Ascalon/Knights Stacking Absorption

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seekg
Frost Gate Guardian
#1
I have a question about 'reduced damage' on armor and Absorption runes.

First question is - As far as I know, a piece of Knights or Ascalon armor gives -2 damage reduce? If I use 5 pieces of Knights or 5 Pieces of Ascalon do I get -10?

How about one piece of knights and one piece of ascalon ? -2 or -4?

Minor absorption rune -1, Major -2, Superior -3 ?

If only one armor piece works for -2 reduced, then it would be ideal to use one piece of knights or ascalon and a supreme absorption rune anywhere, yes?

Knights or Ascalon + Absorption rune can 'stack' ?

I have been searching for the answer.... trying to figure out my best armor set up. Thanks

-seekg (Hayao Miyazaki in guild wars)
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seekg
Frost Gate Guardian
#2
Also -

Say I use one piece of Knights with a superior absorption anywhere.

Do I get a total of: -2 (knights), -5 (knights + rune), or (-3 rune)

which has priority (if they don't stack) rune or armor piece?
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howler
Ascalonian Squire
#3
Remember that attacks that hit you, hit in a specific location (Chest, Legs, Arms, Feet and head). So if something hits you in the chest you will gain benefit from anything that is covering your chest.
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seekg
Frost Gate Guardian
#4
No, apparently for absorption it doesn't matter where you are hit. Can anyone help me with my original question?

-seekg
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Beradok
Ascalonian Squire
#5
I would think they stack, if only because the rules are set for stacking on runes. i.e.: Two runes don't stack, but item properties do. So if your wand has +1 energy, and your focus item +4... you get +5 energy. Since your absorption is coming from two different locations (Rune + Item Property), they shouldn't overlap, and I'd think they would stack.

Just stay away from two of the same type of rune.