Platform, device and operation system Eg, Android, Samsung Galazy s8, Nougat
Android What were you expecting to happen, and what actually happened
Get amount of starting mana dependable on how many different color spells are equiped. But game only add that amount once.
As u can see on screen epic “dragon helm” have in it’s description that it adds 9 starting mana for each color spell equiped. But with 4 different spells it still adds only 9 mana If you are on a console device please feel free to take a photo using another device. Where possible, a video helps us best. Try uploading it to Youtube privately.
How often does this happen? When did it begin happening?
Everytime Is this a once-off issue or has it been a consistent issue? Does it only happen in specific circumstances?
Steps to make it happen again
Equip dragon helmet rare+ and set different color spells Please detail the steps taken to trigger this bug. The more detailed the breakdown, the easier it is for us to test in-house.
I’m curious about this one. We were discussing this the other the day and I’m curious if it’s a bug or its if bad wording. The text reads “gain 9 Start Mana for each color spell equipped”; the question is what do they mean by “for”. I read it the same way you did in that I get 9 starting mana “for” each color (up to x4) spell equipped, therefore in your setup, 36 starting mana would be gained. However, compare this to the Bone Ring which reads “Gain X starting mana “for” each skull on the board at the start”. Let’s say this is a Rare Bone Ring (with the recent update) and there are 5 skulls on the board, then you would receive 10 total starting mana to ALL spells including the ultimate. But in the case of the Dragon Helm, the starting mana is only received by the 4 slotted “color” spells and no mana is received by the Ultimate, which in theory is colorless. So it got me to thinking, maybe what they meant was that each “color” spell gets 9 (in this scenario) starting mana but the Ultimate (colorless) will not be affected. I just wonder if it’s functioning correctly but the verbiage was poorly chosen.
