- Firstly, just clarifying the somewhat vague tooltip: Just using Touch of Death increases the health boost of Fortifying Brew by a flat 5%. So if you executed an enemy with Touch of Death once your Fortifying Brew will now give a 20% max health increase.
- Android doesn't have tool tips. It is a touch-based UI. Current touch sensors can't generally detect hovering in a way that tool tips would be useful. There's no concept of 'hovering' in a touch screen, but you could set a LongClickListener for your View, and have a Toast appear after a long press.
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Comment by Koekelbag
Don't overlook this one!Firstly, just clarifying the somewhat vague tooltip: Just using Touch of Death increases the health boost of Fortifying Brew by a flat 5%. So if you executed an enemy with Touch of Death once your Fortifying Brew will now give a 20% max health increase.
What the tooltip doesn't say is that this both stacks and is saved between floors, meaning that every additional Touch of Death used adds that 5% additively. So, say you used Touch of Death 10 or so times after selecting this power, Fortifying Brew gives a whopping (15%+10*5%=) 65% increase in health!
Basically, with enough patience and/or cooldown powers you can rack up a pretty big (ridiculously so, even) boost to your max hp when using Fortifying Brew, in turn allowing Touch of Death to be used much earlier (and at full damage even against elites in Thorgast, for some reason).
For bonus stupidity, also select any additional Obleron Endurance powers you come across afterwards, to even further increase the thresholds you can use Touch of Death, up to just straight up oneshotting some floor six bosses.
'Touch of Death' indeed.
Comment by spambob
This stacks up to 100 times.
Comment by Pandaddy
When i first saw this power, i thought it was very bad, however the more i play with it the better it gets. It even stacks with the 'Fatal flying Guillotine' which makes it stack 5 times as fast. (ToD hits 4 additional targets)| Deathtouched Brew Anima Power InstantRequires Monk |
Touch of Death damage increases Fortifying Brew by an additional 5% maximum health while in Torghast. |
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| Deathtouched Brew |
| Touch of Death damage increases Fortifying Brew by an additional 5% maximum health while in Torghast. |
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| Cast time | Instant | |||||||||
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| GCD | 0 seconds | |||||||||
| Aura proc chance | 100% | |||||||||
| Effect | Apply Aura: Proc Trigger Spell Value: 5
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