Soul Siphon passive + mine/trap/totem?
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Just a short question (since I can't find the answer anywhere):
If you kill a monster through a remote skill (mine, trap, totem) does soul siphon passive apply? For that matter, does it trigger if your minion kills the monster? Last edited by Aurthel#6056 on May 26, 2012, 3:45:51 PM
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I'm not sure about minions but I believe totem traps and mines should give you the mana. The latter two die after they cast anyway so they couldn't get it.
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The entity that uses a skill get the leech or other on-hit/on-damage effects from that skill.
If your totem uses a skill with life leech, your totem gets the leech, not you. Traps and Mines are not currently in their final state, so I could see that changing for them, although I am not currently aware of any plans for this. Last edited by Mark_GGG#0000 on May 27, 2012, 7:25:46 PM
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Sorry to necro this thread, but I have a question about this topic.
Does mana gain by killing an enemy (like soul siphon keystone) works with totems now? |
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I'm very interested in this information as well.
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Is there an internal cooldown for this effect? If you killed 5 enemies simultaneously(or, within 1 millisecond), do you get 5 times the mana return?
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I'd like an answer to that as well. If I kill with fire trap as my main skill do I get mana from soul siphon keystone? It says + mana when you kill enemy but it's my trap that does the killing so I'm not getting that benefit then. Am I correct?
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Necroing this, because there are questions within that have not yet been answered (and I had myself).
After some testing, I was able to confirm that neither minions nor totems give you mana with the "mana on kill" nodes. :( Going to make a new post in Gameplay Help asking whether there are other places where it won't work (such as splash damage or traps). Wash your hands, Exile!
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"Correct. Traps, totems and minions are not you - if they kill something, you didn't kill it. |
