Question about vlad ult + ahri stuff

Magical Lil Girl·10/17/2014, 12:11:50 AM·1 votes·546 views

So lets say there's a Vladimir and an Ahri on the same team and they both have item 3128 , Vladimir uses item 3128 first and then ults, so would that amp his ults damage amp too? 20% of 12% is 2.4 so that would be 14.4% onto Ahri 's item 3128 , her E and her charm, making it a grand total of 54% damage amp for Ahri ?

Let me list all the numbers here.

12% from Vladimir ult 20% of that from his item 3128 makes 14.4 % global amp

onto 20% again from Ahri item 3128

20% from Ahri E

54.4% damage amp from Ahri? Not sure what the time window would be though.

16 Comments

Sailor Mint10/17/2014, 12:19:55 AM2 votes

DFG's damage amplification doesn't stack with itself. Damage amplification from different sources stack multiplicatively.

Ahri will get (1.2 * 1.2 * 1.12 = 1.6128) = 61.28% Damage amplification (44% for DFG + Charm, 34.4%) Vlad will get (1.2 *1.12 = 1.344) = 34.4% Damage amplification

Hemoplague: 12% DFG / Charm: 20% DFG/Charm + Hemoplague: 34.4% DFG + Charm: 44% DFG + Charm + Hemoplague: 61.28%

Then you can add in cute stuff like Executioner and Havoc to the mix. Obviously, only Charm increases Orb of Deception's True Damage.

EffectFX10/17/2014, 12:26:59 AM1 votes

DFG stacks additively with "increased damage received" debuffs (increased damage from all sources such as Vlad's Ult) and multiplicatively with increased damage dealt (Poppy ult, Swain E, Ahri E). DFG does not stack on itself. Vlad ult + DFG comes out to 32% increased magic damage.

So all together it would be 32% (DFG + Vlad) and the 20% from Ahri would look like .68 x .8. So yes, it is 54.4% increased damage from Ahri and 32% increased magic damage for everyone else and 12% increased physical damage.

What's funny is you got the right answer with the wrong math. I guess two wrongs make a right.