Chill

Chill is an AilmentAilmentsAilments are a family of common Debuffs associated with specific damage types. The list of Ailments is: Bleeding, Ignite, Chill, Freeze, Shock, Electrocute, and Poison. that SlowsSlowSlows are modifiers from Debuffs that cause actions to take longer. Slows can apply to a specific stat (such as attack speed or movement speed) — if a specific type of slow is not specified, it applies to everything the affected entity does. Slows are always multiplicative with each other. Higher Rarity enemies are less affected by Slows: 15% less Slow effect on Magic monsters 30% less Slow effect on Rare monsters 50% less Slow effect on Unique monsters Additionally, Slows have 10% less effect on all monsters for each player in the area beyond the first and monsters cannot be slowed below 25% of their base speed. the afflicted target, and lasts 2 seconds on players or 8 seconds on non-players by default. Chill MagnitudeBuff/Debuff MagnitudeThe Magnitudes of a Buff or Debuff are the values of the stats it applies to the target. A Buff or Debuff with higher magnitudes is more powerful. Modifiers to the Magnitude of Buffs or Debuffs come from whoever applies it and are multiplicative with modifiers to the Effect the Buff or Debuff has on the target. depends on the Chilling damage dealt relative to the target's Elemental Ailment ThresholdElemental Ailment ThresholdA higher Elemental Ailment Threshold makes it less likely that being Hit by Elemental Damage will apply the relevant Ailment, as well as lowering the amount of Freeze and Electrocute buildup recieved. A lower Elemental Ailment Threshold makes it more likely, and increases buildup of Freeze and Electrocute recieved. By default a player's Ailment Threshold is equal to half their Life., with a minimum of 30% and a default maximum of 50%. ColdCold DamageCold damage is one of the five Damage Types. It is reduced by Cold Resistance. Cold hits apply Chill and build up Freeze, but cannot build up Heavy Stun. damage from HitsHit DamageAny damage that isn't damage over time is Hit damage. Damaging Ailments which result from a Hit will calculate their damage from that Hit, and will not subsequently have Damage modifiers applied directly to them. As a result of this, raising Hit Damage will result in more powerful Damaging Ailments innately. can Chill by default, and does not require a chance to inflict Chill. However, Chills smaller than 30% will be ignored, so small HitsHit DamageAny damage that isn't damage over time is Hit damage. Damaging Ailments which result from a Hit will calculate their damage from that Hit, and will not subsequently have Damage modifiers applied directly to them. As a result of this, raising Hit Damage will result in more powerful Damaging Ailments innately. can fail to Chill.