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Azerite Aftershock

Spell

Azerite Aftershock

Arcane

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Instant castVision Range (AOI)

Impact from Resonant Quake triggers the Azerite energy within, causing an eruption of Azerite energy, inflicting 10 Arcane damage to all players and additional 4 Arcane damage every 1 sec for 5 sec.

Azerite Aftershock

Tooltip

Impact from Resonant Quake triggers the Azerite energy within, causing an eruption of Azerite energy, inflicting 10 Arcane damage to all players and additional 4 Arcane damage every 1 sec for 5 sec.

How it works

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

  1. Effect 1 is School Damage (effect type 2). Its base value is 10. Its area radius is 100 yards.
  2. Effect 2 is Apply Aura (effect type 6). It applies aura type 3. Its base value is 4 per tick. Its area radius is 100 yards. It ticks every 1 sec, 5 times over the full 5 sec (20 base in total).

What it does

Azerite Aftershock is an Arcane spell with an instant cast, a range of 100 yards and effects that last 5 sec. When cast it deals Arcane damage (base value 10) in a 100 yard radius and applies an aura in a 100 yard radius every 1 sec.

Generated from the SpellEffect, SpellMisc, SpellCooldowns and SpellRange records in the current retail game build. Effects the client marks as internal hooks are left out.

Spell Details

SchoolArcane
Range100 yards (Vision Range (AOI))
Cast timeInstant
Duration5 sec
Effect #1School Damage (2)
Value: 10
Radius: 100 yards
Effect #2Apply Aura (6)
Aura type id 3
Value: 4
Radius: 100 yards
Period: every 1 sec

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

Used by

Where is this spell used?

Azerite Aftershock appears in: 1 boss encounter.

Boss encounters

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

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