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| rdfs:label | - Knock Back
- Knock back
- Knock back
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- Knock backs may or may not deal damage. The guardians of the Safe Houses have, by far, the strongest knock back against a member of the opposing faction, being able to send them soaring over buildings and pass several city blocks, but dealing no damage. Most NPCs only knock back in close range. Solomon Grundy, however, is capable of knocking back players from a distance, and in any direction, while hitting over 400. NPCs with a charge special attacks knocks the player back while dealing heavy damage if not blocked.
- Knock back (also known as punting) is an ability that lifts an enemy off the ground and knocks them back a certain distance. The ability to 'knockback' is one that has traditionally only been given to mobs or NPCs (Non-Player Characters). They have been sought after by players in the past and have recently been implemented in Wrath of the Lich King. Player abilities with a knockback effect:
- A Knock back (also known as punting) is in general the ability to lift and knock a character backwards away from a combatant some distance, even possibly quite far. Before patch 3.3 WotLK, receiving a knock back could also cause a player to become dismounted from their ground or flying mount. Player abilities with a knock back effect:
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| Comment | - This is likely due an abuse of player knock back abilities in PvP to causing flagged players to fall to their death.
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| Note | - Knock back effects no longer dismount players. If on a flying mount, you will be knocked back a short distance before being able to resume flying.
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| abstract | - Knock back (also known as punting) is an ability that lifts an enemy off the ground and knocks them back a certain distance. The ability to 'knockback' is one that has traditionally only been given to mobs or NPCs (Non-Player Characters). They have been sought after by players in the past and have recently been implemented in Wrath of the Lich King. Player abilities with a knockback effect:
* Druid talent Typhoon: 5 yard knockback.
* Shaman talent Thunderstorm: 20 yard knockback.
* Mage talent Blast Wave: knockback unknown. Probably between 10 and 15 yards.
* The hunter pet rhino will be able to use Stampede: 15 yard knockback.
* Hunters' Disengage effectively allows them to knock themselves back.
- To press out air bubbles in a risen dough before shaping and proving.
- Knock backs may or may not deal damage. The guardians of the Safe Houses have, by far, the strongest knock back against a member of the opposing faction, being able to send them soaring over buildings and pass several city blocks, but dealing no damage. Most NPCs only knock back in close range. Solomon Grundy, however, is capable of knocking back players from a distance, and in any direction, while hitting over 400. NPCs with a charge special attacks knocks the player back while dealing heavy damage if not blocked.
- A Knock back (also known as punting) is in general the ability to lift and knock a character backwards away from a combatant some distance, even possibly quite far. Before patch 3.3 WotLK, receiving a knock back could also cause a player to become dismounted from their ground or flying mount. Player's abilities which emit a knock back effect can either knock an enemy or yourself backwards a certain distance. In some cases, as with hunters Disengage when out-of-combat, will also cause the player to dismount. Historically, the ability to 'knock back' is one that was only given to some mobs or NPCs (Non-Player Characters) as a special ability, with rare exceptions such as Disengage. They were sought after by players in the past and were implemented in Wrath of the Lich King as a more pervasive feature of many more abilities for other classes and races. If you have knock back effect, use it wisely. For example, Hunters benefit from the extra range the knock back gives them. Player abilities with a knock back effect:
* Hunters's talent Disengage: 13 yard "self" knock back, considered similar to blink. As of Patch 5.4, disengage can be used out of combat.
* Druid's talent Typhoon: 20 yard knock back.
* Shaman's talent Thunderstorm: 20 yard knock back. Theorically, this spell has the most powerful knock-back.
* Warlock's talent Carrion Swarm: 15 yard knock back.
* Mage's talent Blast Wave: between 10 and 15 yard knock back. As of Cataclysm no longer emits a knock-back effect.
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