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Structures immune to elemental damage include iron and copper cage pieces, and Black marble floor/wall/pillars. The eitr dropped on the ground will also emit these discharges, which will eventually damage and destroy structures not immune to elemental damage. While processing, small discharges are emitted from the structure, inflicting Lightning and Poison Damage over time. But filling both the Sap and Soft tissue slots to the max will consume 20 Soft tissue and 19 Sap to produce 20 Refined eitr, leaving 1 Sap (probably due to a round-off error).

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Each Sap (acting as a fuel) adds 40 seconds, and the operating time on a full fuel tank is 800 seconds. The Sap:Soft tissue ratio is roughly 20:20.

The resulting Refined eitr is ejected from the tube next to the Sap input, opposite the grinder.

It's possible to climb to the top of the grinder, but constructing stairs makes accessing it easier. Up to 20 Sap can be supplied into the funnel at the front of the refinery and up to 20 Soft tissue can be inserted into the grinder at the top.

Infested Mines must also be explored to obtain Black cores.Įitr refineries can be constructed on flat terrain or on stone floors, and don't degrade from rain. The Sap extractor requires a Dverger extractor obtained from Dvergr component crates in Dvergr settlements. A Blackmetal axe is required to obtain Yggdrasil wood, and a Sap Extractor is required to obtain Sap. Dodging works against most attacks that can't be blocked.The Eitr refinery is a structure used for processing Sap and Soft tissue into Refined eitr.Įitr refinery is unlocked once the player has the required materials.Works against attacks from any direction.Allows repositioning by choosing the direction.Works against multiple enemies with the same stamina usage.For example having -20% speed penalty would increase dodging cost to 18. Parrying causes stagger which doubles the damage.ĭodging turns the player briefly invulnerable allowing to ignore most sources of damage.ĭodging uses 15 Stamina multiplied by gear speed penalty.Blocking doesn't require precise timing.Blocking uses less stamina (except when parrying).The below table illustrates this:Įxample of armor values with 100 hp and receiving 40 damage.īlocking reduces received damage by using the armor formula. That is, the number of 'hits' until death increases at the same rate, so each point of armor is worth as much as the next. The formula for 'diminishing returns' is still fair from the perspective of effective HP. Graphic depicting the damage taken for a 100 damage hit with variable armor, meant to illustrate the point of diminishing returns.

#Valheim wiki code

Game code depicting how the damage taken is calculated. But if armor is more than half of the damage, health lost = (Damage/(Armor*4))*Damage. If armor is less than half of raw damage, health lost = damage - armor. The modifier for weakness and resistance is as follows:Īrmor reduces damage taken from all damage types. Players may also have weaknesses or resistances depending on their status effects and gear. Enemies have weakness, resistance or immunity against different damage types. For example, to parry a strong attack that the player otherwise couldn't, by standing next to a tree to reduce the damage by 33%.Īll attacks have a damage type. Players can take advantage of this mechanic against these creatures. Most melee creatures do not have the multitarget penalty exceptions include but not limited to: Greydwarfs, Skeletons, Wolves. Most player weapons have the multitarget penalty exceptions are Swords (one-handed primary attack), Clubs (two-handed), Polearms (secondary attack) and Axes (two-handed primary attack). Pickaxes also deal reduced damage when the hitbox intersects the ground, even though hitting rock makes the ground unaffected by the pickaxe. This often causes reduced damage when attacking enemies on a higher ground. Trees, rocks, and ground also count as a valid target, even if not using tools that can damage them. However the total damage will be 33.3% higher than when hitting a single target. Damage is calculated with the following formula:ĭ a m a g e = l i s t e d d a m a g e ⋅ s k i l l f a c t o r ⋅ m u l t i p l i e r s