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No. Life steal is on physical damage only.
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Nighthawk wrote:
Doesn't the proc from Phoenix activate lifesteal since it's onhit?
"Life steal is an offensive stat that converts a percentage of the damage dealt by a champion's autoattack (and abilites that proc on-hit effects as noted below) to health. Life steal is calculated from the actual damage done to an enemy, after armor reduction."
I kind of don't think so. that hinges on what they consider the 'actual damage done to an enemy' to be though. time for more digging.
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Well, Lifesteal proc's on Nasus Siphoning Strike or Gangplanks Parrrley.
Idk if it procs, but if it is a on-hit, it proc's it.
Well, but Wriggle's Lantern's proc doesn't proc it, because it is magic dmg.
Nasus Siphoning Strike or Gangplanks Parrrley.Idk if it procs, but if it is a on-hit, it proc's it.
Well, but
Wriggle's Lantern's proc doesn't proc it, because it is magic dmg.
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Siphoning Strike and Parrrley are effectively buffed auto attacks. The phoenix passive is it's own strange beast. 'tis why it's all confusing and such.Edit, clarification: The phoenix passive procs an effect from an auto attack. I feel it acts in similar fashion to say... gangplanks
Grog Soaked Blade in this regard. Yeah? I'm leaning towards the theory that it applies after the auto-attack, not as part of it.
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Keep in mind that spell vamp isn't on magic damage, it's on SPELLS, regardless of damage type.