Reversal of Fortune
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Reversal of Fortune
Enchantment Spell. For 8 seconds, the next time target ally would take damage or life steal, that ally gains that amount of Health instead, maximum 15...67...80.
- Concise description
Progression | |
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Maximum healing
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0 15
1 19
2 24
3 28
4 32
5 37
6 41
7 45
8 50
9 54
10 58
11 63
12 67
13 71
14 76
15 80
16 84
17 89
18 93
19 97
20 102
21 106
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Acquisition[edit]
- Prophecies
- Factions
- Nightfall
- Primary Training (Churrhir Fields)
- Choose Your Secondary Profession (Churrhir Fields)
- Prophecies
- Halbrik (Ascalon City - pre-Searing)
- Sir Bertran (Ascalon City)
- Dakk (Ember Light Camp)
- Core
- Factions
- Nightfall
Related skills[edit]
Life Sheath (elite)
Mark of Protection (elite)
Reversal of Damage
Vengeful Weapon
Weapon of Remedy (elite)
Xinrae's Weapon (elite)
Notes[edit]
- Just like the concise description says, this spell converts damage to healing, up to the stated maximum. For example, at rank 12 it can negate up to 134 damage (67 damage reduced and 67 damage healed).
- This spell heals you before you take any damage above its conversion limit. This can save a low-health target, but it will also result in a net health loss if a full health target takes damage above its conversion limit.
- This skill, unlike Reversal of Damage, will trigger after damage reduction like Protective Spirit and Protective Bond, meaning that you often won't get the full benefit from this skill with other protection in place.
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- February 05, 2019 update; please verify changes to AI behavior.
Trivia[edit]
- The name of this skill may be a reference to the Academy Award-winning 1990 film Reversal of Fortune.
See also[edit]
- See also: Order of damage modifiers
Categories:
- Enchantment spells
- Core skills
- Monk skills
- Protection Prayers skills
- Energy skills
- Skills that target allies
- Skills that cause Damage Reduction
- Skills that cause Healing
- Outdated info
- Anomalies
- Monk skill rewards
- Ascalon (pre-Searing) skills
- Skills without known Factions trainers
- Skills without known Nightfall trainers