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does Apply Poison cancel Fiery?

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free_fall
free_fall
Wilds Pathfinder
• #1
My hero nukers use Mark of Rodgort so my hero W will usually use a fiery sword and the Barrage R a fiery bows. I think the hench Mos have fire dmg weps too.

If I take the poison R along instead of the Barrage and give her a Fiery bow, will it still do fire damage (to trigger the Rodgorts) while Apply Poison is is effect?
Evilsod
Evilsod
Banned
• #2
This would've been at home in the Ranger section.

And no, Apply Poison doesn't say anything about it changing the damage type, it just adds poison.
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slipout
Academy Page
• #3
if you think about it this way... imagine the ranger dipping his arrows into a poison solution.. his arrowhead will still be fiery(or whatever the ranger is using) but it also has poison on it
free_fall
free_fall
Wilds Pathfinder
• #4
Thx for the responses.

I thought about putting this in ranger section but it could just as easily apply to, say, a W/R using Apply Poison while wielding an FDS so I put it here.

I figured from Poison's descruption that both effects should work simultaneously, just wanted to double-check. There was a thread recently about multiple Dervish enchantments where the conclusion seemed to be that one effect would supercede the previous one, which made sense.
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chardy
Ascalonian Squire
• #5
apply poision works on physical attacks, whilst wielding a FDS or fiery bow string you are doing fiery damage and so it will not add poison to the weapon i believe
Defrayer
Defrayer
Academy Page
• #6
Quote:
Originally Posted by chardy
apply poision works on physical attacks, whilst wielding a FDS or fiery bow string you are doing fiery damage and so it will not add poison to the weapon i believe
Quote:
Originally Posted by Wiki
* Whereas with weapon/armor bonus descriptions the term "physical attack" means "physical damage", a damage type, the "physical attacks" in the context of this skill refers to attacks with any martial weapons, regardless of whether the weapons actually deal physical damage. For example, while a Icy Dragon Sword would typically deal elemental damage, attacks done with that sword will be considered "physical attack" by this skill and will poison the target if it hits.
So your information is incorrect.