They're both the same in applying damage, just that Fiddle's one ends after a certain time and Karthus's one ends when deactivated.
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It actually depends.
For
Gangplank's Ult, it only deals damage if you get hit by a cannonball.(Almost survived it by standing still once)
For Wingborne Storm, It's a pulse.
For Make it Rain, it's as soon as you step in, and then pulses.
For
Gangplank's Ult, it only deals damage if you get hit by a cannonball.(Almost survived it by standing still once)For
Wingborne Storm, It's a pulse.For
Make it Rain, it's as soon as you step in, and then pulses.
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Not an AOE DoT.
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For Wingborne Storm, It's a pulse.
Wingborne Storm, It's a pulse.Not a normal AOE DoT. It pulses way slower than all normal ones to fit the animation.
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For Make it Rain, it's as soon as you step in, and then pulses.
Make it Rain, it's as soon as you step in, and then pulses.No. It works just like any other normal AOE DoT. It pulses every 0.xx seconds.
If that is how it works. It seems very likely that it does work like that.
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