How does the True Damage system work in Wild Rift?

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True damage in Wild Rift is that type of damage that **completely ignores the target's physical or magical resistances**. Unlike physical or magical damage, which follows a formula where enemy resistances are applied first and then post-mitigation damage is calculated, true damage goes **directly** to the opponent's HP without any filters. There are no calculations or percentage reductions: if you deal 100 true damage to a champion with 1000 armor and 500 MR, you take exactly 100 HP off them. Period. Most champions deal true damage with **specific abilities**, not basic attacks. For example, Malphite's *Seismic Shard* deals true damage, as does Zed's *Death Mark* or Singed's *Flay and Poison* in his ultimate form. That's the key: **it's not a universal effect**, but depends on the specific ability. Some items can also add true damage to basic attacks, like *Arcane Pickaxe* (though in Wild Rift it's not exactly the same as in PC LoL, there are similar options like *Guinsoo's Rageblade* or *Shojin's Lance* that can include fixed percentages or scale with stats). Another important detail is that true damage **has no hidden thresholds or "secret" conditions** like in other games. It simply activates when the ability defines it that way. That said, some secondary effects can modify when or how it's applied (like *shield effects* that ignore even true damage in some cases). If you see a tooltip that says "deals true damage," you can be sure resistances don't come into play. To play with that in mind, check the descriptions of each champion or ability: that's usually where it's clearly stated whether the damage is true or not.