Relic
October 11 2005 12:56 AM EDT
If I have two minions that cast AMF, will their AMF combine into one large AMF or two smaller ones?
bartjan
October 11 2005 1:09 AM EDT
All enchantments stack.
All enchantments stack in exactly the same way (their levels stack, not their effect).
Grim Reaper
October 11 2005 2:43 AM EDT
Some enchantment effects look like they stack, mainly where
Total level x %=effect
bartjan
October 11 2005 2:45 AM EDT
All enchantments stack. Not just 'look'.
Relic
October 11 2005 9:17 AM EDT
So one minion that casts a .24 against another characters minion having another minion that casts .24 would make the effective cast .48 against the opposing characters minion?
Wonderpuff
October 11 2005 9:21 AM EDT
Well, probably with AMF since the effect is linear.
QBRanger
October 11 2005 9:23 AM EDT
Help---->Magic
It explains it quite well there.
QBJohnnywas
October 11 2005 9:37 AM EDT
And for the lazy from the help:
'If multiple Enchantments are cast on the same target, the levels are added together, and used to compute a new effect by the usual rules. If one of your Minions casts Anti-magic Field (1000) for a 30% effect, and another of your Minions also casts AMF (2000) on the same enemy for 22%, the net result is is the same as AMF (3000). Say, 33%.'
bartjan
October 11 2005 9:45 AM EDT
AMF effect depends also on DD level, so it's not linear...
AdminShade
October 11 2005 9:56 AM EDT
and 1 minion casting a .24 AMF against somebody's DD spell and then having another one casting a .24 also, will not make it .48...
the levels stack and THEN there will be a new effect...
Do you want your AMF % to be higher or lower?
AdminShade
October 13 2005 5:45 AM EDT
Higher DD level spells...
they don't really counter AMF but they lower the effect.
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