Wanted To Confirm If Behavior Is Intended For Poison Effects
Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2021 11:00 pm
Was doing more testing with poison incumbent effects and was wondering if this observed behavior is intended or not. If you are poisoned be it from a weapon, or from ingestion of a drug, during and after the effect duration is complete, as long as the poison effect did some form of draining to an attribute, you will be considered poisoned until you either fully heal the drained attribute, or use a cure poison effect, now this I know is intended.
However, the thing that i'm not sure about, while you are under the effect of said poison, are you supposed to be immune to further applications of that same poison effect? At least for me, I would have thought that continued application of the same poison effect would either add onto the current duration of the poison effect, or add onto the drain effect that the current active incumbent effect had done. But from my testing, if you are currently have a stat drained by Poison-A, you can't be effected by Poison-A again, until you cure the first incumbent effect of Poison-A.
I mostly find this strange because the drain-effect from the destruction spell based drain-effect seems to accumulate, even if you have been hit by that same effect before. Thanks for reading.
However, the thing that i'm not sure about, while you are under the effect of said poison, are you supposed to be immune to further applications of that same poison effect? At least for me, I would have thought that continued application of the same poison effect would either add onto the current duration of the poison effect, or add onto the drain effect that the current active incumbent effect had done. But from my testing, if you are currently have a stat drained by Poison-A, you can't be effected by Poison-A again, until you cure the first incumbent effect of Poison-A.
I mostly find this strange because the drain-effect from the destruction spell based drain-effect seems to accumulate, even if you have been hit by that same effect before. Thanks for reading.