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A Buff is a slang term for a boosting spell / item; For example, a stat buff would boost a certain stat.
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A Buff is a slang term used mainly in RPG terminology for a spell, skill or item that increases a stat or ability - usually for a limited amount of time. A 'Debuff' is the opposite, a spell, skill, attack, or item that reduces a stat or ability.
  
== Positive Buffs ==
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== Buffs ==
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[[Image:Targetinfo.PNG|thumb|right|A targeting box, showing that Deband is active on the targeted monster]]
 
=== Stat Effects ===
 
=== Stat Effects ===
 
* [[Shifta]]
 
* [[Shifta]]
 
* [[Deband]]
 
* [[Deband]]
=== Restorative ===
 
* [[Resta]]
 
* [[Anti]]
 
  
== Debuffs (negative) ==
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== Debuffs ==
 
=== [[Status ailments]] ===
 
=== [[Status ailments]] ===
 
* [[Burn]]
 
* [[Burn]]
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* [[Zalure]]
 
* [[Zalure]]
  
There is also a Grey arrow variant of [[SDJZ]], which may or may not effect [[Technique]] [[stats]].
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There is also a status effect similar to the [[SDJZ]] group of [[Techniques]], which is shown by a grey arrow instead on the red and blue arrows used by SDJZ. While the actual effects of this are not known, it is speculated that they in some way affect Techniques, possibly increasing and decreasing [[TAP]] and [[MST]].

Revision as of 14:39, 21 June 2006

A Buff is a slang term used mainly in RPG terminology for a spell, skill or item that increases a stat or ability - usually for a limited amount of time. A 'Debuff' is the opposite, a spell, skill, attack, or item that reduces a stat or ability.

Buffs

A targeting box, showing that Deband is active on the targeted monster

Stat Effects

Debuffs

Status ailments

Technique inflicted

There is also a status effect similar to the SDJZ group of Techniques, which is shown by a grey arrow instead on the red and blue arrows used by SDJZ. While the actual effects of this are not known, it is speculated that they in some way affect Techniques, possibly increasing and decreasing TAP and MST.