I was recently playing around with some things in a custom bot game and realized that Nasus' Q didn't Proc SpellBlade. His E, however did. Is this intended to be like this, happening just with bots, or should I report a bug?
If this is intended, what other abilities do not proc Spellblade? Thanks all!
67chrome3 votesHis Q should proc spellblade, whole reason you get Sheen on him.
I'd report it in the Report a Bug section if you can re-create the issue.
CrazedPorcupine1 votesIt's kind of like Ezreal Q, it triggers spell-blade, and consumes it when it hits.
SirOrange9211 votesSo the extra damage is added to the q, rather than the basic attack after?
CrazedPorcupine1 votesexactly
Curtis Woodard1 votesThe thing here is how spellblade and other on-hit things work. Damage is prioritized (dont ask me how i dont know exactly), and if your damage exceeds the enemy's health and doesn't need the extra damage from your on-hit effects (spellblade, jax w or ult passive, etc.), it will consume the effect but not show the damage, because it doesn't need to. Nasus' Q DOES proc spellblade, I guarantee it.
EndlessSorcerer1 votesNasus' Q is basically a modified basic attack and applies on-hit effects (because it is a basic attack).
Spellblade will occur when he activates Q (which will display a buff in the bar). It will be consumed when he basic attacks a target (consuming both the Q and Spellblade buffs).
For your second question, I don't think Mordekaiser's second and third basic attacks after he activates his Q will apply on-hit effects. However, I may be misremembering.