Should Glacial x redemption x rylais interact with each other?

CoCo Cola Santa·6/26/2019, 11:22:10 AM·2 votes·1,797 views

Was doing a ranked flex with friends, I was Ivern support with glacial augment & wondered about the interaction with Glacial, Rylais and redemption wondering if it could be a "global" glacial fiesta, the redemption x rylais proc worked like normal but glacial did not add that extra spice.
Should it work or should it not?

-Glacial Augment Slowing an enemy champion with an item active creates a 600-unit frozen line in their direction for 5 seconds, slowing by 60% all enemies within. The Freeze Ray can fire upon any number of champions concurrently, and has no cooldown.

Bonus interesting Ivern interaction below!

I've already scienced the ranged auto attack of Ivern x rylais x runaans hurricanes interaction and it works together. Although one would not normally use that build it's quite fun top lane with PTA for early cheese.

** (As Ivern you get bonus magic damage in the form of a ranged auto when in a bush! So it procs Rylai's Crystal Scepter!! With Runaans hurricane's multiple hit you can proc a ranged auto attack slow on multiple targets!) **

3 Comments

Atreju6/26/2019, 3:27:38 PM1 votes

The strongest slow is applied they don't add. Last time I tested such things everything worked like intented

JimTheSnail6/26/2019, 3:36:50 PM1 votes

It would be interesting if redemption did proc it however how do you think that would work? Since the beam of Ice is layed out in accordance to where the active slow is coming from. If redemption did that it wouldn't have any specific direction. If this was to be a mechanic they would have to make the slow a puddle beneath the champion hit by redemption. Rather than a beam of ice. (Also it says from an active items slow. Redemption active item does not state it has any slow. So it is interacting as intended)

Pika Fox6/26/2019, 3:40:03 PM1 votes

Its probably done on a per item basis, as opposed to "if item slows then X".

Should this work? It should. The item active is applying a slow.