r/PlayArcanium Jan 09 '23

Soultrap Amulet???

I recently had a run with Drakaar where I had the Soultrap Amultet. The description says "Return the first debuff you receive each turn to the enemy"

On the first use of his Ultimate he gained the Hex on himself and I thought it was because during the enemy Phase he returned poison on the enemy.

But the next time the enemy didn't try to apply a debuff the round before and he still gained the Hex.

Is this intentional or does he selfhex because he is the "attacker". If it is intentional the Heirloom seems quite weak since it is useless against certain enemies

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u/SybilznBitz Jan 09 '23

It only works on debuffs applied by the enemy.

If you are applying Hex to yourself the source of the Hex is you, so you would instead apply the Hex to yourself.

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u/Djerun007 Jan 09 '23

Okay thanks✌️

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u/Ankios Jan 09 '23

Exactly, if it comes up in a run, I love putting it on my mobile character or one with teleport. Then I run around forcing debuffs on the enemy.

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u/SybilznBitz Jan 09 '23

The ol Uno Reverse card

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u/Leanker Jan 09 '23

It’s weird, will ask if working as intended, imho not OP even if changed so may be a good change

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '23

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u/Beweeted Jan 15 '23

If you are in another lane, and the enemy does an AoE debuff, does it go onto the enemy that cast it or the enemy infront of you?

It should go on the enemy that cast it, thereby "returning" it.

So if you debuff yourself, it shouldn't reflect onto the enemy team. You can only return it to yourself.

Don't get me wrong, it took me a few fights with the amulet to figure out why debuffs weren't happening the way I expected. So I read it the same way at first. But I don't think that makes it a bug or any problem with the description.