Wendigo's Mark and Raise Skeletons

So I am stuck having to be conscious yet another weekend without expansion because apparently Zantai thinks an October release date is any date in October besides the first day of it.

Question for the mechanic masters: If Wendigo’s Mark were applied to Raise Skeletons in the following scenarios, how exactly would it perform.

1.) If 9 Skeles are beating on a single critter, the rules as I understand them say only one instance of Wendigo’s Mark gets applied until it’s duration expires. Does it xfer damage done as life to ALL the Skeles or just the Skele who proc’d the mark?

1b.) also If it xfers to all Skele’s, how so? Fully for each or divided by the amount of the Skeles?

2.) If 9 Skeles were somehow magically beating on exactly one enemy each, can they each apply their own instance of Wendigo’s Mark to each enemy, or can only one instance be applied at a time for ALL of the Skeles?

Tyvm for your expertise.

Did you read the last misadventure?
http://www.grimdawn.com/forums/showthread.php?t=56366

Wendigo’s Mark can have only one instance per enemy, so it doesn’t matter if one or 9 skellies apply it.

No.

So, scenario 1 is as expected but in scenario 2 they can apply Wendigo’s Mark to each of their separate enemies? What about the attack damage to health in the first scenario? Do they all get it or just the Skele who proc’d?

Pretty sure all procs are considered as cast by the player (even when bound to pets), so only you get the life leech.

Hmm. I checked on this recently and the answer seemed to be the proc is attached to the pet if assigned to the pet.

Wish I could remember where and how authoritative so I could link for you.

My pug summons need energy currently, so I’ll see if I can dig that up for you later.

Regardless of what you bind it to, I am led to believe that Wendigo’s Mark can be applied to as many targets as you can proc it on, regardless of whether the skeletons are doing the proc’ing, or you. So, I don’t see any reason as to why you could not have 9 Wendigo Marks all at the same time, from one skill.

Having said this, I’ve never actually used it as I am assuming it’s the same as some other devotions without cooldowns.