Does Dragonblight negate the stun buildup of hammers?

[mhm_cake]

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[ominumi]

No that's a different status. You can tell if KO is being apply by the yellow sparkles when hitting the head.

[Mr. September]

If you are inflicted with Dragonblight, your elemental damage is completely negated. Stun is an ailment outside the usual weapon ailments (Status Effects) so it doesn't get affected and negated like Blast, Sleep, Paralysis and Poison.

Elements are: Ice, Fire, Thunder, Water and Dragon.

Ailments are: Stun, Poison, Blast, Paralysis, Sleep, Bleeding, Effluvial Buildup, All Elemental Blights (Fireblight, Waterblight, Thunderblight, Iceblight and Dragonblight). As interesting as it is, Elderseal is also an ailment since it uses the same mechanics to trigger. The Zombification is also an ailment, which can only be negated by using the relevant combined item (Red Herb + Green Herb). It can only be inflicted in the event quest about Resident Evil* which has a Vaal Hazak.

Mind that only certain attacks can deal stun damage and only when you land hits to certain spots. Blunt damage is better at causing stuns.

I can explain how ailments work if you are interested, as well.

[CRCGamer]

Originally posted by Mr. September:

The Zombification is also an ailment, which can only be negated by using the relevant combined item (Red Herb + Green Herb). It can only be inflicted by the event quest about Silent Hill which has a Vaal Hazak.

Actually its a Resident Evil crossover event where this shows up. Silent Hill is more of a psychological horror game than zombie outbreak.

[Mr. September]

Originally posted by CRCGamer:

Originally posted by Mr. September:

The Zombification is also an ailment, which can only be negated by using the relevant combined item (Red Herb + Green Herb). It can only be inflicted by the event quest about Silent Hill which has a Vaal Hazak.

Actually its a Resident Evil crossover event where this shows up. Silent Hill is more of a psychological horror game than zombie outbreak.

Bah, right.

This only shows how little I paid attention. My bad. I even forgot that Silent Hill wasn't even made by Capcom.

Note to self: Don't post crap while sleep-deprived.

[mhm_cake]

Dang, this got attention fast. The reason I asked is because I know Dragonblight effects other status ailments on your weapon like Blast, Sleep Paralysis, and Poison, as well as the normal elements. I thought it might be the same for stun. Thanks for clarifying!