Thrillsteel
The helmet has the modifier Onslaught with no temporary trigger. It provides continuous Onslaught while equipped and active.
Related: ThrillsteelMechanic
Onslaught
Onslaught is a Buff that grants 20% increased Skill Speed and 10% increased movement speed. A temporary source normally grants it for four seconds unless that source states another duration or ties it to an ongoing effect.0.5.4d
Current data
Catalog version 0.5.4d
No direct 0.5 patch change is linked to this page. The displayed values are current for catalog version 0.5.4d.
What Onslaught does
Current rulesSkill Speed shortens the use time of applicable Skills. Its 20% increase combines additively with applicable increases and reductions to Attack Speed, Cast Speed, Warcry Speed, and similar action-specific speed stats. Onslaught is therefore not a separate 20% More Skill Speed multiplier.
- Onslaught grants two speed increases
- While you have Onslaught, you gain 20% increased Skill Speed and 10% increased movement speed. The Buff does not directly grant damage, cooldown recovery, action speed, or projectile speed.
- Skill Speed applies to skill use
- Skill Speed affects how quickly Skills are used. Its increase is combined with the matching Attack Speed, Cast Speed, Warcry Speed, or similar increase for the Skill being used. It does not make every timed system in the game expire or recover 20% faster.
- The speed bonuses are Increased, not More
- Onslaught's Skill Speed and movement speed enter their applicable increased and reduced pools. If an Attack already has 80% increased Attack Speed, Onslaught raises that applicable pool to 100% increased before separate More or Less speed multipliers are applied.
- Temporary Onslaught normally lasts four seconds
- When a gain effect uses the default Onslaught duration, it lasts four seconds. A source that writes an exact duration uses that duration instead, and a source tied to another effect follows the stated effect window.
- Continuous sources do not use a four-second timer
- Thrillsteel simply grants Onslaught while it is equipped. The Fall of the Axe grants Onslaught during the Charm effect. These sources maintain the named Buff only while their own equipment or effect condition remains true.
- Multiple sources grant the same named Buff
- Onslaught sources are alternative ways to obtain Onslaught, not separate 20% Skill Speed and 10% movement speed packages to add together. Compare their trigger, owner, and uptime rather than counting each source as another copy of the Buff.
- The recipient named by the source gets the Buff
- A modifier that grants Onslaught to you affects your character. A modifier that grants it to Companions or Minions affects those allies instead. Presence wording can limit which allies qualify without transferring their Onslaught to you.
Ways to gain Onslaught
6 casesDeath Rush
You gain Onslaught for four seconds on Kill. The ring needs you to receive kill credit, so it is reliable while clearing but does not create uptime against a lone boss without another enemy to kill.
Related: Death RushThe Fall of the Axe
The Charm is used when you are affected by a Slow and grants Onslaught during its three-second effect. Its Onslaught duration follows the Charm effect rather than the default four seconds.
Related: The Fall of the AxePerfect Essence of Haste
On a Martial Weapon, the Essence guarantees a 20% to 25% chance to gain Onslaught on Killing Hits with that Weapon. Both the killing Hit and the weapon restriction must match.
Currency: Perfect Essence of HasteRelated: HitSavage Fury
Releasing stored Fury grants a Savage Fury Buff with Onslaught and More damage. Its duration is 0.5 seconds per Fury, and it ends immediately if you return to human form.
Related: Savage FuryCarved Cunning
Its Boots outcome grants Onslaught for four seconds when your Marks Activate. The Bonded Boots modifier makes Buffs on you expire 10% slower, which is a separate duration-related benefit.
Currency: Carved CunningRelated: Buff, DurationLimits and exceptions
6 rules- Onslaught does not grant a separate damage multiplier.
- Increased Skill Speed is not the same as increased Action Speed or Cooldown Recovery Rate.
- On-kill Onslaught cannot trigger from a Hit that does not receive kill credit.
- A weapon-specific killing-hit modifier does not trigger from another weapon or an unrelated damage source.
- A Companion or Minion source does not grant Onslaught to the player unless the modifier also says it affects the player.
- Continuous Onslaught ends when its equipment, Charm, Skill, form, or other stated condition stops applying.
Related pages
17 connections
unique itemThrillsteelOnslaught
unique itemDeath Rush+(75-125) to Accuracy Rating
unique itemThe Fall of the AxeGrants Onslaught during effect
currencyPerfect Essence of HasteRemoves a random modifier and augments a Rare item with a new guaranteed modifier
skillSavage FuryWhile active, your Fury builds from Attacking enemies. Using this Skill releases your Fury to send you into a bestial frenzy, gaining damage and Onslaught but constantly losing life and forcing you into animal form. The frenzy ends immediately if you return to human form. You cannot gain Fury while in a frenzy.
currencyCarved CunningHelmets: Enemies which are on Full Life cannot Evade your Hits
currencyCarved MajestyBody Armours: +3 to Spirit per Idol socketed in your Equipment
currencyWarding Rune of BodyguardsSceptres: Minions in your Presence have Onslaught while you are on Low Runic Ward
mechanicSkill SpeedSkill Speed changes how quickly skills are used. Generic increases and reductions to Skill Speed add together with matching specific speed stats such as Attack Speed, Cast Speed, Warcry Speed, reload speed, or totem placement speed.
mechanicBuffA Buff is a beneficial effect applied to a player, Minion, monster, or other target for a duration or while a condition remains true. Buff Magnitude comes from the creator, while Buff Effect usually comes from the affected target.
mechanicDurationDuration is the length of time a skill component, Buff, Debuff, Ailment, Curse, Mark, Minion, Totem, Flask effect, Charm effect, Hazard, or delayed event remains active. Each duration modifier applies only to the effect type it names.
mechanicHitA Hit is an instantaneous damage event. Any damage that is not damage over time is Hit damage, whether it comes from an Attack, a Spell, Thorns, or another effect.
mechanicAttackAn Attack is a skill with the Attack tag. It normally takes its base damage, attack speed, and base Critical Hit Chance from an equipped Martial Weapon, unless the skill states a different rule.
mechanicSpellA Spell is a skill with the Spell tag. Any base damage, Cast Time, and base Critical Hit Chance it lists come from the skill rather than the inherent damage, Attack Speed, or base Critical Hit Chance on a weapon.
mechanicWarcryWarcries are active skills that count the Power of nearby enemies and then apply their own damage, control, Guard, Rage, or attack empowerment effects.
mechanicCompanionsCompanions are powerful Reviving Minions with a separate global limit. By default, you can have only one Companion summoned at a time, regardless of its type or the number of creatures represented by its skill.
mechanicMinionMinions are summoned Allies with their own offensive and defensive stats. Player modifiers do not apply to them unless the modifier explicitly affects Minions or Allies, and the player does not count as their own Ally.
Items and gems using this mechanic
7 connectionsDirect relationDeath Rush+(75-125) to Accuracy Rating
Direct relationThe Fall of the AxeGrants Onslaught during effect
Direct relationThrillsteelOnslaught
Uses OnslaughtCarved CunningHelmets: Enemies which are on Full Life cannot Evade your Hits
Uses OnslaughtCarved MajestyBody Armours: +3 to Spirit per Idol socketed in your Equipment
Uses OnslaughtPerfect Essence of HasteRemoves a random modifier and augments a Rare item with a new guaranteed modifier
Uses OnslaughtWarding Rune of BodyguardsSceptres: Minions in your Presence have Onslaught while you are on Low Runic Ward