Obliteration Demon's Horn

Good afternoon. I had some questions about the subject:
Obliteration
Demon's Horn


Questions:
1. If I take two such wands, will there be a chance of a monster explosion?
2. If I take two such wands, will not a quarter of the damage be applied to the blast and half (a quarter of one rod and a quarter of the other)
3. How to increase the damage from a monster explosion? (passive skills for the damage of chaos or damage on the back affects this explosion?)
4. If I take the skills to increase the area in the tree, will the monster explosion cause damage over the larger area?
5. If I insert a damage stone from chaos or an extended scope into the ills, will they affect the explosion of the monster?


By script:
I apologize for the mistakes. I'm just from russia and I write through Google Translate. At the answer I ask to write it is not difficult that I could translate :)

1. With two wands there is a 40% chance of an explosion.

2. The explosion deals the same damage with two wands as it does with one wand.

3. Passive skills or items that increase area damage, chaos damage, or all damage.

4. Yes.

5. I can't understand this question, sorry.

I hope Google translate can understand my reply!

viperesque,

3. It turns out that modifiers from the tree of passive skills affect the call?

5. If you insert a support gem "damage to chaos" in the socket, which is placed in the stick, this will increase the explosion damage?

Yes, Google translates, but a little wrong

viperesque,

3. It turns out that modifiers from the tree of passive skills affect the call?

5. If you insert a support gem "damage to chaos" in the socket, which is placed in the stick, this will increase the explosion damage?

Yes, Google translates, but a little wrong

"

mr_mark_ru wrote:

3. It turns out that modifiers from the tree of passive skills affect the call?

Yes.

"

5. If you insert a support gem "damage to chaos" in the socket, which is placed in the stick, this will increase the explosion damage?

No. (It made sense this time!)

Thank you so much! Very much helped!