Dragonwilds:Combat

Template:External Template:Otheruses Combat is an event in RuneScape: Dragonwilds in which two or more players and/or creatures fight. Combat is based around a randomly generated numbers in the form of "damage", which deplete a target's life points. The damage done by the parties involved is determined by several factors, including weapons and equipment. There are three major combat styles: Melee, Dragonwilds:Magic, and Dragonwilds:Ranged.

Players can influence their effectiveness in combat in many ways, such as boosting their combat via Dragonwilds:Perks.

Combat

The three combat classes in RuneScape: Dragonwilds are Melee, Ranged, and Magic.

Melee

• Melee armour offers a -% in block stamina cost, +% in crit chance after blocking, and a +% on damage to staggered opponents on all three sets.
• Melee armour also has a greater defence against melee attacks, while having the weakest defence against magic attack
• Melee weapons have 3 damage type: Slash, Stab, and Crush.

Ranged

• Ranged armour offer a +% stealth speed, -% in ranged attack stamina cost, and a +% to weak point damage on all three sets.
• Range armour also has greater defence against range attacks, while having a equal defence stats in magic and melee.
• Range weapons have two damage type: Arrows, and Bolts.Template:Sic

Magic

• Magic armour offers a -% stamina regen delay, +% magic attack speed, and +% in magical crit change.
• Magic armour also has a greater defence against magic attack, while having the weakest defence against melee attack.
• There are four spell damage types: Air, Fire, Earth, and Water.Template:Sic

Combat variables

There are several variables in combat that moderate an entity's performance. Life points are possessed by players and foes, whereas the other mechanisms are used in foes sparingly or restrictively.

• width=29x29 Dragonwilds:Health - Health represent how much damage a player or creature can withstand. When an entity loses all its life points, it dies. A player's maximum life points is at 100. The primary method of recovering life points is either drinking a Healing Potion, staying outside of combat for regen, or eating a fish that grants healing. Armour also provides reduction to how much damage you can recieve.
• width=29x29 Dragonwilds:Stamina - Stamina represents how much energy a player has to be able to attack, dodge or block. If a player runs out of Stamina, they will be unable to dodge, and blocking will cause them to stagger (Parrying can regain some stamina). The Primary method of recovering stamina is allowing it to regen on its own. There are perks that grants some reduction to stamina being removed.
• width=29x29 Dragonwilds:Lifeward - Lifeward represent additional and temporary Health on a player when wearing Dragonwilds:Power level 2 or higher armor, the higher the power level, the higher the Lifeward. To regenerate lost vital energy, players must either:
  • Use a type of Wardstone that can replenish a certain amount.
  • Eat a dish that contains the Dragonwilds:Warding Fish perk to increase the amount replenished by 50% in combination with Wardstones.
  • Eat a dish or drink an Infusion that grants the Dragonwilds:Soul Food perk to slowly replenish over time.
  • Use Dragonwilds:Enchanted Steel Bolts and attack an enemy to replenish a small amount of Lifeward.
  • Use any weapon (ex: Dragonwilds:Imaru's Talon) that can replenish lifeward upon killing an enemy.

Combat stats

Combat stats are levels that determines a player's benefit when fighting in one of the three combat styles. In RuneScape: Dragonwilds, players have three of the following combat style and benefits:

• width=40x40 Dragonwilds:Attack - Per level, it decreases the cost of stamina when using melee weapons, and grants benefits at certain levels:
  • At level 5 you unlock the ability to parry.
  • At level 8 you unlock the ability to use use weapon special action.
  • At level 11 you unlock the spell Dragonwilds:Tempest Shield.
  • At level 16 you unlock the spell Dragonwilds:Weapon Expertise.
  • At level 20 you unlock the spell Dragonwilds:Enchant Weapon: Fire.
  • At level 23 you unlock the ability Dragonwilds:Adaptability.
  • At level 30 you unlock the spell Dragonwilds:Enchant Weapon: Air.
  • At level 30 you unlock the item Dragonwilds:Whetstone
  • At level 99 you unlock the Dragonwilds:Attack Cape.
• width=36x36Dragonwilds:Ranged - Per level, it increases the chances of retrieving your arrows or bolts from enemies' loot when they die and grants benefits at certain levels:
  • At level 3 you unlock the ability Dragonwilds:Quick Action.
  • At level 8 you unlock the ability Dragonwilds:Trick Shot.
  • At level 12 you unlock the spell Dragonwilds:Snare.
  • At level 15 you unlock Dragonwilds:Weapon Poison (called Toxic behavior in-game).
  • At level 18 you unlock Dragonwilds:Hunter's Sense.
  • At level 22 you unlock Dragonwilds:Weapon Barbs (called Make 'Em Bleed in-game).
  • At level 25 you unlock the spell Dragonwilds:Spectral Arrows.
  • At level 30 you unlock the ability Dragonwilds:Crossbow Trick Shot.
  • At level 35 you unlock the ability to create Dragonwilds:Enchanted Crossbow Bolts.
  • At level 40 you unlock the Dragonwilds:Venomous Trapper effect of Snare.
  • At level 45 you unlock Dragonwilds:Fire Oil to create Fire Arrows
  • At level 99 you unlock the Dragonwilds:Ranged Cape.
• width=37x37Dragonwilds:Magic - Per level, it decreases the cost of stamina when attacking with magic and grants benefits at certain levels:
  • At level 5 you unlock the ability Dragonwilds:Secondary Attacks.
  • At level 8 you unlock the ability to cast Dragonwilds:Fire Magic.
  • At level 11 you unlock the spell Dragonwilds:Surge.
  • At level 16 you unlock the ability Dragonwilds:Arcane Expertise
  • At level 20 you unlock the perk Dragonwilds:Runic Refund
  • At level 25 you unlock the perk Dragonwilds:Afterimage from the Surge spell.
  • At level 30 you unlock the spell Dragonwilds:Confuse
  • at level 39 you unlock the item Dragonwilds:Magical Focus.
  • At level 44 you unlock the perk Dragonwilds:Greater Confuse from the Confuse spell.
  • At level 99 you unlock the Dragonwilds:Magic Cape.
• width=34x34Dragonwilds:Artisan - Per level, it decreases the durability loss on Dragonwilds:Equipment, that includes weapons and armor.
  • At level 27 you unlock the spell Dragonwilds:Magical Mending.
  • At level 99 you unlock the Dragonwilds:Artisan Cape.

Stamina reduction

Within RuneScape: Dragonwilds there are method of reducing stamina when using combat from devouring food or drinks that provide additional perks, such as Dragonwilds:Infusions. Infusions can be created by using the Dragonwilds:Cooking skill, and provides benefits such as stamina reduction when using one of the three combat style.

Combat Equipment

In RuneScape: Dragonwilds, combat equipment, such as Armours and Dragonwilds:Weapons provide additional stats boosts to help you either do more damage, or reduce the damage you will receive. Using good equipment is essential to combat, as well as dodging and parrying.

Weapons

Template:Main Weapons are items held that uses the either one or both hands to use and contributes on the player's base damage, damage multiplier and/or attack speed. Each weapon have a different Dragonwilds:Power level that determines their stats. The higher the power level the greater the stats is. Some weapons, like bows and crossbows have their own base damage, which is increased when using ammunition, which adds a damage multiplier.

Certain weapons, like Dragonwilds:Black Sword or the Dragonwilds:Zombie Axe have special effects that does better damage against certain enemies.

Armour

Template:Main Armours are items worn by the players that increases their defence against certain attack style, reducing incoming damage while providing buffs as well.. They also have a set effect which requires all three of the same combat style to unlock all three effect. Each armour have different power level that determines their stats. The higher the power level the greater the defence is. Armor also provides Lifeward, an additional and temporary hit points that is provided by newly crafted armor, by using Dragonwilds:Wardstones or the Dragonwilds:Soul Food perk.

Trinkets

Template:Main Trinkets are items worn by the players that grants additional effects to the wearer, such as the Dragonwilds:Ring of Recoil, which deflects certain percentage of damages back to the attacker(s), or the Dragonwilds:Salve Amulet, which increases damage to undead enemies. The Dragonwilds:Ring of Life provides a teleport back to your Dragonwilds:Bed when your HP is reduces to 1.

Special Action

Most, if not all weapons have the ability to use a Special Action, this is an ability that allows the player to use the max damage of their attack, at the cost of their stamina. Some like the Dragonwilds:Abyssal Whip or the Dragonwilds:Crystal Bow allows a special attack that provides more damage with other effects, like staggering or extra damages. Weapons that have special attacks or actions are;

• Dragonwilds:Abyssal Whip
• Dragonwilds:Crystal Bow
• Dragonwilds:Hunter Stagbow
• Dragonwilds:Imaru's Talon
• Dragonwilds:Necromancer's Staff
• Dragonwilds:Shadow Sword
• Dragonwilds:Subjugation Staff
• Dragonwilds:Undead Ranger's Bow
• Dragonwilds:Ulv's Longbow
• Dragonwilds:Zamorak Staff
• Dragonwilds:Zombie Axe

Damage

Template:Main There are different type of weapon damages, including buffs, they are:

• Stab
• Slash
• Crush
• Arrow
• Bolt
• Fire
• Water Template:Sic
• Earth
• Dragonwilds:Burning
• Dragonwilds:Bleed
• Dragonwilds:Poison

There are also critical damage, resistance damage and weak to damage, which both indicates when a target is receiving critical damage, is resistance to a damage type, or is weak to the damage type.

Weak spots

Some enemies have spots around them that usually allow you to hit critical damage; these are called weak spots. Weak spots are locations on a monster that always deal critical damage. Below is a list of monsters and their weak spots:

Animals and flora

Normal enemies	Weak point
Dragonwilds:Chicken	N/A
Dragonwilds:Chinchompa	N/A
Dragonwilds:Kebbit	N/A
Dragonwilds:Magpie and Dragonwilds:Raven	N/A
Dragonwilds:Cow	Head
Dragonwilds:Deer	Head
Rats	Head
Dragonwilds:Sheep	Head
Dragonwilds:Terrorbird	Head (neck included)
Wolves (including Dragonwilds:Dire Wolf)	Head
Vines (Wild and Shock)	Flower area
Dragonwilds:Ram	Head
Goblins	Head
Garou	Head
Dragonwilds:Undead enemies	Head
Dragonwilds:Skeletal Archer	Head
Dragonwilds:Skeletal Hoplite	Head
Dragonwilds:Skeletal Warrior	Head
Dragonwilds:Skeletal Marauder	Head
Dragonwilds:Skeletal Necromancer	Head
Dragonwilds:Withered Enemies	Head
Dragonwilds:Black Knights	Head
Dragonwilds:Zamorakian Acolyte & Dragonwilds:Mage of Zamorak	Head
Dragonwilds:Vault Guardians	Head
Nature Spirits	Head
Dragonwilds:Soulstone Sentinel	Head

Bosses

Bosses	Weak point
Dragonwilds:Plague King	Head
Dragonwilds:Vault Archon	Head
Dragonwilds:Vault Overlord	Head
Dragonwilds:Vault Incinerator	Head
Dragonwilds:Vault Pyroclast	Head
Dragonwilds:Vault Corruptor	Head
Dragonwilds:Abyssal Demon	Head and Exposed core
Dragonwilds:Garou King	Head
Dragonwilds:Velgar	Head
Dragonwilds:Zogre	Head
Dragonwilds:Green Dragon	Head
Dragonwilds:Imaru	Head & Exposed core
Dragonwilds:Blue Dragon	Head
Dragonwilds:Black Knight Titan	Head

Trivia

• In Template:RSL, as well as Template:OSL and Template:RSCL, combat has a system known as the "Combat Triangle". A means to explain how a Melee user beats a Ranged user, a Ranged user beats a Magic user, and a Magic user beats a Melee user. In RuneScape: Dragonwilds, there is no system. Instead, the armour of each combat style provide defences against their counterpart, with the highest defence towards the same combat style they are from.