Prox's Lucky Halfling Foot

[berenbelagund]

http://te4.org/wiki/Prox%27s_Lucky_Halfling_Foot

Why does this thing put a hotkey in my menu? It doesn't do anything when I click it. It looks like it automatically detects traps, and gives a chance to shake off physical conditions, so I don't control it.

[HousePet]

To show you the cooldown.

[berenbelagund]

To show you the cooldown.

Thanks! In other words, the button is there, but I never click it. Instead, when the 25% chance triggers "to shrug off up to three stuns, pins and dazes each turn, with a 10 turn cooldown," I simply look at the button to view the cooldown. Is that it?

If so, is this the only item with a 'passive button,' or are there others?

[Micbran]

Well, it probably isn't, but you can take vitality (passive with a cooldown) and put it on your bar and see the cooldown. Same for cauterize and ect.

[Wolls]

"look at the button to view the cooldown"

If you don't know the cool down it is very hard to plan around it. There are uber talents but they have a cool down.. so you can map them. If say Cauterize is on cool down its hard to aggro...

It is a meaningless button yet You want to know the cooldown. There are many skills which have a cool down. It is better to map them/ throw them on the talent bar.

Serious vs a tree like Vitallity.. that damn foot is better... like underrated good. If you want a physical or need a physical resist.. honestly its even bettter late game.

Better Edit: You can make build around the proc effects from the halfling foot.

[berenbelagund]

Well, it probably isn't, but you can take vitality (passive with a cooldown) and put it on your bar and see the cooldown. Same for cauterize and ect.

Wow, folks, I had no idea you could put talents that are passively triggered on the talent bar. I thought the bar was just for talents where you choose when it fires off. That's a lot more informative if it works that way. I'll try it out!