Effects

Damage-over-Time effects scale off the applying unit's damage stat, the duration of the application, and how fast each tick lands. The total damage is calculated first, then divided across a set number of ticks over the duration, and these effects cannot stack on themselves from the same applier but do stack across separate applicants. Bleed, Burn and Austere Flames are documented on this wiki; a fourth effect, Mana Burn, deals 0.5x damage across 8 ticks over 8 seconds but has no confirmed applier in the current roster data.

Crowd-Control effects primarily affect an enemy's movement along the path and are split into Soft and Hard tiers. Soft Crowd-Control effects, Slow, Stagger and Dismembered, run on shorter cooldowns and typically affect speed scaling rather than stopping movement entirely. Hard Crowd-Control effects, Stun and Rewind on this wiki plus Freeze and Shadow Rewind in the client data, apply stricter and more disruptive effects on longer cooldowns. Crowd-Control effects of the same type conflict with each other on attempted reapplication.

Marks are typically permanent effects applied to enemies that keep them tagged for a specific unit's follow-up mechanics until removed. Crimson Mark, Puppet Mark and True Saint Mark are each tied to a single unit's kit rather than shared across the roster, and each triggers a different secondary effect: detonation damage, increased incoming damage, or an enabling tag for further passives.