Why does corvous get shock damage while hitting electro??

Raghvendra

It is written that corvous cannot get shock debuff while his glaive's immunity is active, then what damage does he get while hitting electro??
I think he should be immune to all shock damage too while his glaive immunity is active, and should not get any damage while hitting electro.

Patchie93

Electros damage isn't shock damage it is direct damage you recieve for hitting him. Just because the name of said ability is static shock does not mean it inflicts shock damage

Lormif

Raghvendra said:

It is written that corvous cannot get shock debuff while his glaive's immunity is active, then what damage does he get while hitting electro??
I think he should be immune to all shock damage too while his glaive immunity is active, and should not get any damage while hitting electro.

1) it is not a debuff
2) it is energy damage not shock damage

Lvernon15

Electro damage isn’t shock damage, use the search tool for this sort of thing, it’s been said many times

SummonerNR

Well, technically it is “Static Shock”. But correct, it is NOT a DEBUFF. So Corvus still takes damage from it.

Eb0ny-O-M4w

Raghvendra said:

It is written that corvous cannot get shock debuff while his glaive's immunity is active

Nop, he can and will get the debuffs. The ability only protects him from the damage.

Raghvendra said:

then what damage does he get while hitting electro??

Energy damage, as stated in Electro's ability.

Raghvendra said:

I think he should be immune to all shock damage too while his glaive immunity is active, and should not get any damage while hitting electro.

He is immune to the damage of shock debuffs, not ALL shock damage. Passive shock, bleed and coldsnap will affect him as normal.
He should totally get damaged while hitting electro. Just read their abilities or see the previous answers

solopolo

All debuffs will have a bordered icon under the afflicted champion's health bar. If there's no bordered icon, it's not a debuff. If the icon isn't bordered, it's a pasive effect, neither buff nor debuff.