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.
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.
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.