Life Transfer
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Elite Hex Spell. For 6...11...12 seconds, target foe and adjacent foes suffer -3...7...8 Health degeneration, which you gain as Health regeneration.
- Concise description
| Progression | |
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0 6 3
1 6 3
2 7 4
3 7 4
4 8 4
5 8 5
6 8 5
7 9 5
8 9 6
9 10 6
10 10 6
11 10 7
12 11 7
13 11 7
14 12 8
15 12 8
16 12 8
17 13 9
18 13 9
19 14 9
20 14 10
21 14 10
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Acquisition[edit]
- Prophecies
- Mursaat Necromancer (boss) (Ice Floe)
- Feodor the Baneful (Iron Mines of Moladune)
- Argyris the Scoundrel (Thunderhead Keep)
- Odelyn the Displeased (Ring of Fire)
- Sarlic the Judge (Abaddon's Mouth)
- Lugg the Malignant (Dragon's Gullet, only during The Titan Source)
- Koril the Malignant (D'Alessio Seaboard (explorable area), only during Temple of the Intolerable)
- Eye of the North
- Katye Bloodburner (Sacnoth Valley)
- The Keeper (Cathedral of Flames)
- Tanto the Grim (Varajar Fells, only during Haunted)
Related skills[edit]
Notes[edit]
- The caster gains regeneration for each hexed foe.
- If the caster has 20 Blood Magic, this skill can cause maximum health degeneration and regeneration on its own.
- This hex will end on the target if the caster dies.
- The regeneration you gain as a result of casting this spell on a foe does not appear in your Effects Monitor, and the regeneration ends for you if the hex ends on your target (for example, if it was removed from your target by an opposing Monk with Remove Hex).
Bug.The concise description fails to mention that the regeneration is gained for each hexed foe.Trivia[edit]
- This skill's functionality has changed since its introduction; see its skill history for details.
