Pirate Skeleton/Reactive

thedude33

Pirate Skeleton = Major Protection - 30% Damage Reduction
Reactive Armor = 35% Damage reduction

How do those two stack? ..or do they?

ChunkyCat

Well, I’m no mathematologist, but I’m going to guess they stack at 65% damage reduction.

Kel

Yep, pretty sure they do stack.

I don't run Pirate Skeleton, but I do run robes of the hist with reactive on my magplar.
Such a fun combo with all the stun/snare in PvP

😁

thedude33

ChunkyCat wrote: »

Well, I’m no mathematologist, but I’m going to guess they stack at 65% damage reduction.

Well, I've heard there are 3 kinds of people, those that are good at math and those that aren't.

thedude33

Kel wrote: »

Yep, pretty sure they do stack.

I don't run Pirate Skeleton, but I do run robes of the hist with reactive on my magplar.
Such a fun combo with all the stun/snare in PvP

😁

I forgot about hist. Was trying to figure out what monster set worked best for that. Skeleton or Chokethorn

Emma_Overload

They stack, but I seriously doubt they stack additively. I don't think you'll be getting 65% reduction. I think it works out to 55% reduction multiplicatively.

Banana

Slot some minor protection to

Jeremy

thedude33 wrote: »

Pirate Skeleton = Major Protection - 30% Damage Reduction
Reactive Armor = 35% Damage reduction

How do those two stack? ..or do they?

I'm not sure about reactive armor. But I can speak from experience that Pirate Skeleton and Ironblood work well together. They don't stack - but they do apply consecutively giving you a longer duration of major protection.

MaleAmazon

IIRC mitigation of this kind is multiplicative.

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