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Deadly Aspects

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Changed in build 1.60.1.69876. 5 fields differ from Classic Era 1.15.9.69722: description, durationIndex, effects, name, subtext.

The current record

Deadly Aspects
Physical school
While Aspect of the Hawk is active, Auto Shot has a 10% chance of increasing ranged attack speed by $6150s1% for $6150d. While Aspect of the Beast is active, all melee auto attacks have a 10% chance of increasing melee attack speed by $1299448s1% for $1299448d.
The highlighted formula above is computed by the game client from spell power, level and talents. The client does not store the final number, so we show the template verbatim rather than invent a value.

What changed

Field Classic Era Forever
description While Aspect of the Hawk is active, all normal ranged attacks have a $s1% chance of increasing ranged attack speed by $6150s1% for $6150d. While Aspect of the Hawk is active, Auto Shot has a $s1% chance of increasing ranged attack speed by $6150s1% for $6150d. While Aspect of the Beast is active, all melee auto attacks have a $s2% chance of increasing melee attack speed by $1299448s1% for $1299448d.
durationIndex 21 0
effects [ { "amplitude": 0, "aura": 107, "auraPeriod": 0, "basePoints": 0, "chainTargets": 0, "dieSides": 1, "effect": 6, "index": 0, "miscValue": [ 18, 0 ], "triggerSpell": 0 } ] [ { "amplitude": 0, "aura": 107, "auraPeriod": 0, "basePoints": 10, "chainTargets": 0, "effect": 6, "index": 0, "miscValue": [ 18, 0 ], "triggerSpell": 0 }, { "amplitude": 0, "aura": 107, "auraPeriod": 0, "basePoints": 10, "chainTargets": 0, "effect": 6, "index": 1, "miscValue": [ 18, 0 ], "triggerSpell": 0 } ]
name Improved Aspect of the Hawk Deadly Aspects
subtext Rank 1 none

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