Is true damage listed as magic damage in the statistics?
So I recently played Vayne and I took a look at the damage statistics after the game. What kind of surprised me was the fact that the statistic showed me that I dealt a small amount of magic damage and as far as I know Vayne has absolutely no spell damage and I also didn't buy any Items that apply on-hit effects (except for BotrK which is physical).
So is True damage = Magic damage? And if not where could this rather small amount of damage come from?
Best Answer
Did you buy a statikk Shiv? The proc from this should attribute to magic damage. True damage does not show up in the end game report.
Alternatively, who was your support? There are some supports that could cause you to have some minor magic damage proc.
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Answer 2
True damage is applied as magic damage, but ignoring magic resist or any other type of resistance of the target.
Thats why you see magic damage in the statistics.
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