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Triggers means it "sets off" and removes the debuff, thus causing the extra damage. It doesn't apply the debuff. This definitely confused me at first, too.
I don't know what artifacts it means. Maybe the Master Thief's Armband?
Ah, I see.
In that case, maybe having that part as a separate sentence and saying hits from allies, wands, and artifacts can benefit/take advantage of the spell may make it less confusing.
I think you're on the right track. I think separating the sentences would make it more clear. And not using the word "trigger" since it's ambiguous.
Here's one attempt at clarifying it.