Overkill

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Overkill is a Hearthstone keyword mechanic that grants bonus effects when a card deals more damage than necessary to destroy a target.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Overkill canonical 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Hearthstone keyword ⓘ
game mechanic ⓘ
appearsInGame Hearthstone ⓘ
appliesTo minions ⓘ
spells ⓘ
weapons ⓘ
associatedSetType expansion-specific keyword ⓘ
belongsToClassCards Hunter ⓘ
Neutral ⓘ
Rogue ⓘ
Warrior ⓘ
canInteractWith friendly minions ⓘ
heroes ⓘ
canTriggerMultipleTimes true ⓘ
cardTextPattern Uses the word "Overkill" followed by a description of the bonus effect ⓘ
category conditional effect mechanic ⓘ
damageSource the card with Overkill or its attack ⓘ
designedFor rewarding precise damage planning ⓘ
doesNotTriggerIf damage equals target’s remaining Health exactly ⓘ
target survives the damage ⓘ
effectCondition card deals more damage than necessary to destroy a target ⓘ
effectTrigger after dealing excess damage to a target that is destroyed ⓘ
gameMode Hearthstone Arena ⓘ
linked to: Hearthstone

Hearthstone Constructed ⓘ
linked to: Hearthstone

Hearthstone Tavern Brawl ⓘ
linked to: Hearthstone
grants bonus effect when condition is met ⓘ
hasExampleCard Baited Arrow ⓘ
Gurubashi Chicken ⓘ
Oondasta ⓘ
Sul'thraze ⓘ
Ticket Scalper ⓘ
introducedInExpansion Rastakhan's Rumble ⓘ
introducedInYear 2018 ⓘ
isEvergreenKeyword false ⓘ
keywordColor yellow keyword text in card rules box ⓘ
mechanicType on-damage trigger ⓘ
ownedBy Blizzard Entertainment ⓘ
requires damage dealt to exceed target’s remaining Health ⓘ
target to be destroyed by the damage source ⓘ
requiresInteractionWith enemy minions ⓘ
resolutionTiming after damage is resolved and target is destroyed ⓘ
rulesClarification Overkill checks remaining Health at the moment damage is applied ⓘ
excess damage to Armor does not count toward Overkill if Health is not exceeded ⓘ
excess damage to Divine Shield does not count toward Overkill ⓘ
supportsPlaystyle board control ⓘ
value generation ⓘ

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