Difference between revisions of "Ally Damage Debuff"
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When a player swings their weapon through an ally player in order to hit an NPC enemy or player, they will receive the ally damage debuff. This has 2 effects: | When a player swings their weapon through an ally player in order to hit an NPC enemy or player, they will receive the ally damage debuff. This has 2 effects: | ||
*It reduces the damage of your swing by 70%. | *It reduces the damage of your swing by 70%. | ||
Revision as of 04:30, 8 June 2021
When a player swings their weapon through an ally player in order to hit an NPC enemy or player, they will receive the ally damage debuff. This has 2 effects:
- It reduces the damage of your swing by 70%.
- It consumes one "stack" of cleave. If you have 5 points in the Reaper ability, you can hit 3 enemies with 1 swing. However, if you hit an ally, it consumes one of your cleaves. So you can then hit 2 enemies with that swing.
You do not technically have to hit "through" your ally, if you simply hit too close to them you can still receive an ally damage debuff.
