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-[[:Start]] > [[Enchanting:Enchanting]] > [[Enchanting:Effects]]
-==== RangedHit ====
-RangedHit is a special mechanic that increases weapon or arrow damage by a hidden factor or formula, which can be adjusted for balance as needed. This mechanic is primarily influenced by enchantments on weapons and armor.
-=== Enchantment Ranges ===
-  * **Weapon Enchantment:**
-    * Standard Weapon: RangedHit ranges from **30 to 80**.
-    * Legendary Weapon: RangedHit ranges from **50 to 100**.
-  * **Armor Enchantment:**
-    * Standard Armor: RangedHit ranges from **10 to 20**.
-    * Legendary Armor: RangedHit ranges from **15 to 25**.
-=== Maximum Values ===
-  * The maximum possible RangedHit on all armor combined is **125**.
-  * The maximum possible RangedHit on a weapon plus all armor is **225**.
-=== Damage Calculation ===
-The total RangedHit value from all equipped gear pieces (weapon and armor) is used when calculating the final damage output.
-**Note:** For the effect from armor to apply, the weapon must be enchanted with any type of enchantment.
-=== Graphed preview of formula ===
-The graph illustrates a double S-curve progression, which is designed to reflect how the RangedHit enchantment impacts damage. The first S-curve emphasizes the effect on bow-specific enchantments, ensuring that even melee builds (with an enchantment range of 0-100) can benefit from a decent bow.
-{{ :enchanting:rangedhitrange.png?nolink |}}