* Ruthless Cunning and Returning the Favor
* no more magic numbers
* now with scripted ai and condition
* travis
* more travis
* jackpoz
* now with no banner spellscripts
* typo
* Rename 9999_99_99_99_world.sql to 2018_12_03_00_word.sql
Core/Misc: Added helper function Unit::SetFullPower
Cherry-picked from 8199eef81c
Core/Creatures: Updated power type handling (#20981)
Cherry-picked from 16a7a414ab
This hook modifies damage AFTER it has been reduced by target auras/armor/resistances etc, it's useful if you want to scale damage by a factor, but not to add flat bonuses.
We're fixing those by moving calculation to Launch phase, where target taken bonuses haven't been used yet.
- Bronjahm: Magic's Bane
- BPC: Shadow Prison
- Oculus: Shock Lance
- Ymiron: Dark Slash (extra fix, it was wrongly damaging half of total health, it's supposed to be half of CURRENT health!)
- DK: Raise Ally Thrash spell (also extra fix: corrected formula)
- Warrior: Bloodthirst (shouldn't matter much as it's damage class none and those don't get bonuses by default)
- Warrior: Concussion Blow
- Warlock: extra fix for Haunt, healing part shouldn't scale with spell power
Closes#9560
- Decoupled Unit logic: split of spell critical chance into done (caster bonuses) and taken (target bonuses), this allows to precalculate caster bonuses on aura apply and then check victim's auras on damage/healing calc
- Made static a bunch of methods (they no longer have this pointer because they are now called from periodic handlers which may or may not have an active caster in world)
- Simplified all AuraEffect bonuses into AuraEffect::_amount, no more duplicated code
- Critical chance and whether or not caster is player owned unit (for resilience calcs) is now saved one level upper, on Aura itself (it's impossible as of 3.3.5 to have different effects with different critical chances)
- Minor cleanup of SPELL_DAMAGE_CLASS_NONE and Arcane Potency (#18813) crit handling
Closes#19876
Core/Spell: The giant CastSpell unclusterfucking (that's a word now) of this generation.
- CastSpell now always takes three arguments - target, spellId, and a struct containing extra arguments
- This struct (CastSpellExtraArgs, see SpellDefines.h) serves as a conglomerate of every previous combination of the 20 billion different CastSpell overloads, all merged into one
- It has some great utility constructors - check them out! All of these can be used to implicitly construct the ExtraArgs object.
- A gajillion refactors to make everything behave the way it always has
