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==Which items can have Cooldown Reductions== | ==Which items can have Cooldown Reductions?== | ||
Not so many as it turns out. However much of your CDR can come from skills both active and passive as well as [[Glyphs]], [[Legendary Aspects]] and [[Unique items]]. | Not so many as it turns out. However much of your CDR can come from skills both active and passive as well as [[Glyphs]], [[Legendary Aspects]] and [[Unique items]]. | ||
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* Cooldown Reduction is now capped at 75%. | |||
==How Cooldown Reductions are Calculated== | ==How Cooldown Reductions are Calculated== | ||
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Some individual skills and items have had their cooldowns adjusted which is noted on their dedicated pages but on items the following changes have been made to Cooldown Reduction. | Some individual skills and items have had their cooldowns adjusted which is noted on their dedicated pages but on items the following changes have been made to Cooldown Reduction. | ||
[[Patch 1-4-0|Patch 1.4.0]], May 24, 2024 | |||
* Cooldown Reduction is now capped at 75%. | |||
[[Patch 1-2-0|Patch 1.2.0]], October 17, 2023 | [[Patch 1-2-0|Patch 1.2.0]], October 17, 2023 | ||
Latest revision as of 14:53, 9 July 2024
Cooldown Reduction (CDR) refers to the shortening of the time that a skill can be used again or chargers on a skill are available again.
Which items can have Cooldown Reductions?
Not so many as it turns out. However much of your CDR can come from skills both active and passive as well as Glyphs, Legendary Aspects and Unique items.
| Attribute | Amulet | Helm | Legs | Gloves | Off-Hand | Shield |
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| Cooldown Reduction [4.2% - 7%] |
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| Cooldown Reduction [7%] |
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| Druid: Storm Skills CDR [4.2 - 7%] |
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| Rogue: Trap Skills CDR [4.2 - 7%] |
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| Rogue: Imbuement Skills CDR [10.5 - 17.5%] |
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| Attribute | Amulet | Helm | Legs | Gloves | Off-Hand | Shield |
- Cooldown Reduction is now capped at 75%.
How Cooldown Reductions are Calculated
Cooldown Reduction is multiplicative. For example
Your skill has a 30 second cooldown. You are wearing:
- Helm: 6% cooldown reduction
- Amulet: 4% cooldown reduction
- Offhand: 7% cooldown reduction
You don't just add these percentages together.
Subtract each reduction percentage from 100% (because you want to know how much is left after the reduction):
- Helm: 100% - 6% = 94%
- Amulet: 100% - 4% = 96%
- Offhand: 100% - 7% = 93%
Multiply these percentages together:
- 0.94 × 0.96 × 0.93 = 0.839904
Subtract that result from 1 to find the total reduction:
- 1 - 0.839904 = 0.160768 x 100 = 16%
So 16% of 30 is 4.8 meaning your skill has a new cooldown of 25.2 seconds.
Patch Changes to Cooldown Reduction
Some individual skills and items have had their cooldowns adjusted which is noted on their dedicated pages but on items the following changes have been made to Cooldown Reduction.
Patch 1.4.0, May 24, 2024
- Cooldown Reduction is now capped at 75%.
Patch 1.2.0, October 17, 2023
- Cooldown Reduction can now appear on Shields.
Patch 1.1.0a, July 18, 2023
- Cooldown Reduction: Reduced by 30%
- Imbuement Skill Cooldown Reduction: Reduced by 30%
- Trap Skill Cooldown Reduction: Reduced by 30%
- Cooldown Reduction (Inherent on Offhands): Reduced by 35%