Do jungle enchantment passives add to the origional item's passives, or replace them?
For example, if I purchaced Stalker's Blade, which has Chilling Smite as it's passive, and then used it to craft Runic Echoes, which has Echo as it's passive, could I still use Chilling Smite? If not, does this make Runic Echoes a downgrade in some situations?
Best Answer
While the other answer isn't wrong per say, it's very inaccurate.
You are correct to assume that when you sell an item you lose its passives and stats. It happens with Seeker's Armguard, and it happens with Stalker's blade (and several other items).
Seeker's Armguard is the best example. It grants Ability Power and Armor per unit killed, however, if you upgrade it to Zhonyas Hourglass you lose the passive Armor. So technically you will lose the Chilling Smite ability.
However, in practice, you keep it. That's because while you lose the item that provides the Chilling Smite ability, you're getting a second item with that very same passive (the Runic Echoes Enchantment).
Short answer, you can still use Chilling Smite.
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