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Deflect and Impervious are both abilities that use "damage" as a trigger for the abillity to take effect. Thus, LoL damage will not trigger these abilities. |
Deflect and Impervious are both abilities that use "damage" as a trigger for the abillity to take effect. Thus, LoL damage will not trigger these abilities. |
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| − | Loss of life damage does not currently bypass defense, |
+ | Loss of life damage does not currently bypass defense. Defense currently reduces all sources of HP reduction, that lack a clause bypassing it. |
| − | Effects which use loss of life often contain the reminder "Loss of Life is not considered damage". |
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Revision as of 13:11, 22 March 2013
Loss of life (also reffered to as "Loss of HP" & LoL) is an effect which reduces a champion's current HP. As is commonly stated, Loss of life is not considered to be damage, despite appearing similar in the interface. This means abilities such as Drive are separate from any ability/condition which mentions "damage". For example, loss of life does not get reduced by Impervious.
Loss of life will bypass all clauses that use the term "damage" as a trigger.
Deflect and Impervious are both abilities that use "damage" as a trigger for the abillity to take effect. Thus, LoL damage will not trigger these abilities.
Loss of life damage does not currently bypass defense. Defense currently reduces all sources of HP reduction, that lack a clause bypassing it.