Leech

In leech-rich areas, if you stand still for a few minutes, you'll see leeches dropping from vegetation and moving toward you like inchworms. Terrestrial leeches are generally small (although they can get quite huge in some parts of the world) but will gorge themselves during a meal, gaining up to ten times their weight. Leech, (subclass Hirudinea), any of about 650 species of segmented worms (phylum Annelida) characterized by a small sucker, which contains the mouth, at the anterior end of the body and a large sucker located at the posterior end. All leeches have 34 body segments. The length of the body ranges.

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Leech Definition

Leech definition

Leech is a minor attribute introduced in Warlords of Draenor. Leech causes a player to instantly return health from both outgoing damage and outgoing heals. The amount of health returned is equal to your amount of Leech, 1% of Leech will return health equal to 1% of your damage and healing done.

Leechblock

As an attribute, any Warlords-level or higher gear, looted or crafted, has a slight chance to be itemized with Leech.

Additionally, Leech is present on certain class abilities, buffs, enchants, and temporary effects.

Leech Rating

The table below shows the amount of leech rating required for 1% Leech:

EffectLevel 90Level 100Level 110Level 120
1% Leech7.198.379.7940

Notes

  • Leech healing is generated immediately upon a successful attack or heal.
  • Leech healing itself cannot critically strike.

Patch changes

  • Patch 6.1.0 (2015-02-24): Leech rating now provides about four times as much benefit per point.
  • Patch 6.0.2 (2014-10-14): Added.

See also

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leech

1. noun A person who preys or overly depends upon another, or who clings to another in an parasitic manner. Her younger brother is a bit of a leech, always hanging around us and asking for money.
2. verb To cling to or overly depend upon another person in a parasitic manner, like a leech. She's always leeching off the work other people do in the office.

like a leech

In or having a parasitic, clinging manner or demeanor. Her younger brother is like a leech, always hanging around us and asking for money.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. © 2015 Farlex, Inc, all rights reserved.

like a leech

persistently or clingingly present.
This idiom refers to the way in which a leech attaches itself by suction to the person or animal from which it is drawing blood: the parasites are very difficult to remove once they are attached to the skin and feeding.
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