Raise your strength level by training to deal higher damage. and having higher strength bonus (provided by armour and weapons) you may also hit higher
Bread heals 5 hitpoints.
You don't get xp from the bow itself, as arrows are the ammo and what do the damage.. so therefor arrows would give more experience.
In order to gain Constitution Xp you must inflict damage on an NPC or in PvP and you will get 10% of the damage as constitution Xp.
No defence level excludes you from damage completely.
The ability to inflict 'Piercing Damage' is to be able to deal damage to an opponent when it battles a weaker defence position monster. The amount of damage dealt is the difference between the ATK of the attacker and the DEF of the defender. So for example, if you have a monster which can deal Piercing Damage, and has 1800ATK, and it attacks a defence position monster with 1000DEF, you will deal 800 battle damage to the opposing player (1800-1000).
i think 99 if u have an ancient staff and u attak defence and strength are 99
The max damage u can deal is ranging from 120 to 130. (if using wind blast lvl 41) or in fire bolt u can deal 100 to 120 damage.
one tenth of the damage they deal to the player will be dealt back to them. This will always be rounded up, so dealing 11 damage would result in a "recoil" of 2.
Probably not, one of the drinks deal 10 damage lols. xLDde>en GoogleC at minimum
You can't really give a precise number of xp per hill giant, because everyone will deal a different amount of damage to a hill giant. Which means the xp will vary, so it depends on your level, and how much damage you can deal. I hope that has helped.
Bread heals 5 hitpoints.
runescape has more total however idk if runescape has more members
No, copies of commanders do not deal commander damage in Magic: The Gathering. Only the original commander card can deal commander damage.
No, Nekusar does not deal commander damage in Magic: The Gathering.
In the game, double strike allows a creature to deal damage twice in combat. This affects blocking by potentially causing more damage to be dealt to the blocking creature before it can deal damage back. This can make it more challenging to effectively block a creature with double strike.
I want to know if i can flex at people in d&d 3.5 to deal damage
"can cause a great deal of damage" is the predicate in the sentence. It includes the verb "can cause" and the object "a great deal of damage."