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| name = Dolor Amarus | | name = Dolor Amarus | ||
| summary = '''Dolor Amarus''' is a passive feature that deals extra damage when you make a critical hit. | | summary = '''Dolor Amarus''' is a passive feature that deals extra damage when you make a critical hit. | ||
| description = When you land a [[ | | description = When you land a [[critical hit]] with this weapon, it deals an additional 7 damage. | ||
| granted by items = Dolor Amarus, Vicious Battleaxe, Vicious Dagger, Vicious Shortbow, Vicious Shortsword | | granted by items = Dolor Amarus, Vicious Battleaxe, Vicious Dagger, Vicious Shortbow, Vicious Shortsword | ||
| notes = *The in-game description is incorrect and reads: | | notes = *The in-game description is incorrect and reads: | ||
::{{quote inline|"When you land a [[ | ::{{quote inline|"When you land a [[critical hit]] with this weapon, it deals an additional 7 damage."}} | ||
* This effect stacks, and you can activate it multiple times if you have multiple weapons with this passive. | * This effect stacks, and you can activate it multiple times if you have multiple weapons with this passive. | ||
*The name ''dolor amarus'' is Latin for "harsh suffering" or "bitter sorrow". | *The name ''dolor amarus'' is Latin for "harsh suffering" or "bitter sorrow". | ||
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Revision as of 23:10, 15 February 2024
Dolor Amarus is a passive feature that deals extra damage when you make a critical hit.
Description
When you land a critical hit with this weapon, it deals an additional 7 damage.
How to learn
Granted by the weapons:
Notes
- The in-game description is incorrect and reads:
"When you land a critical hit with this weapon, it deals an additional 7 damage."
- This effect stacks, and you can activate it multiple times if you have multiple weapons with this passive.
- The name dolor amarus is Latin for "harsh suffering" or "bitter sorrow".