Difference between revisions of "Earthquake"

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''This [[:Category: Skills And Spells |spell]] inflicts damage on every [[:Category: Mobs |enemy character]] in the [[:Category: Rooms |room]].  Beware that other [[:Category: Mobs |characters]] who are not yet fighting may attack you as a result!''
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''This [[:Category: Spells |spell]] inflicts damage on every [[:Category: Mobs |enemy character]] in the [[:Category: Rooms |room]].  Beware that other [[:Category: Mobs |characters]] who are not yet fighting may attack you as a result!''
  
 
Prerequisite(s): none.
 
Prerequisite(s): none.
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Syntax: [[Cast |cast]] 'earthquake'.
 
Syntax: [[Cast |cast]] 'earthquake'.
  
This [[:Category: Skills And Spells |spell]] is the most powerful area-effect [[:Category: Skills That Harm Mobs |damage spell]] that [[:Category: Clerics |clerics]] may [[Practice |learn]] at [[:Category: Lowmort |lomwmort]] [[:Category: Tiers |tier]].  Because [[:Category: Clerics |clerics]] normally focus on [[Cast |casting]] defensive spells rather than offensive spells, it is hardly ever used.
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This [[:Category: Spells |spell]] is the most powerful area-effect [[:Category: Skills That Harm Mobs |damage spell]] that [[:Category: Clerics |clerics]] may [[Practice |learn]] at [[:Category: Lowmort |lomwmort]] [[:Category: Tiers |tier]].  Because [[:Category: Clerics |clerics]] normally focus on [[Cast |casting]] defensive spells rather than offensive spells, it is hardly ever used.
  
 
[[Category: Skills And Spells]]
 
[[Category: Skills And Spells]]

Revision as of 21:20, 12 January 2006

This spell inflicts damage on every enemy character in the room. Beware that other characters who are not yet fighting may attack you as a result!

Prerequisite(s): none.

Syntax: cast 'earthquake'.

This spell is the most powerful area-effect damage spell that clerics may learn at lomwmort tier. Because clerics normally focus on casting defensive spells rather than offensive spells, it is hardly ever used.