Rail Gun
× 0.45
Ranged
Brotato 1.1.15.4 · Player stat
What % Dodge does in Brotato
Measured against all 79 weapon families: how many of them a point of % Dodge actually moves, and where the first point that changes anything sits.
Measured across all 79 weapon families
0 of 79gain anything at all from a single point of % Dodge
1 move somewhere within +30 · highest available tier · 10 Max HP and no other bonus stats · one equipped weapon · before enemy armorThe number no wiki prints
What +1 % Dodge is actually worth
Damage is truncated to a whole number after the scaling terms are summed, and rounded again after the global multiplier. A stat point that does not push a weapon past one of those steps changes its output by exactly nothing. Below, each weapon family was recomputed one point at a time from the shared baseline until its damage per second moved.
- +31 family
- none78 families within +30
| Weapon family | Baseline DPS | First point that changes it | DPS after that point | Average per point over +10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rail GunRanged | 38.23 | +3 | 39.32 +1.08 | +0.44 |
Largest return per point: Rail Gun +0.44 DPS.
Exact coefficients
What scales from % Dodge
1 weapon family lists % Dodge as a damage scaling key at the highest tier. Each coefficient is raw damage added per resolved point, before the global multiplier.
Rail Gun
× 0.45
Every listed source
Where % Dodge comes from
Level-up upgrade
The Back line, by the rarity it is offered at.
- Common+3
- Uncommon+6
- Rare+9
- Legendary+12
Items
20 items change % Dodge with a plain added stat line.
Give it
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Cape
+20Legendary · price 110
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Ghost Outfit
+10Rare · price 80
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Jet Pack
+10Legendary · price 100
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Gambling Token
+8Uncommon · price 50
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Clover
+6Rare · price 65
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Leather Vest
+6Uncommon · price 45
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Adrenaline
+5Rare · price 60
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Blindfold
+5Uncommon · price 45
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Peaceful Bee
+4Common · price 18
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Chameleon
+3Rare · price 70
Showing the 10 largest of 12.
Cost it
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Gobbler’s Hat
−10Legendary · price 130
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Alloy
−6Rare · price 80
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Honey
−3Rare · price 70
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Little Frog
−3Uncommon · price 45
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Spider
−3Legendary · price 110
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Acid
−2Uncommon · price 65
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Toxic Sludge
−2Common · price 20
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Weird Food
−2Common · price 20
Characters
Start with it changed
Change how much every source gives
A gain modifier multiplies every point of % Dodge from any source, including negative ones.
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Chunky
−50%
Weapon set bonuses
- Ethereal +6 at 2 weapons up to +30 at 6
Ghost Axe, Ghost Flint, Ghost Scepter, Scythe - Medieval +3 at 3 weapons up to +6 at 6
Crossbow, Jousting Lance, Mace, Quarterstaff and 4 more - Unarmed +3 at 2 weapons up to +15 at 6
Claw, Fist, Flaming Brass Knuckles, Hand and 1 more
Stated, with its confidence
% Dodge mechanics
- ConfirmedA run starts with 0 % Dodge.
- ConfirmedDefault cap: 60. A run-time effect can replace a cap value.
- ConfirmedThe dodge roll itself reads the capped value, and the default cap is 60.
- ConfirmedWeapon scaling reads the uncapped value instead. A weapon that scales from this stat therefore keeps gaining damage above 60, unless a weapon-specific effect changes that.
- ConfirmedCharacter effects, item effects and level-up upgrades all enter the same store, where the ordinary stat line adds. The resolved value is the raw total multiplied by one plus that stat’s gain percentage; it stays a fraction internally and the shop display truncates it.
Confidence words are the ones this site’s own model records. How these figures are calculated.
Metric boundary
What this site does not model for % Dodge
- Every figure on this page is expected primary-target damage per second before enemy armor, with all projectiles aimed at the primary target connecting. Enemy armor, later pierce or bounce targets, melee area targets, misses, overkill, burning, explosions and on-hit effects are outside it.
- Whether an incoming hit is dodged is not modelled; only the weapon scaling above is.