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Heal percentage seems to be effected by the Hydrosophist rank of the caster. Especially hilarious when they receive Retribution damage from you, which makes them angry

If given to a neutral character, they may start attacking you to heal themselves.

Seems to be intended as a self-only support spell.

Unfortunately the cast range of this spell is melee-distance only, making it tough to use on melee characters in your party as a caster.

Self-healing is the same amount as having Necromancer at 5.

Is not affected by range bonuses ( Far Out Man, Farsight).

Receives no scaling bonuses as the healing amount is set to 50%.

Combine any Hydrosophist Skill book and any Scoundrel Skill book.

Vampiric Hunger is a Hydrosophist Skill in Divinity Orginal Sin 2. Life Steal heals you in proportion to the damage you deal to Vitality. Set Vampiric Hunger on target character, adding 50% Life Steal for 2 turns.

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