Difference between pages "DIRECTIONAL SPELLS" and "HYPERACTIVITY"

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HYPERACTIVITY

Usage: hyperactivity

Duration: Timed

A hyperactive person starts spinning out with a massive speed increase as

result. The skill improves the persons' speed for about 3 minutes.

Trainer Location:

Medieval Dimension

Future Dimension

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-'''DIRECTIONALSPELLS SPELLS'''
+'''HYPERACTIVITY'''
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+[[Category:Skills]]
-Usage: cast 'spellname' <direction> <victim>
+Usage:    hyperactivity
+Duration: Timed
-Some spells are DIRECTIONAL, meaning you can cast them in a certain direction,
-without even being in the same room as the target. This is particularly
+A hyperactive person starts spinning out with a massive speed increase as
-useful, since mages have a weak constitution, and need to stay clear of the
+result. The skill improves the persons' speed for about 3 minutes.
-fray, if possible.
+Trainer Location:
-Of course your target will still try to hunt you down. However when using a
+Medieval Dimension
-directional spell you might receive the following message: 'You can't get a
+Future Dimension
-clear shot.'
+See also: [[HASTE]]
-It means that the victim can't track you down because he is in another zone
+See also: [[SPELLINFO]] [[HYPERACTIVITY]]
-or doesn't hunt people down in the first place.
-Examples of directional spells are ACID_ARROW and INFERNO.
-To see if a spell is directional type SPELLINFO spell.
-Examples of usage:
-cast 'magic missile' north cityguard or cast 'magic missile' n cityguard
-cast 'cone of cold' e Gojira
-See also: [[CLASSES]]  [[SPELLINFO]]  [[SPELLINDEX]]