Effect: Decreases the rage thresholds by 25%, bringing them to 150, 375 and 750.Rage Points absorb up to 70% of the damage suffered by creatures. Effect: Allows Rage Level 3 to trigger.Rage Points absorb up to 60% of the damage suffered by creatures. Effect: Allows Rage Level 2 to trigger.Rage Points absorb up to 50% of the damage suffered by creatures. Effect: Allows Rage Level 1 to trigger.Rage_Points_Lost = 1100 * Damage_Absorbed / Stack_Max_HP Blood Rage Levels The creature's Rage Points are decreased instead of the creature's Hit Points: The fraction of the damage absorbed depends on the hero's Blood Rage mastery (50% to 80% - see below). Rage Points have the additional use of absorbing part of the damage suffered by the creature. Barbarians can also use Warcries to increase their troops' Rage Points. Of course, only Barbarian heroes are able to usefully channel the rage of their troops, and even they will need to advance in their Blood Rage racial skill to allow the bonuses to trigger. The bonuses depend on the creature, as listed in the table below. Gaining Rage Points, they can attain 3 Rage Levels that will unlock bonuses for the stack. They can also lose Rage Points when waiting or defending, or being taken control over. Orcs creatures (except Wyverns, Foul Wyverns and Paokais) have a Rage counter in combat, usually starting at 0, and gain Rage Points when performing various actions. This demonic inheritance still manifests itself by Orcs building up their rage in combat, and unlocking bonuses at various stages of rage. Orcs have been created by experimenting with demon blood, in order to obtain stronger and fiercer soldiers.
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