Alright I understand that for example:
"Chilling Victory
Scythe Attack. If it hits, this attack strikes for +5...17 damage. Whenever it hits a foe who has less Health than you, target foe and all adjacent foes are struck for 15...51 cold damage."
Has area of effect damage.
What I don't understand is:
"Reap Impurities
Melee Attack. If this attack hits, you deal +10...26 damage. You gain 15...63 Health for each foe you hit that is suffering from a Condition."
How does this hit more than one opponent?
I think I'm missing something simple here, like is every attack a Dervish makes AoE?
Uh Area of effects? Scythe attacks.
Akimb0
MagicFiber
Every attack from a dervish has an Adjecent AoE up to 3 people.
Stormlord Alex
Yup. Scythe attacks are AoE - they can hit your target and up to 2 adjacent foes in an arc in front of you.
Akimb0
lol thanks, wondered why things wern't making much sense! 
Saphatorael
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Originally Posted by Stormlord Alex
Yup. Scythe attacks are AoE - they can hit your target and up to 2 adjacent foes in an arc in front of you.
An arc of 180 degrees, to be precise. Positioning has never been this important since the introduction of that nasty scythe.
Ensign
Scythes hit up to two additional targets in the AoE "Adjacent to your Target" that you can see in the Isle of the Nameless.
Peace,
-CxE
Peace,
-CxE
WarKaster
on occasion you can actually end up hitting some one standing directly behind you...its weird but this has happened to me a few times.
Soul of the Scythe
it hits foes adjacent to your target, not adjacent to you.
WarKaster
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Originally Posted by Soul of the Scythe
it hits foes adjacent to your target, not adjacent to you.
hence the fact that I said it was on occasion and that it was weird that it did that.