This has a 50% of being removed - I imagined that resistance would also be a factor but this does not seem to be the case - does anyone have a definitive answer, I have Cardinal in it with 489 resistance but it gets stripped way to often leading me to think it's purely a 50/50 shot at removing or am I coming up against removers with better accuracy and the 50% chance after that has just been bad luck for me
Resistance definitely plays a role, just like with any other buff. That said, 489 Resistance is nothing. Might as well be 89. Just avoid running Cardinal against buff strippers. My best advice.
Thanks but that does not answer the question, is it 50% remove or resistance vs accuracy then 50% if accuracy is higher
Thanks but that does not answer the question, is it 50% remove or resistance vs accuracy then 50% if accuracy is higher
i believe the order is the other way around, but it is two seperate checks. first the stoneskin set has a 50% chance of blocking the removal. then, if it does not block it, it proceeds to the standard accuracy vs resistance check.
Thank you @CP
To go a step further, Say you have a champ in stone skin, then a champ with 50% chance to remove buff. I believe, you'd have to check (50%) for the chance to proc. Then if successful, check (50%) for the stoneskin. Then if successful, acc v res. If that helps.
Like CP said, these are all independent rolls and all must be successful, so statistically the order doesn't matter.
i believe the order is the other way around, but it is two seperate checks. first the stoneskin set has a 50% chance of blocking the removal. then, if it does not block it, it proceeds to the standard accuracy vs resistance check.
From my experience, I'm pretty sure I can confirm that it checks the stoneskin passive first - because if it checked the resist first, then there wouldn't be scenarios where I have the buff active after the removal, but saw no "resist" message.
