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{{Poison}} is a status effect in ''PSO''. It can be inflicted by: | |||
* {{Trap|Traps#Poison traps|Poison traps}} | |||
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* [[Mothmant|Mothvert]]'s attack | * [[Mothmant|Mothvert]]'s attack | ||
* [[Poison Lily|Poison]] / [[Nar Lily]]'s ranged attack | * [[Poison Lily|Poison]] / [[Nar Lily]]'s ranged attack | ||
* [[Barba Ray]]'s underwater tentacle attack | * [[Barba Ray]]'s underwater tentacle attack | ||
* | * [[Astark]]'s poison attack | ||
* Certain growths in the rooms and hallways of [[Ruins]] and [[Subterranean Desert]] | |||
== Mechanics == | == Mechanics == | ||
=== Players === | === Players === | ||
Poison and | {{Poison}} and {{Paralysis}} will overwrite each other if inflicted on a player. | ||
Poison will gradually drain a player's HP until it reaches 1 or until cured. The damage dealt by the effect scales with difficulty. | Poison will gradually drain a player's HP until it reaches 1 or until cured. The damage dealt by the effect scales with difficulty. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:36, 28 February 2024
Poison is a status effect in PSO. It can be inflicted by:
Poison traps- Mothvert's attack
- Poison / Nar Lily's ranged attack
- Barba Ray's underwater tentacle attack
- Astark's poison attack
- Certain growths in the rooms and hallways of Ruins and Subterranean Desert
Mechanics[edit | edit source]
Players[edit | edit source]
Poison and 
Paralysis will overwrite each other if inflicted on a player.
Poison will gradually drain a player's HP until it reaches 1 or until cured. The damage dealt by the effect scales with difficulty.
Poison does not wear off on its own. It will remain on a player even if they return to Pioneer 2; however, it will not damage players who are on Pioneer 2. It can be cured with 
Anti, an 
Antidote, or a Sol Atomizer. An equipped 
Cure/Poison will prevent players from becoming poisoned, but will not cure previously inflicted poison when equipped.
Monsters[edit | edit source]
Players have no means by which to directly apply poison to monsters. A monster can become poisoned if it happens to be within the radius of a poison trap when it detonates; however, this is a rare occurrence. Poison will function the same on the monster, gradually siphoning its health until it dies.
| Status effects | |
|---|---|
| Buffs | ATP Up • DFP Up |
| Debuffs | ATP Down • DFP Down |
| Ailments | Confuse • Freeze • Paralysis • Poison • Shock • Slow |
