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'''Maim''' is a [[debuff]] that applies 30% reduced movement speed on enemies.<ref name="Maim"/> Multiple maims do not stack. Maim is applied by [[attack]]s, just like [[hinder]] is by spells. Since maim and hinder are different debuffs, an enemy can be affected by both simultaneously.<ref name="220Patch"/> | '''Maim''' is a [[debuff]] that applies 30% reduced movement speed on enemies.<ref name="Maim"/> Multiple maims do not stack. Maim is applied by [[attack]]s, just like [[hinder]] is by spells. Since maim and hinder are different debuffs, an enemy can be affected by both simultaneously.<ref name="220Patch"/> | ||
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Maim
Debuff
Maim is a debuff that applies 30% reduced movement speed on enemies.[1] Multiple maims do not stack. Maim is applied by attacks, just like hinder is by spells. Since maim and hinder are different debuffs, an enemy can be affected by both simultaneously.[2]
Version history
| Version | Changes |
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| 2.2.0 |
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References
- ↑ GGG (2016). "Assassin ascendancy class". Official Path of Exile website. Retrieved February 15, 2016.
- ↑ GGG (March 03, 2016). "Path of Exile 2.2.0: Ascendancy Patch Notes". Official Path of Exile website. Retrieved March 03, 2016.