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League of Legends (LoL) Question: Is Gangplank not enhanced R on-hit and/or DoT (not counding cannonball wave

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  • Kickster

    Is Gangplank not enhanced R on-hit and/or DoT (not counding cannonball wave

    I know that since it's not on the tooltip it means it doesn't, but for some reasons I have the impression that GP's ult has a kind of on-hit (like proc-ing Grasp.) That or I don't get how some targets who managed to escape R's zone die right afterwards (less than a second, but still outside R area.) If not counting the expected cannonball waves (I get that they're intrinsically damage over time,) does it have any other (post-)hidden DoT not described? - Same about his Q, does it do any delayed DoT without any related item or rune? As even when watching pro matches, it seems that after the main damage, there's a delayed second (or multi/DoT) one which finishes off the target who escaped with a tiny amount of health. (I'm aware that Grasp and other runes are procced by Q)
  • Answers (1)

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    Prate_k (24) | October 27, 2020 9:12am
    https://leagueoflegends.fandom.com/wiki/Gangplank - its AoE DoT damage if i'm not mistaken, always click on the details, they always have neat tips there.
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    Kickster (3) | October 27, 2020 2:50pm
    Cheers mate. So it seems that I'm not the only one who perceived it and there's definitely something about that. I edited the text to clarify my doubt, still even with that clumsy text you managed to get what I meant. +Rep-ing. :)
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    Prate_k (24) | October 28, 2020 9:24am
    happy to help xd
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