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== Overview ==
== Overview ==
'''Threat''' is a value kept by each enemy [[NPC]] for each player it has entered combat with. Enemies will [[aggro]] on the highest player (or enemy NPC) on their Threat list.
'''Threat''' is a value kept by each enemy [[NPC]] for each player it has entered combat with. Enemies will [[aggro]] on the highest player (or enemy NPC) on their Threat list.
The known Threat formula:
Threat = Damage * Debuff Mod * AT Mod * AI Mod * Range Mod * (TauntDurationRemaining * 1,000)
Definitions of terms used, and their known values:
Damage: This is the final damage a power will cause, not the base damage of a power.
Debuff Mod: This is a value created by the Devs to represent the fact that Mobs don't like being debuffed.  Values range between 1 and 2, but on most powers, the value is a 2.  This means that with two attacks that cause the same damage, but one has a debuff and the other doesn't, the one with the debuff will generate up to twice as much threat.
AT Mod: This is the value assigned to each AT, described in the table below.
AI Mod: This is a value that is unique to each Mob type.  We do not know many value for this variable, but we know that they, in theory, could have a very large range of values.
Range Mod: In general, attacks in melee have a higher modifier.  However, we know very few specifics about this value.
TauntDurationRemaining: Pretty self-explanatory.  This is the remaining duration of any Taunt or Taunt-like effects the character has on the enemy.


== Threat Levels ==
== Threat Levels ==

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Overview

Threat is a value kept by each enemy NPC for each player it has entered combat with. Enemies will aggro on the highest player (or enemy NPC) on their Threat list.

The known Threat formula:

Threat = Damage * Debuff Mod * AT Mod * AI Mod * Range Mod * (TauntDurationRemaining * 1,000)


Definitions of terms used, and their known values:

Damage: This is the final damage a power will cause, not the base damage of a power.

Debuff Mod: This is a value created by the Devs to represent the fact that Mobs don't like being debuffed. Values range between 1 and 2, but on most powers, the value is a 2. This means that with two attacks that cause the same damage, but one has a debuff and the other doesn't, the one with the debuff will generate up to twice as much threat.

AT Mod: This is the value assigned to each AT, described in the table below.

AI Mod: This is a value that is unique to each Mob type. We do not know many value for this variable, but we know that they, in theory, could have a very large range of values.

Range Mod: In general, attacks in melee have a higher modifier. However, we know very few specifics about this value.

TauntDurationRemaining: Pretty self-explanatory. This is the remaining duration of any Taunt or Taunt-like effects the character has on the enemy.

Threat Levels

Archetype Threat Level Taunt AT Multiple
Archetypeicon tanker.png Tanker 4 1
V archetypeicon brute.png Brute 4 1
Archetypeicon scrapper.png Scrapper 3 0.75
Archetypeicon peacebringer.png Peacebringer 2 (3)* 0.85
Archetypeicon warshade.png Warshade 2 (3)* 0.85
V archetypeicon stalker.png Stalker 2 1
V archetypeicon mastermind.png Mastermind 2 0.5
Archetypeicon blaster.png Blaster

Archetypeicon controller.png Controller
Archetypeicon defender.png Defender
V archetypeicon corruptor.png Corruptor
V archetypeicon dominator.png Dominator

1 0.5

* - In dwarf form, Kheldians have a threat of 3.

See Also