Low, High, and Full Resource States

A resource is Low at 35% of its maximum or below, High at 65% or above, and Full at 100%. Low Life and Low Mana therefore begin at the same percentage. The boundary is included: exactly 35% is Low, exactly 65% is High, and exactly 100% is Full.

• Use the maximum resource, not the amount currently available after reservation.
• Include the exact boundary value.
• Apply the state only to the resource named by the modifier.

Divide the current amount by the maximum amount, then multiply by 100. With 1,000 maximum Life, 350 Life is Low, 650 Life is High, and 1,000 Life is Full. At 500 Life the character is neither Low nor High under the default thresholds. Missing 35% is not the same as being at 35%: 650 of 1,000 is High, not Low.

• Recalculate after maximum Life or Mana changes.
• Do not confuse percentage remaining with percentage missing.
• Treat the middle range above 35% and below 65% as neither Low nor High by default.

A resource with any amount Reserved does not count as Full merely because its unreserved portion is filled. The wording must explicitly check Full Unreserved for that case. Overflow can raise a resource above its normal maximum, and an unreserved Overflowed resource still counts as Full. Overflow changes the stored amount, while a count-as modifier changes only the state check.

• Check whether any part of the resource is Reserved.
• Look for the exact phrase Full Unreserved.
• Keep Overflow and count-as effects separate.

Coward's Legacy replaces the normal Low Life threshold and makes the wearer count as on Low Life at 75% of maximum Life or below. Serpent's Lesson instead makes the wearer count as on Low Life while at 35% maximum Mana or below and on Low Mana while at 35% maximum Life or below. These effects satisfy matching conditions without setting Life or Mana to those values.

• Read instead as a threshold replacement.
• Read count as as a state check rather than resource recovery or loss.
• Recheck every conditional item, Skill, and passive that uses the affected state.

While on Low Life is continuously true for as long as the state applies. When you reach Low Life describes the event of crossing into that state. Omen of Resurgence checks reaching Low Life and then fully recovers Life, Mana, and Energy Shield, while Wondertrap checks the continuing Low Life state for its item-rarity bonus. Against enemies on Low Life checks the enemy's state rather than the player's state.

• Distinguish while, when you reach, and against enemies that are wording.
• Do not expect a threshold-crossing effect to repeat while the character remains inside the state.
• Check whether the condition belongs to the player, an Ally, a Minion, or an enemy.