I came to think about this... how does this work? If we said Ashe had 100 AD, a slowed enemy and 20% Crit Damage Runes (9 Marks give 20% Crit Damage), would she then deal 130 damage (Her Passive gives her 100% chance to crit 110% damage on slowed enemies, which would then add up to 110%+20% = 130%), or would it add up like: 1.20*110% = 132%?
Or how does this work? Also, is it worth getting critical damage runes for any champions? Maybe Yasuo or Tryndamere?
I made some tests in a custom game with my available resources:
20% Crit damage + 70 AD: 81 dmg on Crit 0% Crit damage + 74 AD: 86 damage on Crit
I made the same test with Yasuo:
20% Crit damage, 70 AD Steel Tempest: 140 dmg 20% Crit damage, 67 AD auto attack: 139 dmg
0% Crit damage, 72 AD Steel tempest: 132 dmg 0% Crit damage, 69 AD auto attack: 130 dmg
When I build Infinity Edge on Ashe, she gets more damage from her passive than just her crit chance suggests. From this I inferred that the bonus critical strike damage on Infinity Edge affects her passive. Otherwise Infinity Edge would be not slot efficient and items like Runaan's that let her crit the entire enemy team at once would be better.
For Ashe with IE and PD at lvl 11 with 20% crit dmg runes and 170 ad 170 x 1.1 + 170(.55 x 1.7) = 346 for her empowered shots
Total Damage: 110 + (%Critical Strike Chance × (1 + Bonus Critical Strike Damage)) %AD
or 110 + %Critical Strike Chance + (%Critical Strike Chance x Bonus Critical Strike Damage) A: %Critical Strike Chance B: %Critical Strike Chance x Bonus Critical Strike Damage
A part: your bonus dmg is equal to %Critical Strike Chance
B part: Your crit chance is lower than 1 Your crit dmg is lower than 1 When you multiplicate 2 numbers what lower than 1, it will give you smaller number
