Immune

Diablo II Notation Basic Class Skill Item Ally Quest Area Monster Tale Attribute Unit Animation Attack Damage Death Crushing Blow Enhanced Minimum Maximum Adds Damage Damage + % Damage to Demons to Undead Deadly Strike Magic Fire Lightning Cold Poison Skill Damage ATD/ATLD DR/MDR Resistance Maximum Enemy Resist Immune Absorb Sunder Immune to Physical Immune to Magic Immune to Fire Immune to Lightning Immune to Cold Immune to Poison Monsters and pets can be immune to any of the six damage types when Resist > 99%. Any inherent immunities are displayed as labels below their life bars, although those of pets can only be displayed to the summoning player if that player can cast Holy Bolt on them or they can be unsummoned, by selecting Unsummon on the right mouse button and placing the cursor over the pet (with the exception of Decoy, Shadow Warrior and Shadow Master, which will only display the life bar over their head rather than at the top of the screen with any labels). Pet Pets can also become immune to more damage types if inherent resistance and bonuses from skills and their own items (in the case of Valkyrie, Shadow Warrior, Shadow Master or Iron Golem) result in Resist > 99%. However, these immunities will not be displayed unless they include inherent resistance, or an individual skill or all items apply Resist > 99%. [1] [2] This level 15 Valkyrie (+32% All Resistances with level 1 Decoy) is Immune to Fire, Lightning, Cold and Poison due to resistance bonuses from her items. Although none of this is displayed, she takes no damage from a barrage of missiles applying fire, lightning, cold and poison damage, and she is neither chilled nor poisoned. Immunities dependent on Summon Resist are never displayed, even when they include inherent resistance. [3] A Clay Golem's Cold Resist +50% and CR +50% from level 6 Summon Resist result in it becoming Immune to Cold, neither taking damage nor being chilled by Bone Mage ice bolts, even though this immunity is not displayed. However, a Spirit Wolf summoned using a Crescent Moon rune word's level 18 Summon Spirit Wolf charges is killed because Summon Resist does not add to its CR +85%. Monster Monsters could be inherently immune to all six damage types, although in practice only one is inherently immune to more than two (Pit Lords of the Pandemonium Event are always immune to all but physical damage). Inherent immunities always apply and they are always displayed. A small number of monsters spawn with items whose randomly selected affixes may apply resistance bonuses which can result in them becoming immune when added to inherent resistance. Immunities dependent on items are not displayed. Monster Normal Nightmare Hell Blood Raven Short Bow Flying Scimitar Scimitar Korlic Crown Field Plate Voulge Ring Grand Crown Sharktooth Armor Bill Ring Corona Kraken Shell Colossus Voulge Ring Madawc Throwing Axe Throwing Axe Greaves Gauntlets Francisca Francisca War Boots War Gauntlets Flying Axe Flying Axe Myrmidon Greaves Ogre Gauntlets Talic Field Plate Broad Sword Tower Shield Greaves Sharktooth Armor Battle Sword Pavise War Boots Kraken Shell Conquest Sword Aegis Myrmidon Greaves [4] [5] Korlic is not poisoned by Rabies in Normal as a combination of his own Poison Resist 70% and PR ≥ 30% from item affixes makes him immune. Monsters may also become immune due to resistance bonuses applied by Unique bonuses (which only apply to the monster itself, and not to any minions). [6] However, these resistance bonuses only apply if the monster has less than two immunities beforehand as a result of inherent resistance, bonuses from items and earlier Unique bonuses [7] [8] (they are applied in the order in which they are displayed below the life bar, from left to right). [9] [10] Unique Bonus Resistance Value Additional Condition for Immunity Stone Skin Damage Resist +50% DR ≥ 50% Mana Burn Magic Resist +20% MR ≥ 80% Fire Enchanted Fire Resist +75% FR ≥ 25% Lightning Enchanted Lightning Resist +75% LR ≥ 25% Cold Enchanted Cold Resist +75% CR ≥ 25% Poison Enchanted 1 Poison Resist +75% PR ≥ 25% Magic Resistant 1. Cold Resist 2. Fire Resist 3. Lightning Resist +40% +40% +40% Resist 60-99% [11] [12] Spectral Hit 2 1. Cold Resist 2. Fire Resist 3. Lightning Resist +20% +20% +20% Resist < 75% [13] [14] [15] 1 Poison Enchanted label is not displayed 2 Spectral Hit alone can never result in immunities, but its bonuses can increase those resulting from later bonuses Although Unique resistance bonuses are not applied if there are two or more immunities beforehand, if there are less than two without item bonuses then those displayed are any inherent immunity and any applied by the Unique bonus(es). Madawc is not damaged by Fire Ball in Hell as his FR 50% and FR ≥ 50% from items makes him Immune to Fire. He is also inherently Immune to Lightning. Madawc is damaged and chilled by Glacial Spike in Hell despite displaying Immune to Cold, as he is already Immune to Lightning, and Immune to Fire due to his inherent resistance and items. Bosses of the Pandemonium Event have Unique bonuses and immunities which are not displayed. Ghostly champions are set to Damage Resist 80%, even when Immune to Physical; however, the Immune to Physical label remains. [16] [17] Although the Barbarian War Cry's physical damage obviously doesn't damage the Immune to Physical Champion Blood Lord, it does damage the 'Immune to Physical' Ghostly Blood Lord since it has actually been set to DR 80%. Removal Skills applying Resist -% can result in Resist < 100%, removing an immunity and allowing damage of that type to be applied. However, whenever an immunity is inherent or a Unique resistance bonus contributes, the sum of Resist -% applied is rounded down to 1/5 even if item affixes result in immunity, or they are required for a subsequent Unique bonus to do so. For example, Resist -41% from level 3 Lower Resist and Resist -85% from level 12 Conviction applies Resist -126% in total, which is reduced to Resist -25% [126/5] when applied to an immunity (even when either used in isolation would be sufficient to remove it). When immunity is removed, any label beneath the life bar normally disappears and any relevant -% Enemy Resistance equipped now applies at full effectiveness. However, a label may be removed even if item affixes mean the immunity is not: for example, Talic's inherent fire immunity in Hell may appear to be removed by level 10 Lower Resist (110 - [55/5] = 99), but if he spawns with Crimson Myrmidon Greaves (Fire Resist +5%) or better then this does not actually happen (110 - [55/5] +5 = 104). Skills applying Resist -% are still fully effective when applied to immunities wholly dependent on skill or item bonuses. [18] For example, an Iron Golem is normally Immune to Poison with Poison Resist 100%, and Lightning Resist 50%: making it from an item with LR +50% and +50% All Resistances from level 6 Summon Resist would increase these to PR 150% and LR 150%, making it Immune to Lightning as well; however, casting level 10 Lower Resist would remove its lightning immunity (150-55 = 95) while its poison immunity remained (150 - [55/5] = 139). Reference Special Monster Bonuses (Arreat Summit) Champion Bonuses (Lurker Lounge) pre 1.10 Immunity Priority (Technical Discussion) Iron Golem question (Necromancer Room) Summoner help (Necromancer Room) Which elements are most resisted in Hell? (Technical Discussion) Nefarius, Boss Status Modifications (1.11b) (Phrozen Keep) Nefarius, MonEquip.txt File Guide (v 1.0) (Phrozen Keep) Onderduiker, Monster Bonuses, Death Damage and Corpse Explosion (Technical Discussion) Onderduiker, Monster Resistances and Immunities Guide (Technical Discussion)