Avoidance DR is fully calculated before the -20% penalty is added, meaning if you're parry heavy outside ICC, you're parry heavy inside ICC and vice versa.
Quick question: How does Chill of the Throne affect diminishing returns to dodge?
What i mean is, if I had 23% chance to dodge, would I have the same chance to dodge in ICC as if I had 3% chance to dodge elsewhere, or less?
Thanks,
-Failer
Avoidance DR is fully calculated before the -20% penalty is added, meaning if you're parry heavy outside ICC, you're parry heavy inside ICC and vice versa.
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To be fair, the search results for chill of the throne do not make this answer very obvious at all.
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Synapse is correct. Just take your fully-calculated character sheet dodge value, and subtract 20.
Wow. I just went back to your Diminishing Returns - Avoidance post and read your answer to this question. (I swear that line wasn't there last time I read it.) Then I read post #86 and realized that since the avoidance shown in the character sheet is actually after DR, my question is unimportant.
A somewhat related question that I will throw in here...
I have seen several calculations of avoidance that seem to go: Avoidance% = dodge% + parry% + miss%
Is this actually what people are doing or am i misinterpreting?
Due to the way the combat table works, adding those avoidance values is how you find out your total avoidance, yes.
Another good read:
http://www.wowwiki.com/Attack_table
Last edited by Taio; 01-16-2010 at 06:12 PM. Reason: wowwiki link
Interesting and helpful. Thanks
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