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does dd/aoe snare stack with disease?
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lavise70
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does dd/aoe snare stack with disease?
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so does the snare ablity from disease and the dd/snare stack?just wondering if it does. if it does then i could /face tanks and aoe dd/snare them to help kite them off of me.
edit, also i know that disease can be cured, but can the snare on the dd be broken in anyway?
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Serinus
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good question
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Yes, disease and snare stack. From my observations: A snare from a dd can be reapplied so long as the person does not have root immunity. So you can ddsnare, nuke normally, then ddsnare again and they will be resnared. Also, while snared they are immmune to root. Someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong cause these are just my observations.
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yep
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