Spell Cast On Crit

Support spell trigger support means it is a support gem so has to be linked with other gems to be any useful.

Spell cast on crit. When a linked spell is cast it is put on cooldown for 250 ms and will not track damage during that time. The spell cast on crit originates from the character and is aimed at the monster that got hit by each specific crit. Cast on critical strike commonly referred to as coc is a support gem that causes linked spells to trigger when the player scores a critical strike with the attack skill it is linked to.

I could not get it to proc enough. All healing crits heal for 200 of the normal amount all druid mage priest shaman and warlock crits deal 200 normal damage elemental shaman crits deal 250 normal damage through elemental fury. In this case it means the second.

The size of spell crits depends on the character s class and spec as well as the spell cast. Every time a spell is triggered it goes on a 150ms cooldown. Multiple copies of the same gem share cooldowns meaning that if two copies of the same spell are triggered within 250 ms of each other the first will trigger and the second will fail to do so as it is on cooldown.

Trigger means it is a skill that is triggered at a certain event in this case when you deal a critical strike spell means either it is a spell or it can trigger spells. Counterattack cast on crit spell i m playing a maxblock shield character and it s pretty easy for me to passively trigger spells with cast on crit and the counterattack skills. If multiple spells are linked the spells will cycle based on the order in which they are socketed.

Because they will shotgun the monster directly. Each trigger effect so the cospri s and your main attack can cast a spell at the same time each crit. Vengeance riposte and reckoning.

But with cyclone it has some interesting interactions with projectile spells. Cast while channelling follows the same restrictions as other trigger support gems such as cast on critical strike support in that only one spell can be triggered per event. If you have multiple spells in either of these trigger effects they occur in sequence.