High Jump

Notes/Description

• Upon usage, user will deliver a High Jump attack on the enemy.
• High Jump is not 100% accurate.
• Has a maximum distance of 10'.
• Damage output is roughly the same as a regular attack, but can be modified with equipment.
• A successfully landed High Jump causes user to gain as much TP as a regular attack. This can be modified with equipment.
• High Jump gives no TP to the target.
• Barone Corazza and Barone Cosciales increase the TP gained with High Jump by two each, combined for an extra +4 TP. The HQ of these pieces increase the TP gained by +2.5 each, for a combined total of +5 TP
• Skystrider increases the TP gained with High Jump by 5.
• Upon usage, hit or miss the user will lose 50% of his/her enmity accumulated during the course of battle.[1]
• The negative Enmity effect will stack with Trick Attack when used behind a player positioned between the target and the user.
• Equipping Wyrm Brais increases the amount of hate that is shed. (from 50% to 60%)[2]
• You gain Enmity for the damage dealt by High Jump, this is likely applied *after* the reduction, and is likely equal to the amount of Enmity you would have gained for a normal attack of the same damage.[3]

• Damage modifiers ( Double Attack, Triple Attack, Enblizzard, etc.) are also included into damage calculation but can not be noticed. Souleater doubled the damage of Jump and High Jump on 75 DRK/DRG, from 200 to 400. Last Resort increased damage from 200 to 300. The drain effect of Blood Weapon has no effect on Jump.
• While Spirit Surge is in effect, an enemy’s TP is reduced by a percentage proportionate to the amount of damage inflicted.
• When Spirit Surge is used, High Jump's recast time will be reset to 0:00.
• Can skill up a specific weapon when using High Jump.

Macro Syntax

• /ja "High Jump" <t>