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imported>Illy.anna: /* Subtle Blow */

2025-12-12T04:06:54Z

Subtle Blow

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	==Subtle Blow==		==Subtle Blow==
	The [[Subtle Blow]] trait decreases the enemy's TP gain per hit:		The [[Subtle Blow]] trait decreases the enemy's TP gain per hit:
	([[Tactical Points#Updated TP Gain\|Base TP]] + 3) (1 - SubtleBlow%)		([[Tactical Points#Updated TP Gain\|Base TP]] x 1.25. {{Changes\|Changed from Base TP +3.}}) (1 - SubtleBlow%)
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	The [[Subtle Blow]] trait also affects the TP enemies gain from direct damage spells:		The [[Subtle Blow]] trait also affects the TP enemies gain from direct damage spells:
	10 (1 - SubtleBlow%)		10 (1 - SubtleBlow%)
			**Subtle Blow is currently not working for spells
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	Subtle Blow caps at 50%.		Subtle Blow caps at 50%.
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	==Store TP==		==Store TP==
	The [[Store TP]] trait increases TP gain per hit as follows:		The [[Store TP]] trait increases TP gain per hit as follows:

imported>Illy.anna: /* Enemy TP gain */

2025-12-12T04:03:53Z

Enemy TP gain

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	Enemies gain TP in the following ways:		Enemies gain TP in the following ways:
	* When attacking a player, TP is calculated normally based on [[Delay]]. Most enemies have 240 [[Delay]], and gain 64 TP per hit.		* When attacking a player, TP is calculated normally based on [[Delay]]. Most enemies have 240 [[Delay]], and gain 64 TP per hit.
	* When hit by a melee attack, enemies gain the attacker's [[Tactical Points#Updated TP Gain\|Base TP]] + 3. {{~~verification~~}}		* When hit by a melee attack, enemies gain the attacker's [[Tactical Points#Updated TP Gain\|Base TP]] x 1.25. {{Changes\|Changed from Base TP +3.}}
	* When hit by a spell that does direct damage, enemies gain ~~100~~ TP. {{~~verification~~}}		* When hit by a spell that does direct damage, enemies gain 150 TP. {{Changes\|Supposed to give 100, which is a bug to be fixed eventually}}
	<ul><li class="toau> When hit by a physical [[Blue Magic]] spell, enemies gain 100 TP for every hit that connects.</li></ul>		<ul><li class="toau> When hit by a physical [[Blue Magic]] spell, enemies gain 100 TP for every hit that connects.</li></ul>
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imported>Stealthduck0 at 00:18, 23 August 2025

2025-08-23T00:18:26Z

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	Enemies gain TP in the following ways:		Enemies gain TP in the following ways:
	* When attacking a player, TP is calculated normally based on [[Delay]]. Most enemies have 240 [[Delay]], and gain 64 TP per hit.		* When attacking a player, TP is calculated normally based on [[Delay]]. Most enemies have 240 [[Delay]], and gain 64 TP per hit.
	* When hit by a melee attack, enemies gain the attacker's [[Tactical Points#Updated TP Gain\|Base TP]] + 3.		* When hit by a melee attack, enemies gain the attacker's [[Tactical Points#Updated TP Gain\|Base TP]] + 3. {{verification}}
	* When hit by a spell that does direct damage, enemies gain 100 TP. {{verification}}		* When hit by a spell that does direct damage, enemies gain 100 TP. {{verification}}
	<ul><li class="toau> When hit by a physical [[Blue Magic]] spell, enemies gain 100 TP for every hit that connects.</li></ul>		<ul><li class="toau> When hit by a physical [[Blue Magic]] spell, enemies gain 100 TP for every hit that connects.</li></ul>

imported>Shadow Fox 85: /* Enemy TP gain */

2025-08-03T13:39:28Z

Enemy TP gain

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	* When attacking a player, TP is calculated normally based on [[Delay]]. Most enemies have 240 [[Delay]], and gain 64 TP per hit.		* When attacking a player, TP is calculated normally based on [[Delay]]. Most enemies have 240 [[Delay]], and gain 64 TP per hit.
	* When hit by a melee attack, enemies gain the attacker's [[Tactical Points#Updated TP Gain\|Base TP]] + 3.		* When hit by a melee attack, enemies gain the attacker's [[Tactical Points#Updated TP Gain\|Base TP]] + 3.
	* When hit by a spell that does direct damage, enemies gain 100 TP.		* When hit by a spell that does direct damage, enemies gain 100 TP. {{verification}}
	<ul><li class="toau> When hit by a physical [[Blue Magic]] spell, enemies gain 100 TP for every hit that connects.</li></ul>		<ul><li class="toau> When hit by a physical [[Blue Magic]] spell, enemies gain 100 TP for every hit that connects.</li></ul>
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imported>Starfox9507 at 10:20, 18 July 2025

2025-07-18T10:20:39Z

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	TP can be gained in various ways but the most common is from melee/ranged attacks. The attack must hit and do at least 1 point of damage for the player to receive the TP. The amount of TP gained is dependent on the delay of the weapon used. TP is also gained any time you take damage from a melee or magical attack. [[Damage Over Time\|Damage over time]] spells, such as [[Dia]] or [[Bio]], will only give TP if the initial cast does damage, not for the damage dealt by the [[Status Effect\|status effect]]. [[Healing\|Resting]] without the [[Signet]] on, or outside of the [[Conquest]] area will cause a character to lose TP. Finally a player can gain TP from certain [[Job Abilities]] such as [[Meditate]] and items such as [[Icarus Wing]]s.		TP can be gained in various ways but the most common is from melee/ranged attacks. The attack must hit and do at least 1 point of damage for the player to receive the TP. The amount of TP gained is dependent on the delay of the weapon used. TP is also gained any time you take damage from a melee or magical attack. [[Damage Over Time\|Damage over time]] spells, such as [[Dia]] or [[Bio]], will only give TP if the initial cast does damage, not for the damage dealt by the [[Status Effect\|status effect]]. [[Healing\|Resting]] without the [[Signet]] on, or outside of the [[Conquest]] area will cause a character to lose TP. Finally a player can gain TP from certain [[Job Abilities]] such as [[Meditate]] and items such as [[Icarus Wing]]s.

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	== Horizon Changes {{changes}} ==		== Horizon Changes {{changes}} ==

imported>Starfox9507: /* Additional TP Gain */

2025-07-08T01:22:06Z

Additional TP Gain

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	===Additional TP Gain===		===Additional TP Gain===
	Other instances in which a player gains TP:		Other instances in which a player gains TP:
	* When a player is hit by a physical attack, he gains 1/3 of what the attacker gained (once again, rounding down to the nearest tenth). Most enemies have 240 Delay, gain ~~6.4~~ TP, and give players ~~2.1~~ TP per hit (~~6.4~~/3 = 2.~~13333~~).		* When a player is hit by a physical attack, he gains 1/3 of what the attacker gained (once again, rounding down to the nearest tenth). Most enemies have 240 Delay, gain 64 TP, and give players 21 TP per hit (64/3 = 21.3333).
	* When a player is hit by a damaging spell, he gains 5 TP.		* When a player is hit by a damaging spell, he gains 50 TP.
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imported>Starfox9507: /* Dual Wield */

2025-07-08T01:21:22Z

Dual Wield

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	:*''Reduced Delay per hand'' : 400/2 = 200 delay		:*''Reduced Delay per hand'' : 400/2 = 200 delay
	<!-- Do not use decimal for TP calculation -->		<!-- Do not use decimal for TP calculation -->
	:''TP gain per hand'' : 5.0 + [(200 - 180) 6.5] / 270 = 5.~~481~~... → ~~5.4~~ TP/hit		:''TP gain per hand'' : ( 5.0 + [(200 - 180) 6.5] / 270 ) * 10 = 54.81... → 54 TP/hit
	:''TP gain per round'' (assuming both main and offhand weapon don't miss) : ~~5.4~~ TP 2 = ~~10.8~~ TP/round		:''TP gain per round'' (assuming both main and offhand weapon don't miss) : 54 TP 2 = 108 TP/round
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	==Shield Mastery==		==Shield Mastery==
	The [[Shield Mastery]] trait awards a fixed amount of additional TP when a player successfully blocks an attack with his [[:Category:Shields\|Shield]].		The [[Shield Mastery]] trait awards a fixed amount of additional TP when a player successfully blocks an attack with his [[:Category:Shields\|Shield]].

imported>Starfox9507: /* Enemy TP gain */

2025-07-08T01:20:50Z

Enemy TP gain

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	==Enemy TP gain==		==Enemy TP gain==
	Enemies gain TP in the following ways:		Enemies gain TP in the following ways:
	* When attacking a player, TP is calculated normally based on [[Delay]]. Most enemies have 240 [[Delay]], and gain ~~6.4~~ TP per hit.		* When attacking a player, TP is calculated normally based on [[Delay]]. Most enemies have 240 [[Delay]], and gain 64 TP per hit.
	* When hit by a melee attack, enemies gain the attacker's [[Tactical Points#Updated TP Gain\|Base TP]] + 3.		* When hit by a melee attack, enemies gain the attacker's [[Tactical Points#Updated TP Gain\|Base TP]] + 3.
	* When hit by a spell that does direct damage, enemies gain 10 TP.		* When hit by a spell that does direct damage, enemies gain 100 TP.
	<ul><li class="toau> When hit by a physical [[Blue Magic]] spell, enemies gain 10 TP for every hit that connects.</li></ul>		<ul><li class="toau> When hit by a physical [[Blue Magic]] spell, enemies gain 100 TP for every hit that connects.</li></ul>
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	==Subtle Blow==		==Subtle Blow==
	The [[Subtle Blow]] trait decreases the enemy's TP gain per hit:		The [[Subtle Blow]] trait decreases the enemy's TP gain per hit:

imported>Starfox9507: /* Store TP */

2025-07-08T01:19:40Z

Store TP

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	:For example		:For example
	::A Level 75 [[Samurai]] with [[Store TP\|Store TP IV]] (a bonus of 25% TP) using a [[:Category:Great Katana\|Great Katana]] with a 450 [[Delay]] would get:		::A Level 75 [[Samurai]] with [[Store TP\|Store TP IV]] (a bonus of 25% TP) using a [[:Category:Great Katana\|Great Katana]] with a 450 [[Delay]] would get:
	::* 5.0 + [(450 - 180) * 6.5] / 270 = ~~11.5~~ TP		::* ( 5.0 + [(450 - 180) * 6.5] / 270) * 10 = 115 TP
	::* ~~11.5~~ TP * 1.25 = 14.~~375~~ rounded to ~~14.3~~ TP		::* 115 TP * 1.25 = 143.75 rounded to 143 TP
	* When a character with Store TP hits an enemy, only the Base TP is used in the enemy's TP gain calculations.		* When a character with Store TP hits an enemy, only the Base TP is used in the enemy's TP gain calculations.
	* Store TP also applies to the TP gained from being attacked.		* Store TP also applies to the TP gained from being attacked.
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	==Dual Wield==		==Dual Wield==
	The [[Dual Wield]] trait allows players to equip two weapons simultaneously and reduce their Delays. TP gain when dual wielding is calculated using this reduced [[Delay]]:		The [[Dual Wield]] trait allows players to equip two weapons simultaneously and reduce their Delays. TP gain when dual wielding is calculated using this reduced [[Delay]]:

imported>Starfox9507: /* Base TP */

2025-07-08T01:17:57Z

Base TP

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	\|0 - 180		\|0 - 180
	\|5.0 + [([[Delay]] - 180) * 1.5] / 180		\|( 5.0 + [([[Delay]] - 180) * 1.5] / 180 ) * 10
	\|-		\|-
	\|180 - 450		\|180 - 450
	\|5.0 + [([[Delay]] - 180) * 6.5] / 270		\|( 5.0 + [([[Delay]] - 180) * 6.5] / 270 ) * 10
	\|-		\|-
	\|450 - 480		\|450 - 480
	\|11.5 + [([[Delay]] - 450) * 1.5] / 30		\|( 11.5 + [([[Delay]] - 450) * 1.5] / 30 ) * 10
	\|-		\|-
	\|480 - 530		\|480 - 530
	\|13.0 + [([[Delay]] - 480) * 1.5] / 50		\|( 13.0 + [([[Delay]] - 480) * 1.5] / 50 ) * 10
	\|-		\|-
	\|530 - 999		\|530 - 999
	\|14.5 + [([[Delay]] - 530) * 3.5] / 470		\|( 14.5 + [([[Delay]] - 530) * 3.5] / 470 ) * 10
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

	TP gained per hit is truncated after the first decimal position : say you use an Horror Voulge (Delay:489), the formulae above result in 13.27 TP/hit, which is truncated to ~~13.2~~ TP/hit.		TP gained per hit is truncated after the first decimal position : say you use an Horror Voulge (Delay:489), the formulae above result in 132.7 TP/hit, which is truncated to 132 TP/hit.

	Two Handed Delay (Sword Strap) works like Dual Wield delay and Tp is recalulated after reduction.		Two Handed Delay (Sword Strap) works like Dual Wield delay and Tp is recalulated after reduction.
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	==Enemy TP gain==		==Enemy TP gain==
	Enemies gain TP in the following ways:		Enemies gain TP in the following ways: