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* Useful for killing low-health but heavily armored enemies like [[Horn Children]]. | * Useful for killing low-health but heavily armored enemies like [[Horn Children]]. | ||
* If the mystic runs past | * If the mystic runs past a foe so that the foe is no longer inside the Indignance area, it is possible to hit the same foe again with another move. With [[Compulsion]]+ the foe can be hit a third time. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:58, 29 June 2024
Indignance is a passive Mystic ability.
In-Game Description
(Passive) Hero's presence is charged against her foes, dealing x true damage to hostile creatures who enter adjacency with her for any reason.
Upgrade
Base damage and range increased by 1.
Specifics
A hero with Indignance emits an aura around themselves that deals damage ignoring armor to every adjacent enemy, including diagonals.
Damage = 1 + Potency/3
- The aura damages enemies the hero moves near and also enemies that move adjacent to the hero.
- The damage is only dealt once for each adjacent encounter (even if this monster takes up multiple squares). However, if a hero becomes adjacent to an enemy, moves out of adjacency, and then somehow moves adjacent again on the same turn, the damage will be dealt twice.
- The damage is done immediately when the hero enters adjacency. Passing through is enough; it is not necessary to stop.
- The damage is not an attack and does not set up flanking.
- Triggering Indignance does break grayplane.
Upgraded Indignance (range 2) is blocked by permanent walls.
Tips
- Useful for killing low-health but heavily armored enemies like Horn Children.
- If the mystic runs past a foe so that the foe is no longer inside the Indignance area, it is possible to hit the same foe again with another move. With Compulsion+ the foe can be hit a third time.
