Request: running round attacking

[Overseeing Peon]

This is the idea of the spell i want:

a melee hero is among a group of enemy units, once the spell is activated the hero has greatly increased move and attack speed, and attacks an enemy unit once then moves on to attack another enemy unit and so on for the duration of the spell. Also while the spell is active the hero has small flames, not like the ones in WE covering his body.

Im not sure how this would be done, but if anyone gets it working that would be great

 

[Xeridanus]

I can see this coming together with triggers, if you are not adept then I might make it for you. First you would have the increase in speed done by an ability then store all targetable (Ground) units within a certain radius of the hero in a "unit group" then order your hero to attack a random unit in that group and remove the attacked unit from the group. All that would be in a loop. Eventually all the units in the group will be attacked. I hope this makes sense to you. If not then reply back, I'll wath this post.

 

[DrunkenKangaroo]

LOL. Shouldn't a Spell Request be in the Request Forum. *Hint Hint* You will probably get warned for this, if you don't get warned you will be extremely lucky. I wouldn't have a clue how to do the Spell you are Requesting.

 

[Eusira]

What you could do is, check if they have the buff, then order the attacker to attack another random unit.

Drunken:

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