Stagger
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Improvements	[High Tolerance]
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Damage Reduction refers to various magic suffixes or special modifiers that reduce damage. Damage Reduced By (integer) The effect given from this trait, depending on the level of the item and the suffix itself, is the reduction of physical damage taken from all sources. In a scenario that a. Mar 19, 2017 I saw that my stagger damage and damage taken from auto attacks is almost the same, even if I'm using purifying brew. Now, the question is: Should I be taking more damage from stagger, even if I'm using purifying brew, or should I be taking more damage from autos? Does it matter that much if I'm thinking on tanking for mythic+, heroic raiding? Jun 13, 2017 For each hit taken, the damage that is stored in Stagger is recalculated and the dot refreshed. The key thing here is that Stagger by itself does not mitigate damage, but instead smooths it out. Also, Stagger by itself will not kill a Brewmaster monk. You can be at 1 health with only stagger ticking and not die.

Stagger is a passive level 10 Brewmaster ability that causes a portion of incoming physical damage to be dealt over 10 seconds rather than instantly.

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For each hit taken, the damage that is stored in Stagger is recalculated and the dot refreshed. The key thing here is that Stagger by itself does not mitigate damage, but instead smooths it out. Also, Stagger by itself will not kill a Brewmaster monk. You can be at 1 health with only stagger ticking and not die, but in a raid there are a lot of things that can take that last point.

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The amount of damage that is staggered is determined by the stagger percentage. 40% Stagger is available by default, and an additional 20% Stagger can be added by using [Fortifying Brew].

The Stagger DoT has three 'Phases': Light Stagger, Moderate Stagger, and Heavy Stagger. Light Stagger is when the total stagger amount is less than 30% of max health. Moderate Stagger is when the total stagger amount is more than 30% of max health, but less than 60%. Finally, Heavy Stagger is when the total stagger amount is greater than 60% of max health.

As was mentioned previously, Stagger does not by itself mitigate damage. For this you need to use [Purifying Brew], which will remove half of the current staggered damage.

Example

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A monk has 600k health and has 20% (Stance) + 20% (Shuffle) + 10% (Mastery) = 50% Stagger. They gets hit for 500k physical damage. With 50% stagger, the monk takes 500k * .5 (50%) = 250k, and the other 250k is applied as a dot that will tick for 250k / 10 = 25k per sec for 10 sec. One tick went through, but they manage to use Purifying Brew before the second tick to remove the rest of the staggered damage. Thus the total damage taken is 250k (initial hit) + 25k (first stagger tick) = 275k.

500k - 275k = 225k damage not taken.

Improvements

[High Tolerance]

Patches and hotfixes

Patch 7.2.5 (2017-06-13): Staggered damage cannot exceed 1000% of your maximum health.
Patch 7.1.5 (2017-01-10): Is now 40% more effective against magical attacks.
Hotfix (2016-10-03): 'Stagger now delays 40% of damage taken (was 35%), and now quickly fades after leaving combat.'
Patch 7.0.3 (2016-07-19): Redesigned, replacing [Stance of the Sturdy Ox].
Hotfix (2013-03-27): 'Tier-15 Brewmaster Monk 2-piece set bonus should now correctly increase Stagger by 12%.'
Patch 5.2.0 (2013-03-05): Tooltip now includes the amount of stagger remaining.
Patch 5.0.4 (2012-08-28): Added.

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Damage Reduction (Ex or Su)

A creature with this special quality ignores damage from most weapons and natural attacks. Wounds heal immediately, or the weapon bounces off harmlessly (in either case, the opponent knows the attack was ineffective). The creature takes normal damage from energy attacks (even nonmagical ones), spells, spell-like abilities, and supernatural abilities. A certain kind of weapon can sometimes damage the creature normally, as noted below.

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