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Immunity to Acid

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A creature with acid immunity never takes acid damage. Even when subject to spells or abilities that reduce a monster's acid resistance, they will continue to remain immune to acid damage.

List of monster types that are immune to acid damage[edit]

PnP Comparison[edit]

A creature with acid immunity never takes acid damage. It has vulnerability to ?, which means it takes half again as much (+50%) damage as normal from ?, regardless of whether a saving throw is allowed, or if the save is a success or failure.[PnP]

In DDO, creatures with Acid Immunity don't necessarily have vulnerability (+50%) to ?. Some do, but many such as ?s do not.

See also: Category:Immunity to acid monsters