Enhanced Elemental Effects

The objectives of this mod are:

• Give a more interesting behavior to elemental effects (Mostly just vanilla).
• Normalize damage against NPCs, Monsters and Bosses of the same level.
• Remove hard damage limits within these effects.

• Damage: Most damage is now calculated as a % of a "default" amount of health, making damage similar across the effects and mainly between enemy types.
  No longer a "Ignores defense" type, thus armor matters against these effects.
• Fire: Less base damage, but it increases tick-rate when reapplied quickly and makes enemies explode.
• Ice: Slowly increases "slow" and eventually fully freezes the enemy, then a small explosion.
• Electric: Less laggy, deals more damage to the initial enemy based on amount of nearby enemies.
• Poison: Spreads, slows and reduces damage of the target over time.
• Requirements: Monster Core It helps with monsters but not needed.

• In Vanilla, most status effects deal % damage that ignores armor, but this means that the damage an NPC receives is based on a ~100 health basis while monsters health vary quite a lot.
• % based damage means that trying to increase "maxHealth" of an enemy doesn’t mean anything, thus making most health differences meaningless against that type of damage.
• Also, most effects have a hard-limit of damage, that makes higher tier enemies have too much health that somewhat alleviates the previous point, but can be negatively affected by most damage-changing mods.

• Elithian Races: Effects follow the above rules.
• Extended Story: Ion max damage removed.
• Black Ice: Tintrio max damage removed.
• Fox Hime Moli: Psi Erosion max damage removed.
• RPG Growth: Most effects now accounted for.
• Arcana: Most effects now accounted for.

• Make "Combo" mod, a mod that adds "Anthem" style combo damage to this mod. (If there is demand)
• Modify more modded effects.
  • FU, maybe, though it seems that it doesn’t need these changes… and I can’t test it.

Something is wrong with a "physical" damage definition, here’s the fix: Fix Missing Physical Definition

You can.
Though it may kill entities currently affected by a couple of custom effects.
These effects wear off quickly anyway, so I doubt there could be a problem.