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| − | '''Bleed''' is a a physical combat debuff that acts as a [[damage over time]]. [[Warrior]]s, [[Rogue]]s and [[Druid]]s all have access to bleed debuffs. There are melee weapons that give a chance to apply bleed effect on target. |
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| − | ==Abilities== |
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| − | ;Warrior |
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| − | * [[Blood Frenzy]] |
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| − | * [[Deep Wounds]] |
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| − | * [[Rend]] |
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| − | ;Rogue |
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| − | * [[Garrote]] |
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| − | * [[Rupture]] |
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| − | ;Druid |
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| − | * [[Lacerate]] |
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| − | * [[Pounce]] |
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| − | * [[Rip]] |
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| − | * [[Rake]] |
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| − | ==Removal== |
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| − | Currently bleeding effects can only be removed through three means. |
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| − | * The dwarven [[racial ability]] [[Stoneform]] can remove bleeding effect. |
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| − | * The quest reward trinket {{loot|Uncommon|Luffa}} can also stop bleed effects. |
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| − | * Though not directly labeled as such, the Paladin ability [[Divine Shield]] removes bleed effects (as well as all debuffs in general). |
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| − | [[Category:Game Terms]] |
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