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Heat of Battle will | Heat of Battle will be triggered by performing an aggressive action against another player regardless of notoriety, or when interacting with various [[Factions|faction content events or wayposts]]. | ||
* Aggressive actions include attacking or stealing from a player | |||
** Aggressive actions do not include retaliatory empty-handed wrestling attacks or weapon swings your character makes when someone attacks you | |||
** However, it is an aggressive action to re-target your attacker (for example, to avoid attacking monsters instead of the attacking player) | |||
* Aggressive actions include attacking or stealing from a player | ** Note also that using harmful spells (such as Weaken, Telekinesis, or Energy Bolt) will trigger Heat of Battle, even when used against an attacker | ||
* The Heat of Battle flag is now a visible buff on players in the [[Buff Bar]] (shown below) | * The Heat of Battle flag is now a visible buff on players in the [[Buff Bar]] (shown below) | ||
* Heat of battle will prevent the player from utilizing any [[moongates]], recalling, or entering an inn room while it is active | |||
* Heat of battle will enable the "PvP Mechanics" of an [[Aspect_Mastery|Aspect]] | |||
[[File:wikihobicon.jpg|center|link=Buff Bar]] | [[File:wikihobicon.jpg|center|link=Buff Bar]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:03, 12 May 2026
Heat of Battle will be triggered by performing an aggressive action against another player regardless of notoriety, or when interacting with various faction content events or wayposts.
- Aggressive actions include attacking or stealing from a player
- Aggressive actions do not include retaliatory empty-handed wrestling attacks or weapon swings your character makes when someone attacks you
- However, it is an aggressive action to re-target your attacker (for example, to avoid attacking monsters instead of the attacking player)
- Note also that using harmful spells (such as Weaken, Telekinesis, or Energy Bolt) will trigger Heat of Battle, even when used against an attacker
- The Heat of Battle flag is now a visible buff on players in the Buff Bar (shown below)
- Heat of battle will prevent the player from utilizing any moongates, recalling, or entering an inn room while it is active
- Heat of battle will enable the "PvP Mechanics" of an Aspect
