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Would it be safe to assume that since these are two identical mod ranges as separate affixes, it can roll the same support twice? And then only link one of them with the socketed skills, of course.
Yes.
Would it be safe to assume that since these are two identical mod ranges as separate affixes, it can roll the same support twice? And then only link one of them with the socketed skills, of course.
Yes.
Wouldn't the tooltip make more sense with saying (Random Support) or something like that? There is no clear sequence from GMP to Urgent Orders.
This is not arbitrary text that's entered specifically for the item. The advanced mod descriptions just look at what the minimum and maximum rolls would say and use that as the text.
If they are alphabetical it's missing a bunch since it shows GMP first. Strange.
We decided against alphabetical since it could only work for English and result in a meaningless order for any other language, and because that would be harder to manage when we added new supports in future and had to rearrange the list. So instead we chose the order of their being added to the game (and I went on a fun dive into the far past to determine which was the first support effect added). This way future supports can be added to the end of the table without disrupting any existing ones, and it's a neat trivia thing that GMP (then "Multiple Shots") was the first support in PoE.
Just to confirm, I assume this isn't the case with Intimidating Cry and that only doubles the damage of the hit itself not the ailments?
Yes. Chance to deal Double Damage is a hit-only mechanic.
It can only have stages while it's attached - when it becomes detached and is on the ground, it loses any stages it previously had, and when it attaches again it will start from 0.
Does Holy Conquest cause Wintertide Brand to lose stacks when it attaches onto another enemy?
No.
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" rami1337 wrote: What does the "up to +9 to energy spread radius, scaled by distance from brand" on penance brand mean. Is the maximum spread radius only 9 radius from the brands position, or can the energy spread infinitely, as long as there are nearby enemies?Penance Brand's activation makes each energised enemy spread energy to a non-energised enemy. The range is can spread is goes up with gem levels (the +9), but the total range it can spread from any given enemy is scaled down based on how far that enemy is away from the actual Brand.
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Thank you very much for the reply, I'm still a little confused unfortunately. Let's say I get infinite power and have 50% increased warcry buff. From what you say I'd assume that means I hit the maximum of 20% from the skill per-power part and then that value gets a 50% increase for a total of 30%. Correct?
Yes.
Ohhh so you can stack "chained" energy from separate brands correct? E.g. If I can two brands into a pack of monsters each of them will be able to spread 1 energy to other monsters resulting in a stack of 2 energy right?
Correct.
The Earthshatter spikes shattering is part of the attack which created them. It is exerted by the warcries which exerted that attack.
In your first example what actually happens is Intimidating Cry sets off the spikes, but assuming you wander away from them to use the warcry then come back to ground slam them for some reason, Earthshatter was not exerted - the warcry can't retroactively exert to an attack you already performed. Ground slam is exerted.
Hey Mark if possible could you clarify this mechanic based on the below example?
If a Penance brand explodes on an enemy, will the "chained" energy stacks which spread from that brand explode only for the base damage of the spell (170-254 @lvl20) or for the base damage + 150% more damage (1 energy) ?
Assuming they don't have more energy from another brand, they have 1 energy and will thus not have a modifier on the explosion.
There is a hard cap of 20 energy per monster. It cannot be exceeded by multiple brands. /u/anapoe was right 2 brands simply increase the rate at which you stack energy.
As per this comment: https://old.reddit.com/r/pathofexile/comments/hb56kp/path_of_exile_harvest_gem_information/fv7d8w4/
E.g. if brand A contributed 15 energy and brand B contributed 5 energy the cap of 20 on a monster is reached and the brands
detonatestart pulsing
What I still don't know is if it causes both brands to detonate with an energy value of 20? Or if one brand detonates with 15 energy and the other one with 5 energy?Detonation is independent from number of energy stacks. Detonation only happens when the Brand is removed or expires duration.
E.g. if brand A has 15 energy and brand B has 5 energy the cap of 20 is reached and the brand detonate
Reaching the cap does not cause the explosion. It causes future activations of the brand(s) to do damage pulses instead of adding more. The explosion only occurs when the brand is removed from the branded enemy.
What I still don't know is if it causes both brands to detonate with an energy value of 20? Or if one brand detonates with 15 energy and the other one with 5 energy?
The explosion removes all energy. If one of the brands is removed, it explodes 20 energy. The other can then continue to add more with it's activations if it stays on that enemy.
Will the "Exerted Attacks deal 15% increased damage nodes" double dip, and become 30%, if your attack is double exerted? (From both intimidating and seismic fx)
No. An attack either is or is not exerted.
Regarding the new Remarkable notable (Skills which create brands have 35% chance to create an additional brand) -- How does this interact when stacking over 100%? 3 keystones would give 105%;
would this cap at 100% (and always make a second brand, but never more than that)?
Or, would it be 100% at a second brand and a 5% chance at a third?
Raising a chance to 100% means it always happens. Higher than that is not useful.
Does that mean that you could attach 2 penance brands to an enemy and say they reach 10 energy each before expiring, and thus exploding, that the total energy will count as 20 for the purpose of the explosion?
I'm trying to build up penance brand to reach 20 energy on a single target (no mobs around) to get a juicy ignite, but I am coming to a serious energy cap wall (requiring greater than 300% increased cast speed) in order to reach 20 on a single brand.
Energy is totalled on the enemy, and all of it is removed by the explosion. The first one to expire would explode all the energy on that enemy, then if the second one expires before activating again it would not cause an exposion since there is no more energy.
u/Mark_GGG Hey, do warcries w/o exerted attack bonus(like endurance cry) still suffer from war bringer?(-25 rage for nothing).
It's not for nothing. They'll sacrifice rage, meaning you'll have 4 seconds of 50% more damage with exerted attacks. Just because that warcry didn't exert any attacks doesn't mean you can't benefit from the bonus. You might have other warcries that were used more than 4 seconds ago but still have attacks left to exert. You might have ongoing effects (such as an earthquake aftershock) of attacks that were exerted by a different warcry. You might have Mirage Warriors from General's Cry, who use your attacks and have their attacks count as exerted. You might have just used a different warcry before which set up to exert your next attacks but gained rage, and thus didn't give the bonus.
Btw how does warcry buff effect interact with rallying cry. Rallying cry says it has a maximum of 20% effect, would that go up as well with buff effect? Or would you just hit cap earlier? /u/Mark_GGG
That maximum is on the per-power calculation, which provides the base value of the buff. Buff effect then applies to the value which was put in the buff.
who performed the attack?
No one. It was triggered.
Does “Brand Skills have x% increased Diration” will affect duration of skills triggered by Arcanist Brand?
Only if those skills are Brand Skills.
Wintertide has the AoE tag, is any of its damage considered Area Damage?
No. It affects individual things in an area, it does not deal area damage.