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Revision as of 12:18, 1 September 2008
- The Healing ability resurrects 30% of a stacks dead units at the end of a battle, providing at least 1 unit of that stack survives until the battle is over. Units killed and then resurrected after battle do not count towards Net Power loss.
- It resurrects all the slain unit if the unit slain is too little in NP. So, it may heal some amount of hit point.
- Stacked healing abilites multiply instead of adding.
Heretic's Example [1]:
Regeneration (spell, 15%)
L10 Healing (hero ability, 12%)
Regeneration (unit ability, 20%)
= 1.00 - [(1.00 - .15) * (1.00 - .12) * (1.00 - .20)]
= 1.00 - [.85 * .88 * .80]
= 0.40 Damage suffered by unit
Healing= 60%
(from slasherofveils):
I believe the "=0.40 damage suffered is the healing amount, not the damaged amount.
Simple Example, just unit healing ability (30%):
= 1.00 - [(1.00 - .30)]
= 1.00 - 0.7
= 0.30 healed (as should be)
So take the ever annoying mono dom (Unit healing 30%) + resurrection (30%) + SMC (15%):
= 1.00 - [.70 * .70 * .85]
= 1.00 - 0.4165
= 0.5835 or 58% healed
| Angel |
| Archangel |
| Dominion |
| Knight Templar |
| High Priest |
| Preacher |
| Soul Speaker |
