Losing Redoubt

[theckhd]

My entire point was that it still provides mitigation (which you also pointed out, I was using sarcasm).

Ah, sorry, I didn't pick up on the sarcasm.

[Isetnefret]

Ah, sorry, I didn't pick up on the sarcasm.

Downfall of the interwebz.

[DisRuptive1]

I'm only interested in mitigation, does the diminishing returns apply to block value for purposes of the amount of damage reduced per hit?

[theckhd]

I'm only interested in mitigation, does the diminishing returns apply to block value for purposes of the amount of damage reduced per hit?

No, the DR only applies to ShoR damage. Nothing else.

[Iselian]

I'm only interested in mitigation, does the diminishing returns apply to block value for purposes of the amount of damage reduced per hit?

No, the DR only applies to ShoR damage. Nothing else.

That only reiterates what's been said before: Redoubt is always good for mitigation, so it shouldn't ever be dropped. At least, it's better than what's available (Divinity? Reckoning?)

[Isetnefret]

I'm only interested in mitigation, does the diminishing returns apply to block value for purposes of the amount of damage reduced per hit?

I see a lot of people outside this board saying that it does....not sure how this myth gets perpetuated..

[Corpsicle]

Lack of reading comprehension and/or attention to detail I can only assume. Considering it took me about 2 months to convince a reroll paladin to use Judgement in his rotation (and even now, he's inconsistent at best), I'm not completely surprised by this sort of thing when it happens.