Re: Thunder Strike Question.
Yes, it does.
The way it works is this:
Thunderstrike (spell #278) has a value in the "Secondary Effect" field - 5, to be exact.
If we look at spell #5, it is a hidden (non-researchable) spell named "Thunder shock".
This hidden spell inflicts 30 + 2/level points of stun damage (those levels are presumably levels of air inherited from Thunder Strike, but I'm not 100% sure of this) with an AoE of 1, and a #spec of 2176.
2176 includes flags 128 (armor negating) and 2048 (shock based.) Tada.
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