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The damage is of [[Damage#Elemental Damage|elemental]] type. On knights, the damage can be reduced by elemental [[armor]]. On monsters, the monster family determines the elemental damage protection and hence the damage from shock. When the victim is poisoned, its defenses decrease and hence the shock damage appears to increase. A special feature of shock is that all adjacent allies of the victim are also damaged. Nearby [[Exploration|blocks]] are also broken. Opposing targets are not damaged. | The damage is of [[Damage#Elemental Damage|elemental]] type. On knights, the damage can be reduced by elemental [[armor]]. On monsters, the monster family determines the elemental damage protection and hence the damage from shock. When the victim is poisoned, its defenses decrease and hence the shock damage appears to increase. A special feature of shock is that all adjacent allies of the victim are also damaged. Nearby [[Exploration|blocks]] are also broken. Opposing targets are not damaged. | ||
− | A knight is interrupted by the shock spasm regardless of what he has doing. Spasms even interrupt the charge attacks of [[Troika]]- and [[Cutter]]-style swords. A monster is interrupted only if the spasm hits its pre-attack "telegraphing" phase. If it is already in its attack animation, then shock will not stop it. | + | A knight is interrupted by the shock spasm regardless of what he has doing. Spasms even interrupt the charge attacks of [[Troika]]- and [[Cutter]]-style swords. A monster is interrupted only if the spasm hits its pre-attack "telegraphing" phase. If it is already in its attack animation, then shock will not stop it. Although it should be noted that some monsters will stop their movement when spasming, for example Deadnoughts, they still attack. |
If a shocked knight is shielding when the spasm begins, then he will not take damage from the spasm. However, he will be interrupted and his shield will lower, exposing him to attacks from enemies. | If a shocked knight is shielding when the spasm begins, then he will not take damage from the spasm. However, he will be interrupted and his shield will lower, exposing him to attacks from enemies. |
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Shock is a status condition that causes the victim to spasm at regular intervals. The spasms have two consequences: damage and interruption.
The damage is of elemental type. On knights, the damage can be reduced by elemental armor. On monsters, the monster family determines the elemental damage protection and hence the damage from shock. When the victim is poisoned, its defenses decrease and hence the shock damage appears to increase. A special feature of shock is that all adjacent allies of the victim are also damaged. Nearby blocks are also broken. Opposing targets are not damaged.
A knight is interrupted by the shock spasm regardless of what he has doing. Spasms even interrupt the charge attacks of Troika- and Cutter-style swords. A monster is interrupted only if the spasm hits its pre-attack "telegraphing" phase. If it is already in its attack animation, then shock will not stop it. Although it should be noted that some monsters will stop their movement when spasming, for example Deadnoughts, they still attack.
If a shocked knight is shielding when the spasm begins, then he will not take damage from the spasm. However, he will be interrupted and his shield will lower, exposing him to attacks from enemies.
The strength of the applied Shock only affects its duration: the damage that Shock causes per spasm is dependant on the Star Rating of the weapon used to inflict it. This means that a higher damage shock can be overwritten if a lower damage shock is applied after it, provided the strength is the same: For this reason it is not recommended to bring weapons of different star ratings with the same shock strength on the same run.
Damage
The following damage values represent shock as inflicted from a Tier 3 source. Shock from Tier 2 sources will be weaker in Tier 3, and shock from Tier 1 sources will be weaker in both other Tiers. However, shock from 4* and 5* weapons will equal in strength, as both belong to the same Tier.
Shock's Damage Table | ||||||
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Stratum 1 | Stratum 2 | Stratum 3 | Stratum 4 | Stratum 5 | Stratum 6 | |
Versus Constructs and Undead | ||||||
Spasm | 3 - 5 | 7 - 8 | 9 - 12 | 15 - 18 | 21 - 26 | 28 - 30 |
Versus Slimes and Fiends | ||||||
Spasm | 3 - 4 | 6 - 7 | 8 - 10 | 12 - 14 | 17 - 21 | 22 - 23 |
Versus Beasts and Gremlins | ||||||
Spasm | 1 - 2 | 2 - 3 | 3 - 4 | 5 - 6 | 7 - 8 | 9 - 10 |
Themed Enemies
Shock-themed enemies are immune to and may inflict shock status.
- Beryl Greavers
- Devil-ITs
- Electreants
- Electrolisks
- Frankenzoms
- Jolt Bunnies
- Static Deadnaughts
- Static Deadnaughts are not immune to shock.
- Surging Bombie
- Quicksilvers
- Quicksilvers are not immune to shock, but are healed and gain super speed when shocked.
- Gremlin Jumpers
- Jumpers are not immune to shock.
- Power Drops
- Shocking Scarabs
- Sparkies
- Statikats
- Storm Bellies
- Surgebots
- Trojans
- Trojans are not immune to shock.
- Tortodrones
- Tortodrones are not immune to shock.
- Voltails and Alpha Voltails
- Volt Knights
- All Mecha Knights can inflict shock, but only Volt Knights are immune. However, they can still shock themselves.
Inflicting Shock
Spiral Knights can inflict shock on monsters by using shock vials or barriers against them or using a weapon that has a chance of inflicting shock.
Resisting Shock
The following armor sets grants knights resistance to shocking attacks:
The following shields will protect against static strikes:
The following trinkets carry knights through the electric egresses of the Clockworks: