SCEPTER NOTES Applies a basic dispel on Troll Warlord upon cast. When toggled Off, all changes are reverted and he becomes a ranged unit again.
The root does not work against wards, buildings, and allied units.Berserker's Rage's proc chance uses pseudo-random distribution.Provides True Sight over the target for its duration.The root proccing attack first applies the debuff, then its own damage.The root proc is decided upon the attack point if Troll Warlord is in melee form.He respawns with the same form as he dies. Berserker's Rage melee and ranged form persists through Troll Warlord's death.However, Quelling Blade uses the ranged values if Troll Warlord is in ranged form at the start of the projectile.These attacks landed are also considered as melee attacks, and therefore using melee values (i.e.When toggling On while a ranged projectile is airborne, the projectile is treated as a melee attack by items, but it does not proc Berserker's Rage's root chance.Attack range bonuses are not overridden and still work normally.Manta Style) to now treat the caster as a melee hero. This causes items that use different values for melee and ranged heroes (e.g.Turns Troll Warlord into a melee unit with 150 attack range, and sets his base attack time to 1.4 while active.Toggling On disables Whirling Axes (Ranged) and then enables Whirling Axes (Melee).Does not interrupt Troll Warlord's channeling abilities upon toggling.Whirling Axes (Ranged) toggles Berserker's Rage Off if not already.Whirling Axes (Melee) toggles Berserker's Rage On if not already.Casting the following abilities affects Berserker's Rage current ability toggle status:.Now he roams the world as the Troll Warlord, bitter and angry, the Imperial high commander of an army of one. He then swore a blood oath: he would ever after be a fighting force unto himself. Enraged at his banishment, he returned the next day, armed with steel, and slew them all, one by one. They turned on him, beat him with clubs, and drove him from the encampment. After one particularly vitriolic outburst in which he claimed the lion's share of loot from their latest raid, his cohorts finally snapped. So deluded was he, so bitter and abrasive, that even other trolls found his company intolerable. Such was Jah'rakal's fate, a monger troll from deep in the Hoven.
When young trolls are finally pushed from their sub-chamber, they gather with others of their kind, forming roving gangs of malcontents who complain loudly about all manner of vexation.Īs much as trolls love to argue, imagine how rare it is for a troll to be driven from his own kind for being too difficult to get along with. Often they stay for years beyond the age of maturity, while the matriarch provides them with sustenance. Males grow to maturity in subterranean chambers beneath their matriarch's domicile, feeding and amusing themselves while contributing nothing. A prickly and contentious race, trolls thrive on argument and strife, missing no excuse to raise their voices in dispute. The Troll Warlord enters a Battle Trance, channeling pure hatred into unequaled speed as he rampages forward, decimating his opponents in a storm of bloody axes. To challenge Jah'rakal is to invite one's own death. Instantly able to swap between melee and ranged attacks, he throws his Whirling Axes to cripple from afar, while chopping down adjacent foes. With each passing blow, the self-styled Troll Warlord accelerates his swings in an irate Fervor. The next day, he returned with axes in hand, and slew his former comrades in a Berserker's Rage. As such, being kicked out of the troll encampment only served to fuel his anger. Jah'rakal is an intolerable scoundrel, even for a troll. Swaps between ranged and melee attacks at will. All values shown are without talent bonuses.
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