No, read what you just said...you said they don't work with vamp, meaning they work with lifesteal, meaning it procs on hit or is physical (which it is not)...
EDIT: Sir, I just looked on the wiki and W applies on hit effects and as such works with lifesteal :)
EDIT: Sir, I just looked on the wiki and W applies on hit effects and as such works with lifesteal :)
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Life Steal converts a percentage of the damage dealt by a champion's physical attack to health. Physical damage only.
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NO THEY DON'T.
Read my comments properly.
ONLY the physical part of your attacks will life steal. The on hit magic damage from items and your W WILL NOT trigger spell vamp nor life steal.
Read my comments properly.
ONLY the physical part of your attacks will life steal. The on hit magic damage from items and your W WILL NOT trigger spell vamp nor life steal.
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On-hit magic damage effects aren't spells, so they don't trigger spell vamp.
Nor are they physical, so they don't trigger life steal.
Common sense, folks. Magic damage =/= spell vamp. Physical damage =/= life steal either (for instance, irelia's Transcendent Blades)
Nor are they physical, so they don't trigger life steal.
Common sense, folks. Magic damage =/= spell vamp. Physical damage =/= life steal either (for instance, irelia's Transcendent Blades)
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