Swiftblade's Spin

[OwnageMon]

Makes swiftblade immune to magic, yet you can use tablet of command on him?
Btw, please don't change this if unintended its fun <3

[MegaPwnie]

i believe tablet of command is a physical push. goes through magic immunity

[[SPB]Xclio]

if you push swiftblade while his is spinning, what direction does he get pushed it? any direction he is currently facing while spinning, or the direction he is moving in?

[[S2]Vahn]

Have you been able to replicate this?
I've tried in practice mode, It doesn't let me use it on him. Same with preds stone hide and anyone under Shrunken Head's effects.

<item
	name="Item_PushStaff"
	
	statuseffecttooltip="State_PushStaff"
	statuseffectheader="true"
	icon="icon.tga"
	
	cost="500"
	components="Item_MajorTotem Item_NeophytesBook"
	
	actiontype="target_entity"
	targetscheme="all_heroes"
	casteffecttype="Magic"
	casttime="0"
	castactiontime="0"
	cooldowntime="16000"
	range="800"
	manacost="25"
	cooldowntype="PushStaff"

	strength="6"
	agility="6"
	intelligence="16"
	
	doubleactivate="true"
>
	<onimpact>
		<spawnaffector name="Affector_PushStaff_Delay" target="target_entity" />
		<playanim name="item_1" target="source_entity" />
	</onimpact>
</item>

ToC is not ment to go through magic immunity as it has magic cast type.

[Stokkolm]

Tablet of command was working through magic immunity but it no longer does, it was changed a few patches ago. I think OP is not telling the truth.

[KARTlK]

if you push swiftblade while his is spinning, what direction does he get pushed it? any direction he is currently facing while spinning, or the direction he is moving in?

All units are facing in some direction even if you can't see it.

It'd be the direction he'd normally be facing (or moving towards). I think he's the only hero in HoN that does this but there are quite a few abilities/heroes in DotA that have this annoying property of not being able to tell the direction their facing.

[[Toho]Patchurii]

Tablet of command was working through magic immunity but it no longer does, it was changed a few patches ago. I think OP is not telling the truth.

The pro NightHound is correct. ToC no longer goes through Magic Immunity.