http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/Edge_of_Extinction
is this stackable? meaning if 2 EOEs exist for my team, is damage doubled?
edge of extinction question
kevin32
akelarumi
EoE is a spirit and therefore this quote from the wiki applies:
So you can't have two of them active in the same time and so damage can't be doubled.
in short. No it won't work
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| Two allied spirits of the same type cannot exist within each other's range; if a second spirit is summoned by any ally within the spirit's range, it will destroy and replace the first spirit, triggering any end effects of those spirits. |
in short. No it won't work
Bristlebane
While it's true what akelarumi says, technically it's possible to place two EoE affecting the same target as long as they far enough from each other. However it might be a bit impractical to try do this setup for regular play. I suspect this would cause double damage as the spirits would individually affect the same group of foes.
Olle
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Originally Posted by Bristlebane
While it's true what akelarumi says, technically it's possible to place two EoE affecting the same target as long as they far enough from each other. However it might be a bit impractical to try do this setup for regular play. I suspect this would cause double damage as the spirits would individually affect the same group of foes.
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Captain Bulldozer
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Originally Posted by Olle
It wount double the damage.
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Quaker
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Originally Posted by Bristlebane
While it's true what akelarumi says, technically it's possible to place two EoE affecting the same target as long as they far enough from each other.
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Mortal Amongst Mere Gods
^ Easy, have them within spirit range on opposite sides of the target you wish to affect. So in the case of Urgoz, have one in front of him, and then one 180 degrees around him, the same distance. My guess is that the stronger EoE will take effect, and if they're equally strong, it doesn't make a difference.
akelarumi
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Originally Posted by Quaker
If you could explain how two EoE could be in range of the same target and yet not within range of each other.
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Bristlebane
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Originally Posted by Captain Bulldozer
It seems like the damage coming from EoE is treated in the same way as Hex damage, the most immediate effect takes place but any others are ignored.
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Of course by this time, everything in game that could have been tried out probably has already.
Captain Bulldozer
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Originally Posted by Mortal Amongst Mere Gods
^ Easy, have them within spirit range on opposite sides of the target you wish to affect. So in the case of Urgoz, have one in front of him, and then one 180 degrees around him, the same distance. My guess is that the stronger EoE will take effect, and if they're equally strong, it doesn't make a difference.
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Winner
No. They do not stack. You can only have one effect of the EoE applied at the same time. It doesn't matter if you're in range of one or 100 EoE spirits, You still only have one EoE icon "buff" on you.
Quaker
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Originally Posted by Mortal Amongst Mere Gods
^ Easy, have them within spirit range on opposite sides of the target you wish to affect. So in the case of Urgoz, have one in front of him, and then one 180 degrees around him, the same distance. My guess is that the stronger EoE will take effect, and if they're equally strong, it doesn't make a difference.
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Snograt
I've only been in urgoz's room once, so I can't remember how big it is - although "not very" springs to mind. Overlapping spirit aoes certainly occur - just follow any patrolling group of wardens in kurzickland to see this - but as said before, you just get the effect once.
Captain Bulldozer
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Originally Posted by Quaker
If they're both within range of Urgoz, they must both be in range of each other. Therefore, one will die. It's basic geometry.
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