My understanding, much like post from JanarReddit, it seems to be needed under 2 conditions: What confused me greatly was when they tossed accuracy, nuker and (de)buff into a quick sentence which immediately destroyed any clarity they wanted to convey This has lead me to look into and try to understand how it works. Recently I watched some video's from CCs and they seem to speak highly of Accuracy stat.

The debuff cannot be resisted or blocked and cannot be removed.Disclaimer, I'm still a new player, only been playing for 2 months now. Places a debuff on this Champion for 5 turns. Places an buff on this Champion for 2 turns.

Has an 80% chance of placing a debuff for 2 turns. I don't know any other example off the top of my head but check thisĪttacks all enemies. Unless the skill clearly states CANNOT BE RESISTED or a similar wording, it's safe to assume it needs accuracy. Might apply to Leech in defensive Tree but i have yet to use a defensive champion. Accuracy calculation follows as normal.ĭebuffs from Artifacts DO NOT need accuracy.ĭebuffs from masteries DO INDEED need accuracy. And you can book this skill with crit rate as opposed to books. So, is there a List somewhere that gives a definitive answer to this?īecause, if you can skip on Accuracy, it's much easier to properly gear a champ and focus on speed and survivability.Īlure and Armiges skills really say 'has an X % chance to decrease targets turnmeter'. I know from experience, that Soulbond Bowyer, Armiger, Alure, and Coldheart all require very high Accuracy for their TM decrease to not get resisted, even though Alure's and Armiger's skill already have a critical hit as a prerequisite.ĭebuffs from Artifacts do not need accuracy, neither do debuffs from masteries, right? Occult Brawler has a passive that I have NEVER ever seen resisted (even though his poison on A1 gets resisted every once in a while), the passive from Bulwark (debuff extension when he gets hit) has never shown 'resisted' for me either, even though everyone says Accuracy is required. My understanding was, that basically anything that negatively affects the enemy (debuff, tm decrease, etc.) can be resisted.

Is there an official list from Plarium where one can see which skills/perks/passives require Accuracy?

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