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[[File:Dark Phoru.png|right|thumb|300px|[[ | [[File:Dark Phoru.png|right|thumb|300px|[[White Mist Swamp|Ancient Phoru]]'s brief change in appearance after reaching the Stoic Threshold]] | ||
== What is a Stoic Threshold? == | == What is a Stoic Threshold? == | ||
A Stoic Threshold is a feature possessed by certain bosses and monsters of Elsword. The main purpose behind this mechanic is to prevent bosses from being stunlocked. A monster's Stoic Threshold is the number of hits that they could take before they automatically enter Super Armored status. All attacks will contribute to the Stoic Threshold, '''even if the attack does not provide hitstun'''. Any hits that are inflicted upon them when they are already under in Super Armor will not count towards the Stoic Threshold. | A Stoic Threshold is a feature possessed by certain bosses and monsters of Elsword. The main purpose behind this mechanic is to prevent bosses from being stunlocked. A monster's Stoic Threshold is the number of hits that they could take before they automatically enter Super Armored status. All attacks will contribute to the Stoic Threshold, '''even if the attack does not provide hitstun'''. Any hits that are inflicted upon them when they are already under in Super Armor will not count towards the Stoic Threshold. | ||