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RES is an additional layer of defense that reduces incoming physical damage by a percentage before your DEF is applied. <br> The more RES you have, the less physical damage you'll take. Think of it as an extra defensive multiplier that works alongside your normal DEF. <br> (Damage after RES = Damage × [(2000 + RES) ÷ (2000 + RES × 5)])

'''Note:''' Similar to '''Hard DEF''', '''RES''' has diminishing returns. The more RES you stack, the less effective each additional point becomes.

<big>'''WIS (Wisdom)'''</big>

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MRES works exactly like RES, but for magic damage. <br> It reduces incoming magical damage by a percentage before your MDEF is applied, making it one of the best ways to survive powerful magical attacks. <br>(Damage after MRES = Damage × [(2000 + MRES) ÷ (2000 + MRES × 5)])

'''Note:''' Similar to '''Hard MDEF''', M'''RES''' has diminishing returns. The more MRES you stack, the less effective each additional point becomes.

<big>'''CON (Concentration)'''</big>

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 RES is an additional layer of defense that reduces incoming physical damage by a percentage before your DEF is applied. <br> The more RES you have, the less physical damage you'll take. Think of it as an extra defensive multiplier that works alongside your normal DEF. <br> (Damage after RES = Damage × [(2000 + RES) ÷ (2000 + RES × 5)])
+'''Note:''' Similar to '''Hard DEF''', '''RES''' has diminishing returns. The more RES you stack, the less effective each additional point becomes.
 <big>'''WIS (Wisdom)'''</big>
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 MRES works exactly like RES, but for magic damage. <br> It reduces incoming magical damage by a percentage before your MDEF is applied, making it one of the best ways to survive powerful magical attacks. <br>(Damage after MRES = Damage × [(2000 + MRES) ÷ (2000 + MRES × 5)])
+'''Note:''' Similar to '''Hard MDEF''', M'''RES''' has diminishing returns. The more MRES you stack, the less effective each additional point becomes.
 <big>'''CON (Concentration)'''</big>