Direct damage

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Direct Damage, or DD, usually refers to any type of magic spell (or a component of a spell) whose direct effect is to cause burst damage (hitpoint loss) to one or multiple targets.

Examples

• Mage spell: Frostbolt
• Druid spell: Wrath
• Priest spell: Smite
• Warlock spell: Shadow Bolt
• Paladin spell: Exorcism
• Shaman spell: Lightning Bolt

See also

• Damage dealer
• Buff
• Debuff
• Damage over time (DoT)
• Hybrid Spells
• Healing
• Heal over time (HoT)
• Area of Effect (AoE)
• Utility