IronFist Perk Card Curve Calculator

Duchess Flame
2 days ago
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How to Use This Calculator

Step 1: Understand the Perk

The Iron Fist perk increases unarmed melee damage based on your Damage Resistance (DR).

The higher your DR, the more bonus damage you gain — up to +100% at 1000 DR.

Step 2: Use the Inputs

You can test how much extra damage you get for any DR value:

Damage Resistance box – type a number (for example, 500) to see the exact bonus.
Slider – drag left or right to adjust DR quickly.
- As you move the slider or change the number, the bonus damage and multiplier boxes update instantly.
Bonus Damage shows your current % increase.
Damage Multiplier shows how much harder your punches hit overall.
Status lets you know if you’ve reached the 1000 DR cap.

Step 3: Review the Graph

The chart on the left plots your DR against bonus damage:

The line rises evenly from 0 to 1000 DR.
Past 1000 DR, the line flattens to show the +100% cap.
The yellow marker tracks your current DR input in real time.

Step 4: Check the Table

The table at the bottom lists DR values from 0 to 1000 in tiers of 25.

It displays both rounded and exact bonus percentages so you can see how fast damage builds as your DR climbs.

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