ESO Status Effects & Mechanics Guide
ESO Status Effects & Mechanics Guide
Below you can find a list of all Status Effects that exist in ESO (The Elder Scrolls Online). Status Effects are very important in ESO but often players don't know much about them. This overview page will teach you what the different Status Effects do in The Elder Scrolls Online.
Status Effects can be applied from Skills, Weapon enchants, Sets (If mentioned in the tooltip) and Poisons. The proc chances are the following:
- 20% - Weapon enchants
- 20% - Poisons
- 10% - Single Target Direct Damage
- 5% - Area of Effect Direct Damage
- 3% - Single Target Damage over Time
- 1% - Area of Effect Damage over Time
- 0% - Light and Heavy Attacks
The [Battle Mastery] and [Flawless Ritual] Champion Perks also enhance the chance to apply a status effect.
Lista de efectos de estado
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Burning | Target burns for additional damage over 4 seconds. |
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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. |
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Concussion | Instant damage. Applies Minor Vulnerability for 4 seconds, increasing their damage taken. |
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Diseased | Instant damage. Applies Minor Defile for 4 seconds, decreasing healing taken and health recovery. |
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Poisoned | Deals Poison Damage over 6 seconds. |
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Sundered | Instant damage, Applies Minor Breach for 4 seconds, reducing Armor. |
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Overcharged | Instant damage. Applies Minor Magickasteal for 4 seconds, causing attackers to restore Magicka. |
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Hemorrhaging | Target bleeds over 4 seconds, and applies Minor Mangle for the duration, reducing their Max Health. |
Each Status Effect is applied by a specific damage type:
- Burning - Flame Damage
- Chilled - Frost Damage
- Concussed - Shock Damage
- Diseased - Disease Damage
- Hemorrhaging - Bleed Damage
- Overcharged - Magic Damage
- Poisoned - Poison Damage
- Sundered - Physical Damage
Status Effects in ESO (The Elder Scrolls Online) can be applied by skills, sets, poisons and enchantments.
