Glop Drops

Almost definitely minor.

Bashed the shufflebots in training hall, the stun lasted roughly 3 seconds. Then I dropped a haze bomb (minor stun), lasted roughly 3 seconds after the bots were no longer in the cloud.

EDIT: Forget what I said about it possibly varying depending on the tier, just popped down to T3 to test it and it only lasted 3 seconds.

Because you can stun a giant lichen colony with the shield bash. If there was a status guide on the wiki that'd be really helpful right about now.

@Gkku status strength scales depending on tier. Interesting.

But the wolver coat resists piercing, so....?

@Hexzyle: Jelly set resists stun so jellies too, if Wolver set resists piercing then Wolvers should too - that's logic @Batabii used.

I tried it on Vana and.... IT STUNNED HIM!

Here are steps:

1. Press the "ESC" key on your keyboard or click on "options" with your mouse.
2. Click the "controls" tab
3. adjust controls for "dash" and "shield bash" to your liking

oilers in d24 are not immune .__.

Jelly set resists stun so jellies too, if Wolver set resists piercing then Wolvers should too - that's logic @Batabii used.

But that logic is flawed because the wolver armor isn't constructed exactly how it would occur on a wolver. We don't wear nothing except the fur of the wolvers glued to our skin.

Jelly Armor has the exact same buildup as the jelly itself; the jellyness is retained, and based on a thin, light, and only moderately sturdy armor underneath, so the resistance primarily comes from the jelly itself.

Wolver on the other hand is made out of the tanned hide and fur of a wolver, which is then later worked onto flexible, pierce resistant armor such as chainmail. The chainmail, along with the leather (which has vastly different properties than untanned skin) provide the defense, while the fur is just for camouflage, comfort, and warmth.

Giant Lichen colonies still stun on their spin attack.

Also, normal jellies used to deal stun? o_o

EDIT: Okay orange Lichen Colonies don't. Must have been mistake of the memory :o

As for the armors, ash tail coat resists freeze. But guess what? Ash Tails resist fire, not freeze.

Possibly because the original planned main line for the Wolver was to go to Vog, but then it was changed to Skolver for some random reason.

It would just explode on you like normal, I'm assuming. However, you'd do full shield bash damage, be that 70 (environmental damage) or 160 or so normal damage.