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| Effect | Withered Life, lost on hit |
| Mitigated by | Wither Ward |
| Cured by | Dealing Damage |
Wither is a Status Effect in Lords of the Fallen (LOTF). Wither is one of Lords of the Fallen Status Effects, withered life will be marked gray and stack, if you are hit by a regular attack you will lose all gray health. Status Effects are various buffs or ailments that apply either a beneficial or detrimental effect to the target. Status Effects can be applied on both enemies and players alike. Status Effects are triggered after a buildup meter is filled by repeated application of attacks that cause the effect. Both players and enemies can have varying resistances to a given Status Effect.
Wither Effects LOTF
- When affected by Wither you will accumulate a gray bar over your regular life, when hit you will lose all marked health on top of the attack's regular damage.
- When an enemy has its life total completely withered, you will be able to perform an Umbral Finisher.
- Players receive Wither damage when blocking enemy attacks.
- Note that inflicting damage when a part of the bar is gray, will recover an amount of health.
Wither effect and Players
This section lists information pertaining to the Wither effect and its relation to Players
Wither Effect and Enemies
This section lists information pertaining to the Wither effect and its relation to Enemies and Bosses.
Wither Notes & Tips
- Notes & Tips go here.
AnonymousDoes wither count as a status for that amulet that increases dmg per status debuff?
- Anonymous
Wither damage may seem counter intuitive, but when specced into properly it does the highest amount of damage. You can shred enemy health rapidly with it. The downside is that if you get hit by that enemy they will recover. There is even an Umbral Eye that allows for dedicated Wither builds.
- Anonymous
I like the idea of this damage type. You would assume, though, that this damage type would ignore defenses or something because of its downside. What balances this to the other damage types? Is it just strictly unfavorable?
- Anonymous
I'm using a spear with wither damage on it but what exactly is the point of using this damage against a enemy where just straight up damage would be better. Now I just give them opportunity to get some HP back. Anyone know what the advantage is of using this against enemies?
- Anonymous
If an enemy has 100% of their remaining health withered, you can perform an Umbral Finisher. Theres an achievement for it.
Cool, and element that does not kill and allows to recover lost health back. Should have changed if used on enemies, it doesn't make sense.
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