Brewmaster

Notes:

• Thunder Clap first applies the debuff, then the damage.

Notes:

• Cinder Brew’s projectiles travel at a speed of 1600.

• Despite the visual effect, Cinder Brew does not launch a single projectile towards the center of the targeted area.
  • Instead, it launches individual projectiles on every enemy within the area.
  • These projectiles are invisible and disjointable.
  • This means Cinder Brew’s targets are decided upon ability cast, and not upon the visible effect reaching the targeted area.
  • It also means that enemies entering the area after cast are not affect, while enemies leaving the area after cast are still affected.

• When an enemy with the Cinder Brew debuff takes any spell damage, the duration of the debuff gets extended by 3, and the damage starts.
  • The debuff may be ignited only once. The debuff still slows after getting ignited.

• The damage interval is based on the debuff’s duration, so that it always deals 8 instances of damage. Each instance deals 9.38/18.75/28.13/37.5 ( 12.19/24.38/36.56/48.75) damage.

• Recasting onto the same units does not stack, but refreshes the duration instead. The debuff is not updated to the current level.
  • When recasting on an already ignited enemy, it refreshes the ignited debuff. The ignition does not get reset.
  • The damage interval does not update once ignited. The amount of intervals is hardcoded, so it continues to deal damage until the debuff expires.

Notes:

• Interrupts Brewmaster’s channeling abilities on cast.

• Passively increases attack damage by an average of 10.8%/14.4%/18%/21.6% ( 32.4%/36%/39.6%/43.2%) and survivability versus attacks by 18%/25%/33%/43%.

• While active, has a 45%/60%/75%/90% chance to evade attacks, and a 72% chance to deal critical damage.
  • Increases attack damage by an average of 32.4%/43.2%/54%/64.8% ( 97.2%/108%/118.8%/129.6%) and survivability versus attacks by 82%/150%/300%/900% while active.

• A cricital strike proc is decided upon attack begin, not upon landing an attack.
  • When a critical strike procs, Brewmaster uses a specific crit attack animation, and particle effects appear on his weapon.

• The proc chances of multiple crit sources stack.
  • If two sources of critical strike proc at the same time, the higher multiplier has priority.

• Drunken Brawler’s evasion stacks multiplicatively with other sources of evasion.

• Drunken Brawler’s crit and evasion use pseudo-random distribution.

• The movement speed change switches around every second, starting with the bonus.
  • This results in a 40%/-20%/40%/-20%/40% movement speed bonus and slow respectively.
  • The average movement speed bonus over these 5 seconds is 16%.

Notes:

• Brewmaster is invulnerable and hidden during the split time and duration. Does not apply any form of dispel upon cast.

• During Primal Split, Brewmaster is periodically moved to Earth’s position.

• This brewling priority and sequence affect the following things:

• The brewlings always spawn in the same formation, forming an equilateral triangle which fits within a 100 radius circle.

• With Aghanim’s Shard, the brewlings spawn in a square formation instead, that fits in a 100 radius circle.

• The brewlings are creep-heroes and ancient creeps, making them interact differently with several abilities.

Notes:

• Requires Aghanim’s Scepter to be unlocked.

• Granted to all brewlings.

• Casting the sub-ability immediately ends Primal Split. Brewmaster appears at the location of the brewling which used the sub-ability.

Notes:

• The boulder travels at a speed of 800.

• The boulder first applies the debuff, then the damage.

Notes:

• The damage is directly added to Earth’s attack damage. But since it is conditional, it is not visible in the HUD.

Notes:

• Applies a basic dispel on all units within the area.

• Always dispels Cyclone off of units within the area, regardless of alliances.
  • Besides this, follows the default dispel rules, dispelling debuffs off of allies, and buffs off of enemies.

• The damage is applied to units which were created by an ability, including illusions.

• Affects invulnerable, but not hidden units.

Notes:

• Applies a cyclone effect on the target upon cast, so it turns it invulnerable and fully disables it.

• However, unlike other cyclones, this one does not dispel the target.

• While in the air, other units may pass below the cycloned unit.

• Can be cast on Roshan, but has no effect, since Roshan is immune to forced movement. He only gets interrupted.

Notes:

• Does not interrupt Storm’s channeling spells upon cast.

• The bonus damage is dealt in one instance together with the attack damage, and counts as attack damage as well.
  • It can be lifestealed off of, and is considered by crit or cleave.
  • It is not affected by percentage-based attack damage bonuses or reductions, but can be reduced with flat reductions.

• During the fade time, Storm can cast spells and perform attacks without breaking the invisibility.
  • Those attacks do apply the 140/200/260 damage to the target.

• The bonus damage is not applied when attacking buildings out of the invisibility, but is applied against wards.

• The invisibility is lost upon reaching the cast point of spells, or upon launching an attack.
  • This means when the attack misses, the invisibility is still lost.

• Allows Storm to pass through other units, including wards, but not through buildings.

Notes:

• Permanent Immolation is an aura. Its debuff lingers for 0.5 seconds.

• Deals 12.5/25/37.5 damage in 0.5 second intervals, starting 0.5 seconds after the debuff is placed.

• Can deal up to 412.5/925/1537.5 damage to a single unit (before reductions) if it stays within range for its whole duration.

Notes:

• Despite the visual effect, the debuff is applied instantly within the area, and does not need to travel.
• Despite the description stating it damages, it does not cause any damage to enemy heroes or creeps.

Notes:

• This attack damage talent is added as bonus attack damage.
  • Does not benefit illusions and is not affected by most percentage-based damage increasing or reducing effects.

• The health talent increases maximum health capacity, and keeps the current health percentage.