[Davi]

Source: Satrina Makes sense that they'd apply non-crush to all elemental attacks, yeah.

Couple lines from this weekend:
3/15 22:33:00.406 Baron Geddon hits you for 1146 Fire damage. (crushing) (903 resisted)
3/15 22:34:33.609 Baron Geddon hits you for 1255 Fire damage. (crushing) (989 resisted)
3/15 22:34:41.281 Baron Geddon hits you for 1112 Fire damage. (crushing) (876 resisted)
3/15 22:34:50.328 Baron Geddon hits you for 1779 Fire damage. (crushing) (467 resisted)

The only other mob I can think of that might crush is Pyroguard Emberseer.

[tobarstep]

Source: Nicki Yeah it means you will only block attacks..

So.. to further this as I too am a bit confused. If you are shy of the crush-immunity mark (say a Paladin with only 90% with holy shield up), does that mean that every single time you get hit will be a crushing blow?

[Davi]

Yes, Your combat table will look something like this:

Miss:  10%
Dodge: 15%
Parry: 15%
Block: 50%
Crush: 12.4%
Hit:    0%

This means that every time you take damage it will be like one of the following:
Gruul hits you for 4000 (400 blocked)
or
Gruul hits you for 6800 (crushing)

You will never see: (Gruul hits you for 4400.)

I think where it gets confusing is when we use "getting hit" technically to mean "taking a non-crit, non-crush, unblocked melee attack,) as opposed to the more generic "taking damage." Not every swing that damages you will be a crushing blow, just the ones you don't block.