Spells: Sebilite Pox

[heartbrand]

currently it's healing people 21 damage a tick. Is this intended? what type of weapon would proc a dot called pox that heals a player?

[Treats]

Sebilite Pox
Adding 4 Disease counters
Regeneration for between 21 (L1) to 441 (L60) Hit Points (HP) in 21 ticks
Decrease Current Hitpoints by 110 (L1)


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Classes: None

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Range to Target: 200 feet

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Skill: Conjuration
Allowable Targets: All

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Resistance Check: Disease + 15

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Mana Required: 170
Spell Duration: 21 ticks (2.1 minutes)
Duration Formula: 10
Casting Time: 4.60 seconds
Spell Recovery: 2.50 seconds

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Spell cast on you: You feel feverish.
Spell cast on someone: Soandso sweats and shivers, looking feverish.
Spell fades: Your fever has broken.

[Nirgon]

First resolved bug that is showing u blockhed

http://www.project1999.org/forums/sh...ad.php?t=59526

[Mingo]

Heartbrand has never been accused of being smart.

[busted]

It appears that sebilite pox is still bugged.

Here is what I saw today https://www.project1999.com/forums/s...d.php?t=425965

[heartbrand]

Originally Posted by Saltyx [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Infects your target with a Sebilite pox, causing 110 damage initially and progressively more damage every 6 seconds for up to 1.3 mins @L1 to 2.1 mins @L4.^0

The regen is a lifetap from the damage applied

Correct but here it just heals the target that has the dot.

[Nirgon]

Are crimson potion bugged too? It gives you hps but then it puts a dot on you!

Some things worked like that pal.

Obviously they changed the effect on it later, but not during our time line.