Do oh-hit effects apply lifesteal?

Nekusen··1 votes·951 views

for example item 3153 's 6% max hp, or on-hit magic damage dealt by abilities or items, do they apply lifesteal ?

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Zielmann2 votes

Botrk is the one exception to the rule, actually. It specifically calls out in the item description that the life steal applies to the passive damage dealt with the item.

However, for all other on-hit damage effects, lifesteal will not apply.

Edit: Ah, right. Death's Dance, as The Ki points out, will heal for 15% of all physical damage dealt, no matter the source. So any physical on-hit damage effects would benefit from this, too. Magic damage on-hit effects would not. Technically, Wota would, too, as it's heal works off physical damage as well.

Nekusen1 votes

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Botrk is the one exception to the rule, actually. It specifically calls out in the item description that the life steal applies to the passive damage dealt with the item.

However, for all other on-hit damage effects, lifesteal will not apply.

Edit: Ah, right. Death's Dance, as The Ki points out, will heal for 15% of all physical damage dealt, no matter the source. So any physical on-hit damage effects would benefit from this, too. Magic damage on-hit effects would not. Technically, Wota would, too, as it's heal works off physical damage as well.

thanks, this was the answer i was looking for.

ßurst1 votes

nope only if you've got something similar to deaths dance or deaths dance itself since the passive.

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