Heal Spell Question

This is a question I've been pondering for awhile but might be to dumb to see, but on the max heal spell info, why does it say total heal 1700 (or whatever it is)? If it means that wouldn't it mean if you dropped it in a corner it shouldn't fade out if nothing goes and needs to be healed? Forgive me if this is confusing or makes you :facepalm:.

Try it and find out :smirk: but no it wears off and goes away even if it heals nothing.

I've actually been wondering this myself.

I think its like, if its dropped on a bunch of troops in the time it has on the healing spell it will do that much healing over all? idk its a good question but i think thats why its said like that :)

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Originally Posted by CESwilliamson

I think its like, if its dropped on a bunch of troops in the time it has on the healing spell it will do that much healing over all? idk its a good question but i think thats why its said like that :)

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yes, it does work like that. t'was a good question, tho

"Total heal" has similar meaning as "total damage" in Lightning or Poison spells.

Heal spell consists of 40 individual heal pulses over the span of 12 seconds (so one pulse every 0.3 second).
Poison consists of 45 damage pulses over the span of 15 seconds (so one pulse ever 0.33 second).
Lightning consists of 6 lightning strikes over the span of 2.4 seconds (so one strike every 0.4 second).

All three spells work similarly, they only vary in effect (damage or heal), area covered and time in between each time the effect is applied.

Dropping a heal spell where there's no friendly troops is similar to dropping a lightning where there's nothing to hit. The heal effect is still applied, and just "misses" since there's no targets to heal.

When a troop enters or exits the heal area is the same as a troop walking into the area of lightning spell. Before entering the area heal pulses "miss" the troop and once the troops enters they start "hitting", which results in the troop receiving a partial amount of the "total heal".

It's like stepping in and out of the rain. If you step out into the rain for 2 seconds only you will get about half as wet than if you step out for 4 seconds.

i didnt understand the question

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Originally Posted by Yoyobuae

"Total heal" has similar meaning as "total damage" in Lightning or Poison spells.

Heal spell consists of 40 individual heal pulses over the span of 12 seconds (so one pulse every 0.3 second).
Poison consists of 45 damage pulses over the span of 15 seconds (so one pulse ever 0.33 second).
Lightning consists of 6 lightning strikes over the span of 2.4 seconds (so one strike every 0.4 second).

All three spells work similarly, they only vary in effect (damage or heal), area covered and time in between each time the effect is applied.

Dropping a heal spell where there's no friendly troops is similar to dropping a lightning where there's nothing to hit. The heal effect is still applied, and just "misses" since there's no targets to heal.

When a troop enters or exits the heal area is the same as a troop walking into the area of lightning spell. Before entering the area heal pulses "miss" the troop and once the troops enters they start "hitting", which results in the troop receiving a partial amount of the "total heal".

It's like stepping in and out of the rain. If you step out into the rain for 2 seconds only you will get about half as wet than if you step out for 4 seconds.

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seems really confusing but I get the general idea. Thank you.

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Originally Posted by Yoyobuae

"Total heal" has similar meaning as "total damage" in Lightning or Poison spells.

Heal spell consists of 40 individual heal pulses over the span of 12 seconds (so one pulse every 0.3 second).
Poison consists of 45 damage pulses over the span of 15 seconds (so one pulse ever 0.33 second).
Lightning consists of 6 lightning strikes over the span of 2.4 seconds (so one strike every 0.4 second).

All three spells work similarly, they only vary in effect (damage or heal), area covered and time in between each time the effect is applied.

Dropping a heal spell where there's no friendly troops is similar to dropping a lightning where there's nothing to hit. The heal effect is still applied, and just "misses" since there's no targets to heal.

When a troop enters or exits the heal area is the same as a troop walking into the area of lightning spell. Before entering the area heal pulses "miss" the troop and once the troops enters they start "hitting", which results in the troop receiving a partial amount of the "total heal".

It's like stepping in and out of the rain. If you step out into the rain for 2 seconds only you will get about half as wet than if you step out for 4 seconds.

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To summarize this, just read the 4th paragraph.