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Rending gives the weapon the ability to make its opponent vulnerable to attacks of a certain specific element. The amount of vulnerability depends on the attack skill of the wielder. This effect does not stack with [[Life Magic]] Vulnerability spells. Rending properties can be added to loot weapons by imbuing | {{Related|:Category:Resistance Cleaving|:Category:Armor Cleaving|:Category:Armor Rending|}} | ||
Rending gives the weapon the ability to make its opponent vulnerable to attacks of a certain specific element. The amount of vulnerability depends on the attack skill of the wielder. This effect does not stack with [[Life Magic]] Vulnerability spells. Rending properties can be added to loot weapons by imbuing with certain types of [[Salvage]] using the [[Weapon Tinkering]] skill. | |||
Rending can be found on some quest reward weapons, though it is much more common for them to have [[:Category:Resistance Cleaving|Resistance Cleaving]] which is a fixed effect, instead of being skill based like Rending. | Rending can be found on some quest reward weapons, though it is much more common for them to have [[:Category:Resistance Cleaving|Resistance Cleaving]] which is a fixed effect, instead of being skill based like Rending. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:47, 22 August 2012
Related topics: Category:Resistance Cleaving, Category:Armor Cleaving, Category:Armor Rending
Rending gives the weapon the ability to make its opponent vulnerable to attacks of a certain specific element. The amount of vulnerability depends on the attack skill of the wielder. This effect does not stack with Life Magic Vulnerability spells. Rending properties can be added to loot weapons by imbuing with certain types of Salvage using the Weapon Tinkering skill.
Rending can be found on some quest reward weapons, though it is much more common for them to have Resistance Cleaving which is a fixed effect, instead of being skill based like Rending.