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The other day, I was playing, and a group of Efreet flew up to a leveled-up Barbarian. The direct damage dealt 60, and the fire aura dealt 62. Is this some kind of bug, or is it supposed to be this way, since the first damage is considered a direct attack, and the aura is considered a spell. I have the very first version of the game. If we don't look at the specific situation, let's say Efreet vs. Nightmares. The Nightmares cast Fear, the Efreet is stunned, the Nightmares run, run, reach the Efreet, the effect of Fear ends, and the Efreet attack the Nightmares with a normal attack and aura, and kill them (I tried it in the editor). If this is also a "situation," then our argument is irresolvable.
It's very simple here :) You just need to read what the Efreet's ability means.
Follow the logic.
The Fire Shield reflects 1/3 of the damage received.
1. The Efreet attack the Barbarian: direct damage.
2. The Barbarian retaliates (deals 186 damage to the Efreet).
3. Accordingly, the shield reflects 1/3 of that, i.e., 62.
P.S. After a certain number of Efreet in your army, the main thing is that their damage doesn't exceed the total health of the Efreet (let's say 100 or 10000); the retaliation will be stable (more or less, it will only depend on the damage received)
С самого начала позаботься о своем месте в жизни, чтобы не уподобиться маятнику. /Херберт. Ф./