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It should be there in the Input menu as "Highlight Items and Objects" - between Detonate Mines (default "D") and Toggle Highlighting (default "Z"). I play with it bound to spacebar.

It is working with Brands (which are self-casting - a brand is not a separate entity from you any more than a fireball is), and the only minion spell it can affect. It affects your skills whether used by yourself or by totems/traps/mines.

The only minion skill it can interact with is Absolution, since that is the only minion skill that is both elemental and deals damage. Damage you deal with that skill will have 100% chance to deal Triple Damage. This does not affect the minions, because their damage is not damage you're dealing with an elemental spell.

Summon Raging Spirits, for example, is not a skill that deals any damage with at all, so there's nothing to triple - it just creates a minion (which does not have your staff) and that minion uses melee attacks to deal it's own damage, independant of you or the spell that created it.

This is correct. From the skill description:

When you stop channelling, each affected minion explodes, and this skill deals spell damage around them.

These are two separate things - the minion explosion, and the skill's spell damage.

The explosion of the minion is not affected by modifiers to spell damage, and cannot be reflected.

This part is only referring to the explosion, not the spell damage.

Flesh and Stone is also bugged in a similar way for a different reason, and I think there might also have been one of the aura skills from a unique item as well?

Ground Slam. That stat was made one of the alternate quality stats for ground slam in 3.17, and thus needed a new description for use on the gem which didn't call out the skill by name. That description was applied in the wrong place and as a result incorrectly overrode the on-item description used by the enchantment - this has been fixed locally and that fix will be deployed in an upcoming patch.

Pride has not been isolated as a beneficiary, it (and a few other auras) are currently bugged with this support. I have edited my above post to be more clear about what I was pointing out.

But the exact same wording is used on Eternal Blessing and now that is a bug.

That is not the "exact same wording". There is a distinction between an aura being on you (you are the source/centre for the aura), and an aura having an effect on you (the aura is applying stats to you). An aura can be on you and not have any effect on you (pride), or can have an effect on you without being on you (an ally's aura buff).

The wording you quote is specifically modifying the effect that certain auras have on you. It does not care whether those auras themselves are on you or not - it has always modified the effect that ally's auras have on you, despite those auras not being on you. The wording is directly analagous to e.g. "x% increased effect of Arcane Surge on you" - it's an effect modifier.

Eternal Blessing refers to auras being on you, regardless of whether they have an effect on you, as did the old Mortal Conviction key...

This is a bug (and is not even directly caused by pride not affecting you). Pride is on you. It does not have any effect on you, but it is on you. An aura being on you means you are the source/centre of the aura. An aura (or other buff/debuff) having an effect on you means it is applying stats to you. Pride does not do this.

In both cases those stats are talking about an aura being on you, which means that you are the centre of the aura.

The linked explaination is pointing out that in the different wording "50% more Effect of Auras from your Skills on you", that is not referring to an aura being on you, it is referring to the effect of that aura on you - "on you" is modifying "effect" not "aura". Just like "x% increased effect of Arcane Surge on you" modifies the effect that the buff has on you.

An aura can be on you (you are the source of the aura), and/or it can have an effect on you (the aura affects you). These are independant - auras on you may not have an affect on you, and an aura not on you may have an effect on you. Both the stats you directly quote in your post are talking about auras being on you - neither even mentions effect. The differently worded stat in the linked post is modifying the effect an aura has on you, provided that aura is from your skills - that aura does no...

This is definitely a bug, and will be fixed.

For future reference, this:

In short, it gives your aura buffs "Disable your non-blessing skills that reserve mana" but because Pride does not affect you, this debuff never happens.

is untrue - if it gave that effect to your auras, then it would be applied by the aura, and thus also apply to your party members (or enemies in the case of these auras), which is obviously wrong. The disabling effect is separate from the aura, but tied to it's lifetime. Sometihng is currently preventing that from being applied correctly on these two, presumably because they go through a slightly different process when adding the aura.

I suspect there was a miscommunication here - I was specifically pointing out that there are no modifiers in the game gerically to just"reservation efficiency" - only to "reservation efficiency of skills", which restricts them from being relevant in this case.

Cooldown starts when you finish channelling.

This is correct.

2 additional projectiles. You can only lose 2 to the effect (because you only have 3 and can't lose 1), and the effect doesn't stack up if you lose them multiple times before performing a bow attack.

The monster.

Generic reservation efficiency and life reservation efficiency are pretty rare stats.

This is arguably correct, in that they do not exist anywhere in the game, which is sort of as rare as something can be. All modifiers to reservation efficiency are fundamentally limited to skills.

You get the resource back after you stop reserving. So with this jewel you don't have to care about recovery.

You do not get the resource back after you stop reserving. But reserving does not consume the resource - you can happily re-reserve the empty part of your life without needing to recover it. So you don't have to worry about recovery with regard to damage, but do with regard to other things that would remove life.

Minions are fundamentally not you. Modifiers applied to you fundamentally are affecting you, not other things - if modifiers to "all damage" weren't limited to you, there's nothing that would make them stop at only minions either, they'd affect anything in the game that deals damage, including monsters, strongboxes, etc, which is obviously not what anyone expects or wants.

You equip the item, you get the modifier, it affects your damage. Your minions, your party members, monsters, rogue exiles, strongboxes and other game effects didn't equip the item, so the modifier on the item doesn't affect their damage.

Yes. All things that refer specifically to "inreases and reductions" only affect modifiers that say "increased" or "reduced", not "more" or "less". This has always been the case.

None of those. In the described situation, you will have 300% increased bow damage, 300% increased projectile speed, and 15% more projectile speed. More is not increased, increased is not more.

The latter two modifiers in total result in projectiles travelling at 460% of base speed (100% base * 4 * 1.15), which is how fast they would travel if you instead only had 360% increased projectile speed, but that is not the same thing. You do not have 360% increased projectile speed in this case, you have 300% increased and 15% more.