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Ram

Spell

Ram

Physical

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Instant cast1 sec cooldownSelf Only

Use your battering ram to knock back and deal 21000 to 35000 physical damage to nearby enemies.

Ram

Tooltip

Use your battering ram to knock back and deal 21000 to 35000 physical damage to nearby enemies.

How it works

It does not trigger the global cooldown, so it can be used between other casts. Its aura procs every time its trigger condition is met.

Ram is built from 2 client effects, applied in this order:

  1. Effect 1 is Knock Back (effect type 98). Its base value is 27. Its area radius is 10 yards.
  2. Effect 2 is School Damage (effect type 2). Its base value is 21000. Its area radius is 10 yards.

What it does

Ram is a Physical spell with an instant cast, no range (it targets the caster) and a 1 sec cooldown. When cast it has a Knock Back effect in a 10 yard radius and deals Physical damage (base value 21000) in a 10 yard radius.

Generated from the SpellEffect, SpellMisc, SpellCooldowns and SpellRange records in the MoP Classic client, build 5.5.4.70631. Effects the client marks as internal hooks are left out.

Spell Details

SchoolPhysical
RangeSelf Only
Cast timeInstant
Cooldown1 sec
Global cooldownNone
Proc chanceAlways
Effect #1Knock Back (98)
Value: 27
Misc value: 300
Radius: 10 yards
Effect #2School Damage (2)
Value: 21000
Radius: 10 yards

Raw client values from the MoP Classic client, build 5.5.4.70631. Where the game data carries no name for an id, the id is shown as is.

Used by

Where is this spell used?

Ram appears in: 1 spell that casts it.

Spells that cast it

  • RamTriggers this spell

From the client's JournalEncounterSection, SpecializationSpells, TraitDefinition, PvpTalent, SkillLineAbility, SpellLearnSpell and SpellEffect tables.

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