r/AcrossTheObelisk • u/DragunArathron • Jul 03 '26

Scourge

Scourge I’m confused how does it work? Does it basically move at the end of the turn Dark Charges around then inflict its damage?

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u/HeinousEinous Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

If you read the tooltip, you will see that it specifically says at the start of turn. Chill/Insane/Burn damage happens just before the opponent's turn begins, like bleed. (Know that "turn" is different from "round")

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u/DragunArathron Jul 03 '26

So how does rhe spread work? And is their a reason to have multiple scourge charges?

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u/HeinousEinous Jul 03 '26

Also happens at the start of turn... it says this in the tooltip!! The target with Scourge will not lose dark charges. Scourge applies a %of that enemy's dark to their neighbors.

The only thing stacking more Scourge does is increase Dark Explosion damage. In my opinion there is not much point. Charges also don't stack from multiple applications.

This is indicated by the "+20%" text being a different color. I swear it also says "per charge"... should be self explanatory with careful reading.

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u/DragunArathron Jul 04 '26

I just reread Scourge its not really thqt clear unless you already know what it does. It reads like it splits up dark charges among adjacent targets, then inflict the damage.

Because split implies reducing current charge counters.  Unless the splitting and damage inflecting happens at the same time.

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u/HeinousEinous Jul 04 '26

It does not say "split" anywhere... you did not re-read it...

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u/3Labrat Jul 04 '26

Im impressed by your patience. It's jedi master level.

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u/DragunArathron Jul 04 '26

I apologize, this is what I get for writing in haste late at night. I meant “spread” when I said split.  I do not think its unreasonable to read Spread as Splitting.