omni procs
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Mirt
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They're basically a weaker version of the snake charmers weapon proc. The proc does damage to the target and returns 1/3 of the damage done in HP, End and Power.
The power aspect works for vamps btw, and apparantly that's working as intended according to Mythic.
The power aspect works for vamps btw, and apparantly that's working as intended according to Mythic.
psyco
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Mirt said:
NERF!
is this a question about .85?
Reactive draining netherium armor tincture - 75 omni drain
Reactive draining arcanium armor tincture - 100 omni drain
these are both craftable with a Alchemist from 1.85 onwards... a must have for any template imo!
this would suggest that its not a % it is infact a value... so yes... its as strong as snakechamers
im not sure if you need any specific drops to craft them, but im sure you do, i expect to see a large market for the 'special' ingediant when 1.85 is released over here
this is GREAT news for my pve chars, bad news for rvr
ps, barrels dont wotk on vamps, so are you sure that these do?
From the herald grab bag
http://www.camelotherald.com/more/2488.shtml
Q: From the new tinctures added in 1.85b: What is an omni-drain spell and what does it do?
A: Trade Goddess: An omni-drain spell is one that damages the target and returns hit points, power points, and endurance points to the caster of the spell (or user of the tincture). The return is a percentage of the damage dealt and is *different* for each pool.
In the case of the spells being used for the tinctures, the return rates for each pool are:
* 100% of the damage dealt is returned as hit points.
* 60% of the damage dealt is returned as power points.
* 40% of the damage dealt is returned as endurance points.
As an example I’ll use the level 49 tincture’s spell, which has a delve of 100:
You hit the Target for 102 damage.
You steal 107 hit points.
You steal 64 power points.
You steal 42 endurance points.
(Variance and bonuses affect the damage and return amounts)
http://www.camelotherald.com/more/2488.shtml
Q: From the new tinctures added in 1.85b: What is an omni-drain spell and what does it do?
A: Trade Goddess: An omni-drain spell is one that damages the target and returns hit points, power points, and endurance points to the caster of the spell (or user of the tincture). The return is a percentage of the damage dealt and is *different* for each pool.
In the case of the spells being used for the tinctures, the return rates for each pool are:
* 100% of the damage dealt is returned as hit points.
* 60% of the damage dealt is returned as power points.
* 40% of the damage dealt is returned as endurance points.
As an example I’ll use the level 49 tincture’s spell, which has a delve of 100:
You hit the Target for 102 damage.
You steal 107 hit points.
You steal 64 power points.
You steal 42 endurance points.
(Variance and bonuses affect the damage and return amounts)
Alexandrinus
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if its like the proc from Snakecharmers i doubt its a i-win itiem,you maybe survive one or two more hits not more or less---if it procs.
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Kinetix said:
Afaik u gotta get a new piece of armor and apply the new Proc (that's in line ofc with the same old shitty idea that "the more we artificially give troubles to our customers, the more time they spend to get things done, the more revenue we have from em").
But what do i know? ^^
Oh btw soon to have packs of dropped items for the level 49 ones, so alchs give a shout xD
Think i'll farm some for the snare proc also btw hint hint for healers and such!!
The real question is what damage type is this omni proc going to be?
If it's for instance heat it will be pointless as most people run with 40+ heat resists making that 100 damage only 60 hp return and a very weak end/pow return but if it's for instance a matter type damage then it looks really interresting.
If it's for instance heat it will be pointless as most people run with 40+ heat resists making that 100 damage only 60 hp return and a very weak end/pow return but if it's for instance a matter type damage then it looks really interresting.
Aran Thule
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no they loose just health, however there are power drain procs as wellBasic_X said:
illu
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Apparently they don't proc that often, and they can also be resisted when they do proc.
I think the better procs are the TG heal procs as they cannot be resisted, but they cost a small fortune.
It might be fun trying them out but I'm also looking at damage add procs and then there's this new celerity and end charges that you can put on armour which could also be interesting. Or I might just stick with the 100 or 150 ablatives that seem to do a good job too.
Choices choices. Get to a location where there is a stealth zerg, PH, SoM - then choice of SL/Battler2/Malice2/Celerity/End.
Apparently Hunters/Archers are loving the celerity charge.....
Oli - Illu
I think the better procs are the TG heal procs as they cannot be resisted, but they cost a small fortune.
It might be fun trying them out but I'm also looking at damage add procs and then there's this new celerity and end charges that you can put on armour which could also be interesting. Or I might just stick with the 100 or 150 ablatives that seem to do a good job too.
Choices choices. Get to a location where there is a stealth zerg, PH, SoM - then choice of SL/Battler2/Malice2/Celerity/End.
Apparently Hunters/Archers are loving the celerity charge.....
Oli - Illu
Kagato
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Procs wont make that big a differance.
Most people craft the cheap armour pieces (gloves, boots, helm etc) which have the smallest chance to be hit and thats before they decide the chance to proc.
Unless you decide to craft your chest pieces you wont see it procing that much and whilst its a nice proc its certainly not worth purposely crafting chest section for.
Most people craft the cheap armour pieces (gloves, boots, helm etc) which have the smallest chance to be hit and thats before they decide the chance to proc.
Unless you decide to craft your chest pieces you wont see it procing that much and whilst its a nice proc its certainly not worth purposely crafting chest section for.
