Bleeding

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Bleed is a status ailment that deals physical damage over time to the affected target. Moving targets suffer increased bleeding damage. Bleed can be removed by drinking a flask with the of Staunching suffix.

Bleed can be inflicted by

• The skill
• Attacks with weapons that have the Causes Bleeding on Hit mod. Currently, The Blood ReaperThe Blood Reaper
  Headsman AxeTwo Handed Axe
  Physical Damage: (170.8-183) to (257.6-276)
  Critical Strike Chance: 5.00%
  Attacks per Second: 1.30
  Weapon Range: 1.3 metresRequires Level 45, 99 Str, 57 Dex(180-200)% increased Physical Damage
  +100 to maximum Life
  Regenerate 20 Life per second
  1% of Physical Attack Damage Leeched as Life
  50% increased Mana Cost of Skills
  50% chance to cause Bleeding on HitTo cease the flow of blood is to
  choke the rain in the very clouds.
  Both life and land feel the thirst. the only weapon with this unique mod.

The Nemesis modifier Corrupting Blood works differently than normal bleeding. It still deals physical damage over time and can be removed with a Staunching flask, but characters receive one charge when they hit a Corrupting Blood rare monster, up to twenty charges. Damage is based on...?

The base duration of bleed is 5 seconds. The physical damage over time is a percentage of physical damage done by the puncturing hit per second. While moving, targets take an additional percentage of the initial hit, per second. At level 1, the skill deals 10% of hit per second plus 50% while moving. By level 20 these percentages increase to 29% and 145%.

For the Causes Bleeding on Hit mod, the physical damage over time is 14.2% of the initial hit, per second. While moving, the affected target takes an additional 56.7% of the initial hit, per second. Therefore over the base duration, the target will be dealt up to 354.5% of the initial hit if it was moving the entire time. This is roughly equivalent to level 8 Puncture.

Separate applications of bleed do not stack cumulatively. Each bleed effect remains present on the target until it runs its course, but only the one with the highest damage per second will cause damage at any given moment. For example, assume an enemy is inflicted with bleed for 100 damage per second, then after 2 seconds it is inflicted with bleed for 50 damage per second. The outcome will be 500 damage over 5 seconds followed by 150 damage over 3 seconds.

Like all damage over time effects, bleed damage can be increased by the curse.