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Chapter 21 ■ Responding to the Combat Log and Threat Information 393effect or a one-shot effect, one of these two events will fire. The followingarguments are included:amount—The amount of power gained.powerType—The type of power that was gained. See the listing for theENERGIZE suffix.extraAmount—The extra amount of power that was gained as a bonus ofthe spell. For example, Viper Sting awards 300% of the power leeched.DRAIN and PERIODIC_DRAIN—When one actor drains a resource from histarget, one of these events will occur. Depending on whether the spell isa periodic effect or a one-shot effect, one of these two events will fire. Thefollowing arguments are included:amount—The amount of power gained.powerType—The type of power that was gained. See the listing for theENERGIZE suffix.extraAmount—The extra amount of power that was gained as a bonusof the spell. For example, Viper Sting awards 300% of the powerleeched.Spell-Only SuffixesThe following combat suffixes only fire for the SPELL prefix:SUMMON—Fires when an actor summons an NPC such as a totem ornon-combat pet. No additional arguments are included.RESURRECT—Fires when a player is resurrected. No additional argumentsare included.CREATE—Fires when a new object is created (as opposed to summonedNPCs), such as a hunter’s pet or mage portal. No additional argumentsare included.INSTAKILL—Fires when a spell instantly kills an actor. No additionalarguments are included.INTERRUPT—Fires when a spell is interrupted. The first set of spellarguments (from the prefix) will be the ability that was responsible forthe interruption. The following arguments are included:extraSpellID—The numeric identifier for the spell that wasinterrupted.extraSpellName—The name of the spell that was interrupted.extraSchool—The school of the spell that was interrupted.