Kunkka

Notes:

• The total delay is 2 seconds at all levels (cast time + effect delay).

• Torrent can be cast without having to face towards the targeted area.

• Units tossed in the air are stunned Stun is a status effect that prevents active actions like moving, turning, using spells or items, but does not prevent passive abilities, such as evasion and Damage Block. Stuns also interrupt spell casts, channeling spells and still able to be attacked.

• While in the air, other units may pass below hit airborne units.

• The stun and slow are applied at the same time, so overall, the slow lasts for 3.35/4.1/4.85/5.6 seconds.

• The knockup itself lasts 1.53 seconds, so hit units are on the ground for the remaining 0.07 seconds of the stun.

• After casting, a visual effect appears at the targeted area and a sound effect plays for the delay period.
  • These effects are visible and audible to allies only.

• Deals 9.375/18.75/28.125/37.5 damage in 0.2 second intervals, starting 0.2 seconds after the effect delay, resulting in 8 damage instances.

• Provides 350 radius ground vision Vision changes around while the hero moves. Vision describes what a unit can and cannot see from its current location and state. Places a unit cannot see are filled with the Fog of War, a over the targeted area upon cast for 3.13 seconds.

Notes:

• Upon leveling Tidebringer the first time, it has autocast Abilities are unique skills that heroes and creeps have access to on the battlefield. They range from simple passive effects, to devastating explosions of energy, to complex, terrain changing feats. All heroes have four or active by default.

• Cleave Cleave causes a melee unit s attacks to deal a portion of its damage in an area in front of it. Contents 1 Mechanics 2 Sources of cleave 3 Splash 4 Sources of splash 5 See damage is reduced by armor type Armor is an attribute shared by all units. Armor is used to determine the amount of damage reduction (or amplification if an armor value is negative) a unit takes from physical damage sources. Higher armor but not by armor value.

• Cleave damage cannot be amplified with spell damage amplification   Spell damage   Spell damage sources     Spell damage is all damage which is not dealt by physical attacks. This includes all spells which deal magical, physical or pure damage. Even the damage and cannot spell lifesteal Spell Lifesteal only comes into effect when using a spell that deals damage, healing for a certain percentage of the damage dealt by the spell. Contents 1 Sources of Spell Lifesteal 2 Working 3 Not .

• Cleave damage is reduced by Damage Block Damage Block is a passive ability that gives the wielding unit a chance to block some physical damage from an attack. Contents 1 Mechanics 2 Stacking 3 Sources of Damage Block 4 Version history 5 .

• The complete area is shaped like an isosceles trapezoid in front of Kunkka.

• Unlike other cleaves, Tidebringer`s cleave damage is not increased by Quell Quell may refer to: Quelling Blade s ability, Quell Iron Talon s ability, Quell Battle Fury s ability, Quell Play “One divided against its Self cannot stand.” This disambiguation page lists articles with a similar title or acronym. If .
  • Kunkka`s regular attacks are not affected by Quell either, unless he has leveled and set Tidebringer on autocast.

• Fully stacks with other sources of cleave. Each source of cleave works completely independent.

• The particle effects on hit enemies are visible on invisible enemies and through the Fog of War.

• Cannot target allied units, but applies the bonus damage when attacking while on autocast and off cooldown, without cleaving or going on cooldown.

• Does not work against wards and buildings.

• Plays an audio effect (only heard by Kunkka) when going off cooldown.

• Shows a visual effect on the sword whenever it is ready (visible to allies and enemies).

Notes:

• Interrupts channeling spells upon returning.

• The affected unit receives a stop command upon returning, canceling all its current orders.

• Marks the target`s current location with a red X. This X is visible to enemies only when they have vision over the unit, or the X itself.

• The affected unit leaves behind a red dotted line while walking, showing which direction it went.
  • These lines stop drawing for the enemies if the unit is not visible. Be that as it may, already drawn lines stay visible.
  • Once the unit turns visible again, a straight line of red lines is drawn towards their last known location
  • These red lines ignore the actual path the unit took. They simply draw from its current to its previously last known location.

• Despite the visual effects, the target does not return to the X after dying and respawning during it.

• When the hero is invulnerable, it does not get returned to the X, causing the spell to get wasted.

• Provides 300 radius ground vision Vision changes around while the hero moves. Vision describes what a unit can and cannot see from its current location and state. Places a unit cannot see are filled with the Fog of War, a around the X mark for 5.94 seconds.

Notes:

• Replaces X Marks the Spot until the X disappears on the target.

• Despite being a sub-spell, Return does proc all on-cast effects like a regular spell.

• When the hero is invulnerable, it does not get returned to the X, causing the spell to get wasted.

Notes:

• Ghostship travels at a speed of 650, reaching the crash site in 3.1 ( 1.55) seconds.

• The ship spawns 2000 range away from the targeted point, from the opposite direction where Kunkka is facing, and crashes at the targeted point.
  • When having Aghanim`s Scepter, the ship spawns on Kunkka`s location and travels 1000 range towards the targeted direction.
  • This means when not upgraded, the targeting determines the ship direction and crash location, but when upgraded, the targeting only determines the ship direcion.

• A visual indicator appears at the location, showing the ship`s destination point and radius. The indicator is only visible to allies.

• The Ghost Ship Damage Absorb buff applies to allied heroes that come within 425 range of the ship at any time during its travel.

• Once the absorb buff expires, the Ghost Ship Damage Delay buff is placed, which lasts 10 seconds.
  • This buff deals 5% of the previously reduced damage as damage in 1 second intervals until all the reduced damage is returned.

• The delayed damage dealt after the Rum wears off is flagged as HP Removal. It does not interact with any on-damage effects like consumables.
  • Therefore, the delayed damage cannot be avoided by anything. Be that as it may, it is not lethal.

• The Rum does not reduce damage for units under the effect of any damage negating effect.

• Rums from multiple casts do not stack, but refresh the duration instead. This delays the Rum wear-off buff.

• The Rum buff and Rum wear-off buff do not interact with each other when having both (by recasting while having the wear-off buff).

• The ship provides 300 radius flying vision around itself as it travels. This vision does not last.

• The ship blocks neutral creep camps. The marker on the ground does not.

• When having