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| - | Physical attacks include characters attacking with a weapon (rather than using it as an item), as well as monster " | + | Physical attacks include characters attacking with a weapon (rather than using it as an item), as well as monster " |
| Physical attacks that inflict statuses combine these two bytes into a list, treating the **second** byte as higher priority.((Curse > Paralyze > ... > Gradual Petrification > Swoon > Stone > ... > Darkness > Poison)) If the target has any existing status effect with higher priority than the one being inflicted, the effect fails. | Physical attacks that inflict statuses combine these two bytes into a list, treating the **second** byte as higher priority.((Curse > Paralyze > ... > Gradual Petrification > Swoon > Stone > ... > Darkness > Poison)) If the target has any existing status effect with higher priority than the one being inflicted, the effect fails. | ||
| - | Physical attacks must also meet certain other requirements to take effect, as described [nowhere, yet! TODO: relevant article!] | + | Physical attacks must also meet certain other requirements to take effect. See: [[Status Procs]]. |
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