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Hello!

I was doing a respec of my lvl 32 Necro/dark MM, Emo Dad, and i found that i could slot in an Achilles Heel -res enhancement into my lich. It says that it takes accurate def debuff and def debuff sets, but when i slotted in an Achilles Heel -res, i began to doubt because i never remembered seeing defense debuff listed as an effect for lich. So I asked around on help, but no-one knew, only that Grave Knights can take the same and have a defense debuff in their melee atacks. So, i bought an handy dandy power analyser and tried it out. I had my Lich with his achilles heel -res stand near lvl 1 mobs. At first i thought it might have an aura, but no effect on the mobs. Then i tried letting it attack even leveled mobs and i saw no -def effects on them, nor did the achilles heel proc and have any effect.

 

Am i missing something here? i looked in the forums but i did not see anything, though i did not dig too deeply. Is there a defense debuff on Lich, and from what power does it come from?

 

thank you! 🙂

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According to HCWiki, none of Lich's powers have a -Def component.  As such, it shouldn't be able to slot for it, but I guess it does as an oversight.  Since none of the powers do -Def, Achilles' Heel won't proc at all, so use an unslotter and get it out of there for something more useful.

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