Difference between pages "SPELLCASTING CAST" and "WOODSING"

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'''SPELLCASTING CAST'''
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'''WOODSING '''
 
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[[Category:Help Files]]
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[[Category:Skills]]
  
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Usage: cast 'spellname' <victim>
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Usage:   woodsing tree
  
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cast 'spellname' <direction> (<target>)
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Duration: Timed
  
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cast 'spellname' <object>
 
  
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cast 'spellname'
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The first step towards using this skill is exploring and finding a magic
  
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tree. For more information about trees, look at (help trees).
  
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If a spell is cast without a victim, the target is usually yourself.
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Woodsing works by transforming the tree into a staff which is a powerful type
  
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The classes that mainly depend on spells are Priest, Mage and Esper.  
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of focus item.
  
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Classes that don't have spellcasting abilities have to make do with
 
  
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scrolls, wands, staffs and potions.
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There are however limitations. The quality of the staff which is sung, is
  
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dependant on both the skill of the singer and the age of the tree.
  
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To see all spells/skills available to a certain class:
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As a tree gets older, it allows for a much better staff to be sung from it.
  
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type skilllist <class-name>.
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Also, the more skilled the player and the higher his/her level, the
  
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To see what spells you currently can learn type spells.  
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better the staff will be.  
  
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(eg. A tier 4, level 50 gypsy, with woodsing, may be able to sing a staff
  
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Example: skilllist esper
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which has a damage multiplier of 6.5, or possibly even more, if they find an
  
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This will show you all the skills and spells that an Esper can learn.
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old enough tree. A low level gypsy, who has just attained the skill, will only
  
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be able to coax relatively weak staves from the trees).
  
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To know when a spell casted upon yourself wears off type: AFFECT.
 
  
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The duration and/or power of a spell depends on the amount of int, cha
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As with most things a gypsy does, creating staves is a chance to make
  
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and wis the caster has.  
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money. Unfortunately, as with tinker, the staves do not last forever.  
  
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Also weatherconditions, day/night/twilight and temperature determine how
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Once sung, a stave will slowly rot and will last for approximately ?????.
  
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powerful a spell can be. So true casters better adjust their prompt to see
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But what the customer doesn't know, will not hurt them right?
  
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these.
 
  
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Trainer Location:
  
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See also: [[AFFECT]]  [[CLASSES]]  [[PRACTICE]]  [[PROMPT]]  [[STATS]]
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Prehistoric Dimension
  
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See also: [[SKILLLIST]]  [[SPELLINFO]]  [[SPELLSINDEX]]
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Medieval Dimension
  
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See also: Help on the different spell names.
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See also: [[ORB]] [[STAVES]] [[STAFFS]] [[TREES]]
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See also: [[SPELLINFO]] [[WOODSING]]

Latest revision as of 22:53, 7 July 2017

WOODSING

Usage: woodsing tree

Duration: Timed


The first step towards using this skill is exploring and finding a magic

tree. For more information about trees, look at (help trees).

Woodsing works by transforming the tree into a staff which is a powerful type

of focus item.


There are however limitations. The quality of the staff which is sung, is

dependant on both the skill of the singer and the age of the tree.

As a tree gets older, it allows for a much better staff to be sung from it.

Also, the more skilled the player and the higher his/her level, the

better the staff will be.

(eg. A tier 4, level 50 gypsy, with woodsing, may be able to sing a staff

which has a damage multiplier of 6.5, or possibly even more, if they find an

old enough tree. A low level gypsy, who has just attained the skill, will only

be able to coax relatively weak staves from the trees).


As with most things a gypsy does, creating staves is a chance to make

money. Unfortunately, as with tinker, the staves do not last forever.

Once sung, a stave will slowly rot and will last for approximately ?????.

But what the customer doesn't know, will not hurt them right?


Trainer Location:

Prehistoric Dimension

Medieval Dimension


See also: ORB STAVES STAFFS TREES

See also: SPELLINFO WOODSING

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