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I'm creating a spell that is going to be using banish. We all know that banish deals 66% more damage, but the thing is that I'm confused about it. Does it deal damage of spell x 66%?
You deal 100 damage to the target with a spell, which has Banish. Cause of damage reduction the target takes 86 spell-damage (for example), but it has Banish so ..
86 (primary damage) x 0.66 (damage multiplier) = 56.76 (extra damage from Banish), removing the .76 its 56,
then 86 (primary damage) + 56 (damage bonus from Banish) = 142 (exact damage).
So the target takes 142 spell-damage if it has Banish.
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