ESO Statuseffekte & Mechaniken-Leitfaden

Alle Statuseffekte für ESO (Elder Scrolls Online) aufgelistet. Alles, was du über Statuseffekt-Procs wissen musst.

Unten findest du eine Liste aller Statuseffekte, die es in ESO (The Elder Scrolls Online) gibt. Statuseffekte sind sehr wichtig in ESO, aber oft wissen Spieler nicht viel über sie. Diese Übersichtsseite wird dir zeigen, was die verschiedenen Statuseffekte in The Elder Scrolls Online bewirken.

Statuseffekte können von Fertigkeiten, Waffenverzauberungen, Sets (wenn im Tooltip erwähnt) und Giften angewendet werden. Die Chancen für die Anwendung sind wie folgt:

20% - Waffenverzauberungen 

20% - Gifte

10% - Direkter Einzelziel-Schaden

5% - Direkter Schaden im Wirkungsbereich

3% - Einzelziel-Schaden über Zeit

1% - Flächenschaden über Zeit

0% - Leichte und schwere Angriffe

Statuseffektliste

Burning icon Burning Target burns for additional damage over 4 seconds.
Chilled icon Chilled Instant damage. Applies Minor Maim for 4 seconds, reducing target’s damage done. Also applies Minor Brittle increasing the critical damage done to the target. Note that a frost staff has to be on your active bar when Chilled is applied to proc Minor Brittle.
Concussion icon Concussion Instant damage and adds extra damage if target was recently Concussed. Applies Minor Vulnerability for 4 seconds, increasing their damage taken.
Diseased icon Diseased Instant damage, Also deals additional damage in a 6 meter radius around the target. Applies Minor Defile for 4 seconds, decreasing healing taken and health recovery.
Poisoned icon Poisoned Deals Poison Damage over 4 seconds. Is considered execute damage. Deals 100% bonus damage to targets under 100% health.
Sundered icon Sundered Instant damage and grants you 100 Weapon and Spell Damage for 4 seconds.
Overcharged icon Overcharged Instant damage. Instantly restores 65 Magicka to its activator. Applies Minor Magickasteal for 4 seconds, causing attackers to restore Magicka.
Hemorrhaging icon Hemorrhaging Target bleeds over 4 seconds, stacks up to 3 times and increases damage per stack by 25%.

Jeder Statuseffekt wird durch einen bestimmten Schadenstyp verursacht: 

• Brennen - Feuerschaden

• Erfrierung - Frostschaden

• Verwirrt - Schockschaden

• Verseucht - Seuchenschaden

• Blutung - Blutungsschaden

• Überladen - Magieschaden

• Vergiftet - Giftschaden

• Durchtrennung - Physischer Schaden

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What are status effects in ESO?
Status effects are secondary effects triggered by certain damage types during combat. They can inflict additional damage over time, debuff enemies by reducing their combat effectiveness, or provide buffs to the attacker. Each damage type in ESO is associated with a specific status effect.
How are status effects applied?
Status effects can be applied through various means, including:
  • Weapon Enchantments: 20% chance to apply a status effect.
  • Single Target Direct Damage: 10% chance.
  • Area of Effect (AoE) Direct Damage: 5% chance.
  • Single Target Damage over Time (DoT): 3% chance.
  • AoE DoT: 1% chance.
These chances can be influenced by factors such as the Charged weapon trait and specific champion point passives.
What are the different status effects and their associated damage types?
Each damage type in ESO corresponds to a specific status effect:
  • Flame Damage: Applies Burning, dealing additional damage over 4 seconds.
  • Frost Damage: Applies Chilled, dealing instant damage, applying Minor Maim (reducing target's damage done), and, if a frost staff is equipped, Minor Brittle (increasing critical damage taken by the target).
  • Shock Damage: Applies Concussion, dealing instant damage and applying Minor Vulnerability (increasing target's damage taken).
  • Disease Damage: Applies Diseased, dealing instant damage and applying Minor Defile (reducing target's healing received and health recovery).
  • Poison Damage: Applies Poisoned, dealing poison damage over 4 seconds, with increased damage against low-health targets.
  • Bleed Damage: Applies Hemorrhaging, causing the target to bleed over 4 seconds, stacking up to 3 times with increased damage per stack.
  • Magic Damage: Applies Overcharged, dealing instant damage, restoring Magicka to the attacker, and applying Minor Magickasteal (restoring Magicka to attackers).
  • Physical Damage: Applies Sundered, dealing instant damage and granting the attacker increased Weapon and Spell Damage.
A comprehensive list of status effects and their mechanics can be found on ESO Hub.
Can I increase the chances of applying status effects?
Yes, you can enhance the likelihood of applying status effects by:
  • Using the Charged Weapon Trait: This trait increases the chance to apply status effects by up to 365% on a gold-quality one-handed weapon.
  • Investing in Champion Point Passives: Passives like Battle Mastery and Flawless Ritual can further boost status effect application chances.
  • Utilizing Specific Skills and Passives: Certain class skills and passives may also increase the probability of inflicting status effects.
These methods can significantly improve your ability to apply status effects during combat.
How do status effects impact combat strategy?
Understanding and utilizing status effects can greatly enhance your combat effectiveness:
  • Damage Over Time: Effects like Burning and Poisoned add sustained damage, which is beneficial against high-health enemies.
  • Debuffs: Effects such as Chilled and Concussion weaken enemies, reducing their damage output or increasing the damage they take.
  • Buffs: Some status effects, like Sundered, provide temporary boosts to your damage, enhancing your offensive capabilities.
Incorporating status effects into your build and combat strategy allows for more efficient enemy management and can turn the tide in challenging encounters.