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<blockquote data-quote="le Redoutable" data-source="post: 8614870" data-attributes="member: 7031865">here's the idea :Damage Protection is based on actual hit points, in the following table :hp - D.P.&nbsp;1 - 1&nbsp;3 - 2&nbsp;6 - 310 - 415 - 521 - 6..120 - 15etcwhen you use Block as an action, you double your hp in order to find the corresponding D.P.[SPOILER=&quot;D.P. and Block&quot;]hp - D.P. - Block&nbsp;1 -- 1 --- 1&nbsp;2 -- 1 --- 2&nbsp;3 -- 2 --- 3&nbsp;5 -- 2 --- 4&nbsp;6 -- 3 --- 4&nbsp;8 -- 3 --- 510 - 4 --- 511 - 4 --- 614 - 4 --- 715 - 5 --- 718 - 5 --- 821 - 6 --- 823 - 6 --- 928 - 7 -- 1033 - 7 -- 1136 - 8 -- 1139 - 8 -- 1245 - 9 -- 1246 - 9 -- 1353 - 9 -- 1455 - 10 - 1460 - 10 - 1566 - 11 - 1568 - 11 - 16[/SPOILER]then, if you receive damage up to your Block value you absorb it, while if dmg exceeds Block value you suffer damage ( and D.P. is reduced like in the example below )example 1 :you have 60 hp and try to block an attack which deals 12 dmg ===&gt; Block = 15 so dmg is absorbedexample 2 :you still have 60 hp and try to block an attack which deals 22 dmg ===&gt; Block = 15 , so you suffer damage from your D.P. of 10, which is reduced to 9 , then to 8 ( 10 + 9 out of 22, 3 points being absorbed by your new D.P. value of 8 ( with hp reduced from 60 to -19 ==&gt; 41 ) )<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="le Redoutable, post: 8614870, member: 7031865"] here's the idea : Damage Protection is based on actual hit points, in the following table : hp - D.P. 1 - 1 3 - 2 6 - 3 10 - 4 15 - 5 21 - 6 .. 120 - 15 etc when you use Block as an action, you double your hp in order to find the corresponding D.P. [SPOILER="D.P. and Block"] hp - D.P. - Block 1 -- 1 --- 1 2 -- 1 --- 2 3 -- 2 --- 3 5 -- 2 --- 4 6 -- 3 --- 4 8 -- 3 --- 5 10 - 4 --- 5 11 - 4 --- 6 14 - 4 --- 7 15 - 5 --- 7 18 - 5 --- 8 21 - 6 --- 8 23 - 6 --- 9 28 - 7 -- 10 33 - 7 -- 11 36 - 8 -- 11 39 - 8 -- 12 45 - 9 -- 12 46 - 9 -- 13 53 - 9 -- 14 55 - 10 - 14 60 - 10 - 15 66 - 11 - 15 68 - 11 - 16 [/SPOILER] then, if you receive damage up to your Block value you absorb it, while if dmg exceeds Block value you suffer damage ( and D.P. is reduced like in the example below ) example 1 : you have 60 hp and try to block an attack which deals 12 dmg ===> Block = 15 so dmg is absorbed example 2 : you still have 60 hp and try to block an attack which deals 22 dmg ===> Block = 15 , so you suffer damage from your D.P. of 10, which is reduced to 9 , then to 8 ( 10 + 9 out of 22, 3 points being absorbed by your new D.P. value of 8 ( with hp reduced from 60 to -19 ==> 41 ) ) :) [/QUOTE]

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