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* Heroes with [[Spirit Lifesteal]] will heal from [[Mystic Burst]]'s passive effect triggering.
* Heroes with [[Spirit Lifesteal]] will heal from [[Mystic Burst]]'s passive effect triggering.
* A small lightning shock visual is applied to the enemy hero when it is hit by [[Mystic Burst]]'s passive effect.
* A small lightning shock visual is applied to the enemy hero when it is hit by [[Mystic Burst]]'s passive effect.
* Now triggers on your base damage, rather than how much the target receives. (as of 11-07-2024-update.44786)
* When the target is hit with spirit damage, the damage value which is compared against the triggering threshold is the base damage value prior to any increases or decreases from damage amp, damage reduction, spirit resistance, and spirit resistance reduction.
** Damage amp and spirit resist reduction will not help you in achieving the damage threshold to trigger the passive.
** Damage reduction and the target's spirit resistance will not prevent the passive from triggering when it otherwise would.
* Interaction with spirit shields: The triggering of the additional damage is entirely unaffected by the target's spirit shields (or lack thereof).  
* Interaction with spirit shields: The triggering of the additional damage is entirely unaffected by the target's spirit shields (or lack thereof).  
* The additional damage, and the ability which triggered the additional damage, are applied to the target as separate instances of damage. The additional damage from [[Mystic Burst]] is dealt after the original spell damage. This has implications for abilities or effects that rely on single instances of damage, for example:
* The additional damage, and the ability which triggered the additional damage, are applied to the target as separate instances of damage. The additional damage from [[Mystic Burst]] is dealt after the original spell damage. This has implications for abilities or effects that rely on single instances of damage, for example: