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Strife?

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Spectre45
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I have a quick question, I'm tampering with a possible class build, and I was wondering, for the Night Blades ability Strife, do I have to be the one who deals the damage to receive the heals? Or would a group members attacks cause the healing effect? Was tinkering with the the thought of a healer build that would take the funnel health part for a little bit of offensive healing.
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  • CapuchinSeven
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    You use the skill, it hits the target and does damage, you get a HoT. I think you've maybe misunderstood how the skill works?
  • Megamatch
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    With Funnel Health it can also heal another player.

    Nightblade + DK scenario.

    Nightblade uses Funnel Health on eneymy player, strife hits enemy player for 231dmg. Both get 100ish healing over time.

    DK uses Dragon blood and LOLs at NB's pathethic class heals.
  • CapuchinSeven
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    Megamatch wrote: »
    DK uses Dragon blood and LOLs at NB's pathethic class heals.

    AAAAND this.
  • Spectre45
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    CapuchinSeven wrote: »
    You use the skill, it hits the target and does damage, you get a HoT. I think you've maybe misunderstood how the skill works?

    I guess I did. I thought once applied Strife, the healing was based on the damage you did in the 10 second window. I feel stupid, thanks for clarifying.
    "Well, if people would make it more about me, I wouldn't have to"
    ~Iryllia
  • Aeratus
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    Strife is an instant damage + heal over time. The amount of the heal over time is based on the amount of the instant damage.
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