I played a game of ARAM tonight as Kindred and something occurred to me. Kindred's Ult when finished heals a certain amount of health to all living things within the circle. However on ARAM there's a passive that reduces healing on allies, does this mean that if the circle is down and an ally and an enemy are in there, the enemy will receive more healing than your ally?
Bootlessly8 votesI believe it balances out. Considering that all healing in data language is from an ally point. I don't think Riot would make it where an enemy healed you there for you gained more because the enemy team has the same debuff.
Jeremiah3131 votesYeah, that does make sense and kinda what I figured (or at least hoped).
Chembaron Yamada1 votesAs far as I know, not all healing is coded as allied. I I remember correctly, picking up the honeyfruit is coded as negative damage.
MasterOfMetaI7 votesReport kindred assisting enemy team
BladeSingularity1 votes
But ... but ... we were just saving the 1 hp teammate!
notice me Sin pi6 voteswith RitoSpaghetti™ technology implemented in the game, im sure enemy will receive more heal than allies idk for real but im curious to know
57783183DEL11 votesupvote , would like to know that aswell
Valderis Vandala1 votesIs it possible to test this with friends in a custom game?
YuGiHo1 votesWoah I wonder if kindred can trigger windspeaker or 
and other 
upgrades on enemy's
SzGamer2271 votesAccording to the wiki, HA applies a reduction to all outgoing heals, meaning any time you heal anyone but yourself, the healing is reduced.