• Amplify does not stack.

• Backfire deals Physical Damage to all attack types.
• Does 1 damage back to an attacker with Shield. 

• Blast damage applied to adjacent units is always 50% (rounded up) of the Unit's base attack damage done.
  • Modifiers such as Giant Killer, Knock Out, Oppress, and Recharge apply after the base Blast damage is calculated.
  • The 50% damage reduction if the defender has Shield or Void is applied to this final damage value.
• Blast damage will apply Snare if it hits a flying Unit. 
• Blast damage will trigger Oppress if it hits a Unit with no attack. 
• Piercing applies to Blast damage. 
• Forcefield will reduce the Blast damage to 1 only if the base blast damage (before modifiers are applied) is >= 5.
• Blast damage applies Giant Killer.
• Blast damage will trigger Magic Reflect and Return Fire, returning damage to the Unit attacking with Blast.
• Review Blast Damage Interactions

• All enemy Melee & Ranged attacks have a 15% higher chance of missing their target. Blind also affects units with phase. [See Attack Order & Accuracy]

• Bloodlust will be activated from killing a Unit with Blast, Thorns, Magic Reflect, Return Fire, and Retaliate.

• When a Unit with Dodge is being targeted, the attacking Unit's attack accuracy is reduced by 25%. [See Attack Order & Accuracy]

• Negates any first damage except for Poison. 
• Thorns, Magic Reflect and Return Fire can remove Divine Shield. 

• When a Unit takes any damage to their max health, Enrage is activated.
• Enrage boosts all Melee attacks by 50% (rounded up), and Speed by 50% (rounded up) as well.
  • Ranged and Magic attacks aren't affected by the Enrage ability.

• When a Unit with the Flying ability is being targeted, the attacking Unit's attack accuracy is reduced by 25% - unless they are Flying as well. [See Attack Order & Accuracy]

• Giant Killer will ignore Forcefield only if the base damage is less than 5.
  
  • Giant Killer is one of the modifiers applied after a Forcefield check is done on the base damage.

• Cuts down the target's attack in half, rounded down, and affects all attack types: Melee, Ranged, and Magic. 

• The amount healed is based on the max health points (HP) of the Unit being healed.
• Any amount of healing will be 1/3rd of the target unit's max health, rounded down.

• Dispel will remove positive status effects from a unit even if it has Immunity. 

• Knock Out will ignore Forcefield only if the base damage is less than 5.
  
  • Knock Out is one of the modifiers applied after a Forcefield check is done on the base damage.

• Last Stand will increase all stats of a Unit by 50% (rounded down) when the creature is the last standing member.
• During the round that a Unit activates Last Stand, its attack order remains based on its original speed before it was boosted by Last Stand. 

• Life Leech will increase the attacker's health by 50% of the damage dealt, rounded up.
  • If the target Unit has less health than the damage done to it, Life Leech will be proportional to the health lost rather than the total damage done.

• Both abilities return damage equal to half of the damage received back to the attacker, rounded up.
• Returns +1 extra damage when Amplify is in play.

Oppress

• Oppress will ignore Forcefield only if the base damage is less than 5.
  
  • Oppress is one of the modifiers applied after a Forcefield check is done on the base damage.

• Units with Phase have a chance to dodge Magic-based attacks.
• All accuracy mechanics apply to the attacking Unit's accuracy. 
• [See Attack Order & Accuracy]

• Recharge will ignore Forcefield only if the base damage is less than 5.
  
  • Recharge is one of the modifiers applied after a Forcefield check is done on the base damage.
• Damage returned from Magic Reflect or Return Fire is based on the Unit's base attack damage, not the total damage done from Recharge. 

• Redemption will inflict damage to a Unit's armor if they have it, instead of their health points.
• When Redemption is activated, it will inflict one damage to all enemy Units without any interruptions. That means, if the Redemption ability was to kill a Unit, that Unit won't die until all other Units were inflicted by Redemption first.
  • If Redemption kills a Unit with Redemption on the enemy team, the second Redemption will trigger as soon as the first Redemption ends, but still without any interruptions. That means abilities like Scavenger won't activate until both Redemptions are completely over. 

• If an attack kills the target Unit and an adjacent Unit with Blast damage, the adjacent Unit will be Resurrected instead of the targeted Unit even though it may have died first.                
• Resurrected Units will not attack the same round they are Resurrected.
• Resurrected Units will always be revived with only 1 HP, however, they will have the full amount of armor they started the battle with.

• Retaliate can activate even when the Unit is killed. 
• Two Units with the Retaliate ability can attack each other continuously if their Retaliate abilities continue to activate. 
• Retaliate cannot be activated when the attacked Unit is stunned.

• Scattershot will attack any opponent Unit at random and is not affected by Taunt or Camouflage. 

• Shield reduces Melee and Ranged attacks by 50%, rounded up. 
• Shield will reduce damage returned from Return Fire. 
• Shield will reduce damage taken from the Earthquake modifier.
• Shield will negate any damage done from Redemption.

• A Unit will remain stunned until right before the Unit that applied the Stun, takes its turn in the subsequent round.
  • Let’s say unit A stuns unit B. The stun on unit B will last until unit A takes its next turn. At the very start of A’s next turn, unit B will become un-stunned, and the battle will proceed accordingly.

• Trample is triggered based on the sequential order of the opponent's Unit's positions.
  • During the Super Sneak modifier, Trample will not trigger when killing the Unit in the last position. 
  • Camouflaged Units can be Trampled into. 
  • When a Unit with Trample kills the Unit in the first position, but that Unit gets resurrected, the Trampler will target the Unit in the opponent's second position. 
  • During the Equal Opportunity modifier, Trample will target the next lowest health unit that is behind the killed unit. If the Unit is in the last position and killed, Trample will not trigger just like during the Super Sneak modifier.
• If a Unit has both Trample and Retaliate, Trample will activate if a Unit is killed by Retaliate. However, this only works if the Unit with these two abilities is not killed when taking the attack.
  • The Unit must still be alive when it Retaliates to activate Trample.
• View the Stampede Modifier Explanation

• Void will reduce damage returned from Magic Reflect.