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Hitsplat

Hitsplat (also called hit splat or hitmark) is a term used to refer to the damage icon appearing on a player or monster, while in combat, or on interactable objects, such as resource nodes. The colour of a hitsplat and the symbol beside it usually indicate the type of damage inflicted, while the number inside indicates the amount of damage dealt. A hitsplat usually results in a change of life points. Most hitsplats have a number in the centre, which displays the number of life points that the recipient has either lost or gained. Depending on how large the number is, the width of a splat is variable. A hitsplat without a number denotes a missed or blocked hit, or temporary immunity to damage.

Updated 2026-09-20Game version 1.0

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Hitsplat (also called hit splat or hitmark) is a term used to refer to the damage icon appearing on a player or monster, while in combat, or on interactable objects, such as resource nodes. The colour of a hitsplat and the symbol beside it usually indicate the type of damage inflicted, while the number inside indicates the amount of damage dealt. A hitsplat usually results in a change of life points. Most hitsplats have a number in the centre, which displays the number of life points that the recipient has either lost or gained. Depending on how large the number is, the width of a splat is variable. A hitsplat without a number denotes a missed or blocked hit, or temporary immunity to damage.

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Hitsplat (also called hit splat or hitmark) is a term used to refer to the damage icon appearing on a player or monster, while in combat, or on interactable objects, such as resource nodes. The colour of a hitsplat and the symbol beside it usually indicate the type of damage inflicted, while the number inside indicates the amount of damage dealt. A hitsplat usually results in a change of life points. Most hitsplats have a number in the centre, which displays the number of life points that the recipient has either lost or gained. Depending on how large the number is, the width of a splat is variable. A hitsplat without a number denotes a missed or blocked hit, or temporary immunity to damage.

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The information on this page was last checked on 2026-09-20.