Arelith

Description
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Spore Clouds give poison damage to poison immune character

Steps to reproduce
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Have poison immunity. Get caught in a UD environmental spore cloud

Expected result
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Be immune to poison damage.

Actual result
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Incur damage.

Screenshot(s)
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N/A

Misc Notes
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Combat Log:
Someone damages You for 24 (24 poison)
You: Immune to Disease.
You breathed in poisonous spores!

Which Server(s)?
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UD

Gaming Platform(s)?
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Windows 10

Interesting. What's the source of your character's poison immunity?

Found the culprit. A fix will be live within the next few days!
For the record, this is also an issue with psychic and bleeding damage until the fix is live.

Got another one.

Not sure if it is intentional to keep wounding vanilla, but posting this anyway.

Description
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Wounding property not inducing bleeding damage.

Steps to reproduce
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Have weapon that inflicts wounding damage.

Expected result
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Target incurs bleeding damage on failed fortitude save.

Actual result
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Target incurs physical damage.

Screenshot(s)
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N/A

Misc Notes
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Combat Log:
You damages Troll Plague-bearer 25 (14 Physical 5 Fire 6 Negative Energy)
Troll Plague-bearer : Fortitude Save: *failure* : (4+12=16 vs. DC: 24)
Troll Plague-bearer : Damage reduction absorbs 1 point of damage
You damages Troll Plague-bearer: 0 (0 Physical)

Which Server(s)?
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UD

Gaming Platform(s)?
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Windows 10

Okay. Just went back and read this:

Sources of Bleeding Damage:
Assassin: Assassinate ability
Invisible Blade: Bleeding Wound & Eviscerate
Poisons: Widow's Kiss

Recommend we add wounding property to the list. Bleeding is the essence of the property. This keeps wounding from being useless and addresses the age-old concern where even 1 pt. of damage reduction makes you immune to the effect. Successful wounding is already super rare anywhere near end-game.

I would even go so far as to say damage reduction shouldn't work twice anyway. It works on the initial hit, reducing the damage accordingly. If you make your save, you avoid the effect entirely. Only in the event you fail the usually low-to-reasonable save, do you incur a wound grievous enough to continue to bleed at generally 1 pt. per round. Most forms of healing stop this effect, so its already ridiculously easy to counter.

Tl;dr : To be useful again, make wounding = bleeding.

I haven't found the script for the wounding item property yet, otherwise I'd 100% turn that into bleed damage :)