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Sephiria Damage Types: Chaos, Void & Lasers

Sephiria damage types explained: Chaos, Void, True Damage, and what cited weapon records say about laser type.

Last updated: Oct 10, 2026Evidence: Independent editorial guide

Quick answer

Sephiria's official combo-system notes distinguish Fire, Ice, Lightning, and Physical attack-type conditions. They later define Chaos as matching all four conditions, while a later update says the player's True Damage and Ignore Defense stats also apply to Companions. The cited weapon-index entries do not specify a universal damage type for laser attacks, and the official update note does not give a True Damage formula. For weapon-specific effects, check the exact upgrade text and use the linked Weapons guide alongside this reference.

Physical, elemental, and Chaos

The official combo-system public beta announcement describes four attack-type conditions: Fire, Ice, Lightning, and Physical. The beta's revised rule states that Chaos corresponds to all four conditions—Fire, Ice, Lightning, and Physical. This describes how Chaos satisfies those type conditions; it does not provide a general damage formula.

The site’s Combo Family Guide records the same four conditions and the same Chaos rule.

Chaos and Void are not interchangeable labels

The same official beta notes distinguish a new Void Damage attribute from the revised Chaos rule. Update 0.9.3 records that Amethyst Summon's attack attribute changed from Chaos to Void. Chaos and Void are distinct labels in the cited patch history.

True Damage and Companions

Update 0.10.9 says the player's True Damage and Ignore Defense stats also apply to Companions. The published note does not give a True Damage formula. The Artifacts & Slabs guide repeats the confirmed Companion interaction for players comparing summon support.

Do laser attacks have their own damage type?

The v2.4 Fan Kit repository identifies itself as an official TEAM HORAY asset pack. Its weapon index lists Troubling Delight as changing Weapon Attack to a laser form and Pristine Form as enlarging Normal and Dash Attack lasers while increasing their damage by 25%. The cited weapon-index entries do not specify a universal damage type for laser attacks. The Weapons guide records the same weapon effects and the same limit: a laser visual alone does not identify a universal damage type.

For practical weapon routes, see Weapons, and for how attribute tags fit into a run, see the Combo Family Guide.

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