Post: #3

The @Hit trigger is only used on chars (its called on the attacker when it hit the target), there's no @Hit trigger on items. So instead use @Hit on the weapon, try using @Hit on the char

But anyway in this case you can optimize the code using @GetHit instead @Hit, because @Hit is only called on physical combat (I think it's not called for spells, etc) and you will also need to add this @Hit trigger on all players, NPCs, etc. But using a single @GetHit on char will make it always call @GetHit when it got any damage from any source, so it makes more sense use @GetHit instead @Hit