera Squad is the Dodge stat. When the unit is targeted, a good roll for Dodge modifies the hit to be a grazing shot that deals only half or so damage. Critical hits cannot be dodged, and if the shooter has more than 100% chance to hit from stacked modifiers, the excess hit chance takes away from Dodge. The Bolt Caster from XCOM 2's "Alien Hunters" DLC completely ignores Dodge as well.
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Damage Reduction / int_e66a25a9	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_e66a25a9	comment	In Palladium's "Mega-Damage" RPGs like Rifts, Robotech, and Splicers, this is pretty much how Mega-Damage works. Normal attacks, which inflict SDC(Structural Damage Capacity)/HP damage, cannot harm MDC materials unless they can inflict around a hundred points of damage or more in a single hit or burst (effectively DR 100/MD). Mega-Damage, however, also works in reverse: a single point of MD is equal to 100 SDC/Hit Points.
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Damage Reduction / int_e863cc41	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_e863cc41	comment	Mega Man Battle Network: Standing on a Holy panel will halve any and all damage taken. While obviously useful for Mega Man, enemies can also take advantage of it if Holy panels spawn on their side of the field.
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Damage Reduction / int_eb6802b4	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_eb6802b4	comment	The Sentinel class from Final Fantasy XIII has abilities that reduce incoming damage with an added effect such as healing or a counter-attack. Combined with Draw Aggro abilities, this lets Sentinels soak up massive numbers of attacks for the rest of the party. One ability, Steelguard, further reduces incoming damage with each successive hit until enemy attacks are completely blocked.
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Final Fantasy XIII (Video Game)	hasFeature	Damage Reduction / int_eb6802b4
Damage Reduction / int_f120845f	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_f120845f	comment	Kingdom of Loathing has three forms of this. The first, actually called Damage Reduction, subtracts damage taken by a set amount, and the second is Damage Resistance, which reduces damage taken by a percentage at certain levels. Notably, they reduce all types of damage, regardless of element or type. The third, Elemental Resistance, reduces damage of a specific element by a percentage at certain levels.
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Damage Reduction / int_f891a20d	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_f891a20d	comment	Defense in Terraria works like this. For every 2 Defence a player or enemy has (or 1.5 in Expert), they take one less damage from attacks. Attacks will still deal at least one point of damage, however.
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Damage Reduction / int_f9368d52	type	Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction / int_f9368d52	comment	In Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, the Defender enemy card grants a single-use buff that reduces incoming physical damage while the Ursula card reduces incoming magic damage. Their effects are even respectively named after the Protect and Shell spells of Final Fantasy fame. They're also Mutually Exclusive Power-Ups since only one enemy card can be active at a time.
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