Difference between revisions of "Talk:Multiversal gong"

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Message for stunning reverb: Part of your opponent's blow comes into contact with your gong, causing a stunning GONGGGGG! It both explains why they're called that and causes 7 damage to your opponent.

It's sonic damage, seems to be around 10 here (ancient crypts, getting hit for ~150-300. Foe is stunned for one round. --XKiv 06:20, 2 June 2012 (PDT)

Against Justin Illusion:

Your opponent attacks ... He hits you for 12 (psychic) damage.

Part of your opponent's blow comes into contact with your gong, causing a stunning GONGGGGG! It both explains why they're called that and causes 1 damage to your opponent.

In retribution for the attack your defenses trigger a psychic echo that fires back to your opponent for 1 damage.

The one in bold is a modified strike back message, while the italic one is the extra effect of the gong, and the foe became stunned in the next round. Patojonas 06:37, 3 June 2012 (PDT)

against clavis clepsydra: You're caught off guard, and your opponent acts first. Your opponent attacks ... Your opponent has a critical hit! She hits for 21 damage.

Part of your opponent's blow comes into contact with your sonic defenses, causing your equipment to reverberate with a resounding CLONGGGGG! It causes 2 damage to your opponent.

In retribution for the attack your defenses trigger a psychic echo that fires back to your opponent for 4 damage.

Justin is immune to psychic, clavis isn't. Based on this first number retribution seems to be round(0.20*foe damage).
Also, this retribution seems to be independent from the type of damage suffered.
Curiously, the strike back message this time looks like the normal one and I think the foe wasn't stunned in the following turn.