Ability Details
Eternal Hunger is a non-physical on-hit effect.
- Does not apply spell effects.
- The enhanced attack will apply other on-hit effects and can
critically strike as normal.
- Eternal Hunger's damage cannot critically strike, nor does it affect structures.
- Eternal Hunger's damage will not be applied if the enhanced attack is
parried, dodged, blocked, or if Warwick is blinded.
- Magic damage will be mitigated by magic shields.
Ability Details
Jaws of the Beast is a single-targeted ability with a healing component.
- Applies spell effects as a single target ability.
- Spell vamp is fully applied.
- Rylai's Crystal Scepter will apply a 20% slow for 1 second.
- Jaws of the Beast applies on-hit effects.
- Magic damage will be mitigated by magic shields.
- Spell shields will block the damage and will prevent the healing.
Additional Information:
- Warwick cannot be displaced while attached to an enemy, but can be knocked down prior to reaching them.
- The button must be held until Warwick reaches his target to trigger the second effect.
- While Jaws of the Beast does not use Quick Casting by default, click-and-hold is comparable to the input required to use Piercing Arrow or Decimating Smash while using Quick Casting. It does not accept two-click input (e.g. First Cast and Second Cast) that Standard Casters will be used to on the aforementioned abilities.
Ability Details
Blood Hunt is a self-targeted buff.
Additional Information:
- The detection from Blood Hunt is more similar to Tremor Sense than a form of sight - it grants positional information only. It does not explicitly inform Warwick about who is low health or if they are alone.
- Warwick will also see a "blood trail" highlighting the shortest path to Blood Hunted targets. While described as a trail, this does NOT indicate where the target has been - only the quickest route to them, and it will update as you move.
- PENDING FOR TEST Does this path-finding take into account obstacles unseen by Warwick, such as other enemies or a Crystallize.
- PENDING FOR TEST What information does Warwick's allies receive when he detects someone (an automatic ping?) and what information do hunted enemies receive (is the icon above their health the entire time they are below 50% health?)?
- PENDING FOR TEST Does this path-finding take into account obstacles unseen by Warwick, such as other enemies or a
- Enemies who are below 50% health will display a red wolf mark on their heads while ominous music will replace the Summoner Rift song momentarily.
- PENDING FOR TEST This buff will also only apply if the enemy champion has been in-combat with an allied champion. Unknown amount of time after in-combat and no evidence if it does or doesn't apply to enemies being damages by epic monsters.
Ability Details
Additional Information:
- The second activation will cancel Warwick's basic attack.
- Warwick cannot attack during the animation.
Ability Details
Infinite Duress is a linear direction-targeted ability.
- Infinite Duress's strikes cannot critically strike.
- Magic damage will be mitigated by magic shields.
- Spell shields will block the ability
Additional Information:
- The exact relationship with Parry effects is PENDING FOR TEST. The ability deals 8 or 9 ticks of damage, but only applies on-hit effects 3 times. The instances of on-hit effects would definitely be Parried.
- The 100% healing only applies to Infinite Duress' specified damage, not any additional damage from on-hit effects.
- The minimum range of the ability is 275 units, based on the minimum movement speed that a champion can have (110) while still being able to move.
- The damage per hit isn't dealt at once but is divided into 2 phases. The first phase deals 2/3 of the damage and procs the on-hit effects, the second phase deals the remaining 1/3 of the damage. So if the target's magic resist changes somehow in that interval (For ex: Wit's End) the 1/3 of the dmg will get affected.
- To clarify what's meant by the above point, the ability seems to deal 6 individual hits, in 3 sets of 2 blows. The first blow in each set deals (example) 50 damage and applies the on-hit effect, the second blow deals 25 damage and does not apply on-hit effects. This is repeated twice for a total of 6 hits.
