14 How do you get out of ashen waste in Grim Dawn?.13 What does forgotten gods add Grim Dawn?.12 Can you respec devotion in Grim Dawn?.11 How many skill points do you get in Grim Dawn?.10 How many attribute points do you get in Grim Dawn?.6 Can you have more than 55 Devotion points?.4 How do I restore the ruined shrine in Grim Dawn?.3 How many devotion points can you get Grim Dawn?.1 How many shrines are there in Grim Dawn?.If you are using a Shield, Menhir's Will is really great at keeping you alive. Ghoul is a great devotion, but it is not much use to most casters. If you are a caster you are better of with Health Regeneration effects for passive healing, which is a major reason why Behemoth an Tree of Life are very popular devotions. However, for most effects this will be a relatively minuscule portion of the damage, and your "weapon damage" probably is not very high regardless if you are not a melee/ranged build to begin with.
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As an example, if you attach Flame Torrent (Fiend) to Pan's missiles, whenever it triggers, the weapon damage component of the effect (30% at max rank) will heal you for the damage. Now, technically you can sort of lifesteal from spells with no weapon damage component if you trigger abilities/Devotions that themselves have a weapon damage component to them. It doesn't matter if you use melee or ranged weapons. If your weapon did Fire Damage, you would still heal 5 health, since the damage element doesn't matter, only that it is from your weapon. You will deal 136 total damage, and you will heal 5 health from the 100 "Weapon Damage" component. It only heals you proportional to the "weapon damage" portion of the attack, so it does not heal you for "flat damage" parts of an attack (such as in the case of Fire Strike).įor example, suppose you have 5% lifesteal ("5% of Attack Damage converted to Health") and have a 100 Physical Damage weapon, and use "Fire Strike" which deals 100% Weapon Damage and 36 Fire damage. It can also trigger off some Gear and Devotion abilities, like Blind Fury (Oleron), or Spear of the Heavens. Longer Answer: "Lifesteal" ("% attack damage converted to health") works with things like Weapon Attacks, Default Attack "replacements" (Fire Strike, Cadence, Nightblade DW tree, etc.), and some spells and abilities (Ring of Steel, Callidor's Tempest(!), etc.).
Ghoul is a very useless constellation for your build. Life Leech is essentially a DoT that also heals you for the damage the "X Life Leech" deals (but it is usually trivially small and you should ignore it unless you are specifically building it). if it says "x% Weapon Damage" in the skill description). Short Answer: "X% of attack damage converted to health" only works with damage that is based off of "weapon damage" (i.e. You can effectively drop the Ghoulish Hunger constellation, it does nothing for you. Skills such as Panetti's Replicating Missile scale of cast speed, not attack speed. The attack speed bonus tied to Ghoulish Hunger gives it away in a way, this constellation can be useful when you auto attack a lot. Panetti's Replicating Missile doesn't use your weapon to deal damage, it doesn't benefit from Lifesteal. It's sometimes found on some items and constellations, but it's pretty rare and often irrelevant. Lifeleech is a DoT (damage over time) like burn or bleeding that steals some health from your victims to give it to you. Lifeleech is a unique damage type and is different from Lifesteal. Only attacks and skills that use your weapon to deal damage benefit from Lifesteal (aka Attack Damage Converted to Health) WPS or weapon skills are skills that use your weapon to deal damage, those skills have a weapon damage multiplier (+%) in their tooltip.Īuto attacks (melee and ranged) also use your weapon to deal damage. The distinction in this game is not ranged/melee, but WPS/ other skills.
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