Avowed: All elements, effects and statuses

Have you inflicted a bleeding status on an enemy but don't fully understand what it does? Or maybe you've shocked your opponent, but you don't know what the stun causes? Luckily, our Avowed guide explains all statuses, effects, and elements.

• How to apply effects?
• Shock and stun
• Bleeding
• Frost, frozen and shattered
• Fire and ignite
• Poison
• Exhaustion
• Stun

How to apply effects?

All statuses and effects can be applied using a weapon. You can read the weapon's description to see whether it applies a status. Each grenade has a specific effect that is activated when hitting an enemy or the environment. Most spells also apply statuses of their corresponding element.

Shock and stun

1. Shock - this element refers to electrical attacks. On its own, it doesn't do anything special other than inflict the stun status.
2. Stun - this status causes the affected character to occasionally spread shock damage to other characters near them. Furthermore, they will be stunned for a short while.

Bleeding

1. Bleeding - once the bar is completely full, it will start dealing damage over time to the character affected by this status.

Frost, frozen and shattered

1. Frost - this element relates to frost damage. Continuous frost attacks inflict the frozen status.
2. Frozen - when this status is fully charged, it will cause the affected character to become frozen and stop moving. Moreover, such a figure can be easily shattered.
3. Shattered - this effect can be activated when an opponent is frozen. Using explosions or enough other attacks in a short period of time will deal a huge amount of bonus damage.

Fire and ignite

1. Fire - an element that deals fire damage. Continuously attacking will cause the character to become ignited.
2. Ignite - a character affected by this status will take continuous damage for a period of time.

Poison

1. Poison - a status that causes the affected character to take damage over time. You can read more about this on the How to cure poisoning? page.

Exhaustion

1. Exhaustion - if your character loses their entire stamina bar, they will be unable to attack, dodge, or block for a period of time.

Stun

1. Stun - a status applied to an enemy after their stun meter fills up completely (yellow bar under the health bar). The opponent is then vulnerable to a special attack that deals high damage.

Avowed

February 18, 2025

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