The modifier is 2.3 (230%) because the bonuses from Shield Block (100%) have been added to Shield Mastery (30%) before being applied to the base block value (100%). Damage reduced by blocking is calculated after other damage reducing factors, such as armor, which increases the effectiveness of blocking. The amount of damage a Block reduces depends on the block value of your shield, any enchantments, talents and your Strength. See the Defense formula above to understand. Your parsed Block percentage won't necessarily match your tooltip if you're fighting creatures higher or lower in level to you. WoW, like many other games, uses a combat results table-based combat scheme (where one roll determines outcome of an attack), so percentages are absolute. This may seem odd to some folks if they are expecting a "if hit, then check if Parry, then check if Block, then check." type system. Miss chance and Critical chance are unmodified by your Block chance, so you're not "wasting" Blocks on misses nor are you able to Block a Critical.
In combat, you will notice that the percentage of incoming attacks that are Blocked matches the Block percentage shown in your tooltips. The formula: Block% = 5% base chance + contribution from Block Rating + contribution from talents + ((Defense skill - attacker's weapon skill) * 0.04) Also, mobs cannot block more than 5% of attacks regardless of rating difference. Mobs level 9 and lower do not block as frequently, just as they are not missed as frequently as they should be. Each point of difference adjusts the base chance by 0.1% if the target is a mob and 0.04% if the target is a player. Your base chance to block an attack is 5% and this is modified by a factor of the rating difference between the attacker's weapon skill and the defender's defense and block rating. Note too, that unlike player characters, mobs sometimes block attacks even though they have no shield equipped.Ĭhance to block Block rating conversion for 1%
Normal white-damage auto-attacks have never been seen inflicting a blocked crit, and are probably subject to the same mutually-exclusive-attack-result rules that attacks made against players are. yellow-damage instant attacks such as Claw, Overpower, and Sinister Strike, and yellow-damage on-next-swing attacks such as Heroic Strike and Raptor Strike-have been observed as inflicting blocked crits. It should be noted, however, that only special attacks-i.e.
While it is clear that a Blocked attack made against a player cannot be a crit, it is possible that mobs have different rules for determining whether an incoming attack is blocked or not, which includes the possibility of a "blocked crit".
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