Holy Weapon (1625) - Revision history

GS4-VIDUUS at 23:47, 6 March 2023

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	== Infusing a Spell to a Bonded Weapon ==		== Infusing a Spell to a Bonded Weapon ==
	To infuse a spell to a bonded weapon, simply {{boldmono\|[[PREPARE]]}} the spell, then {{boldmono\|[[INFUSE (Weapon) (verb)\|INFUSE]] <weapon>}}. Spells can be infused from scrolls multiple times up to the weapon's mana capacity, or the syntax {{boldmono\|INFUSE <weapon> with ~~<scroll>~~}} will drain all eligible charges from the scroll and insert them into the weapon.		To infuse a spell to a bonded weapon, simply {{boldmono\|[[PREPARE]]}} the spell, then {{boldmono\|[[INFUSE (Weapon) (verb)\|INFUSE]] <weapon>}}. Spells can be infused from scrolls multiple times up to the weapon's mana capacity, or the syntax {{boldmono\|INFUSE {weapon} with SCROLL {spell number}}} will drain all eligible charges from the scroll and insert them into the weapon.

	Spells known by the paladin, or that can be known by the paladin count as the spell level of the spell being placed into the bonded weapon. In the case of spells known by the paladin, multiple charges can be infused, as the bonded weapon can hold 30 mana + ([[Spiritual Mana Control]] skill / 2); the mana will be infused at the time of imbuing and not activation. Spiritual spells that cannot be learned by the paladin (such as from the [[Major Spiritual]] spell circle) count as 1.25× the spell's level. Hybrid spells that are semi-spiritual in nature, such as spells from the [[Sorcerer Base]] circle, count as 1.5× the spell's level. Spells that are not spiritual in nature count as double their spell level. The infusion process will accept any spell that falls within the level range of the bonded weapon's ability to hold. That maximum level is the following:		Spells known by the paladin, or that can be known by the paladin count as the spell level of the spell being placed into the bonded weapon. In the case of spells known by the paladin, multiple charges can be infused, as the bonded weapon can hold 30 mana + ([[Spiritual Mana Control]] skill / 2); the mana will be infused at the time of imbuing and not activation. Spiritual spells that cannot be learned by the paladin (such as from the [[Major Spiritual]] spell circle) count as 1.25× the spell's level. Hybrid spells that are semi-spiritual in nature, such as spells from the [[Sorcerer Base]] circle, count as 1.5× the spell's level. Spells that are not spiritual in nature count as double their spell level. The infusion process will accept any spell that falls within the level range of the bonded weapon's ability to hold. That maximum level is the following:

FIREHYDRANT: /* Benefits */

2023-02-26T15:42:48Z

Benefits

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	\| +2 \|\| +1 \|\| The weapon ~~will~~ return to the Paladin's hand when disarmed or thrown \|\| The connection is still fresh and new. \|\| 25 \|\| 100		\| +2 \|\| +1 \|\| The weapon has a chance to return to the Paladin's hand when disarmed or thrown. This is an increasing chance per bonding tier, and will be 100% when fully bonded. \|\| The connection is still fresh and new. \|\| 25 \|\| 100
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WBURKE1: clarify guiding light flares restriction

2023-01-02T19:01:24Z

clarify guiding light flares restriction

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	*At the first bonding level, the weapon gains the ability to return to the paladin when disarmed or thrown. This is an increasing chance per bonding tier, and will be 100% when fully bonded.		*At the first bonding level, the weapon gains the ability to return to the paladin when disarmed or thrown. This is an increasing chance per bonding tier, and will be 100% when fully bonded.

	*At the third bonding level, the weapon will gain [[Consecrate (1604)\|Guiding Light]] [[flare]]s~~, but generally only~~ if ~~the weapon~~ does not already ~~possess~~ [[~~flare]]s.~~ ~~While~~ ~~most [[flare~~]]s ~~interfere~~ ~~with~~ ~~[[Consecrate (1604)]] [[flare]]s, the following script-based [[flare]]s~~ do not: ~~[[blink~~ ~~weapon\|Blink]],~~ ~~[[Bubble~~ ~~flares]], [[Knockout flare]]s, [[Poleaxe flares]], [[Parasitic weapon]], [[Rotflares]], and [[Ethereal weapon]]s. [[Flare]]s resulting from [[Bane weapon\|Creature Bane]]~~ will not ~~interfere~~ ~~with~~ ~~[[Consecrate~~ ~~(1604)]] [[flare]]s~~. Unlike the flares applied to a sanctified weapon via 1604, [[weighting]] on the bonded weapon will '''not''' diminish the potency of the flares gained at the third bonding rank.		*At the third bonding level, the weapon will gain [[Consecrate (1604)\|Guiding Light]] [[flare]]s if it does not already have [[Item properties\|category B flares]]. Item scripts that do not use the category B slot will not block Guiding Light flares. Unlike the flares applied to a sanctified weapon via 1604, [[weighting]] on the bonded weapon will '''not''' diminish the potency of the flares gained at the third bonding rank.

	*At the fifth bonding level, the weapon will be capable of accepting a spell from the paladin to be triggered later before an attack with{{boldmono\| [[BESEECH]]}}. The spells that the weapon can accept depend on a variety of factors, including which sphere of magic the spell comes from, if it is a spell the paladin knows, and the number of ranks the paladin possesses in [[Spiritual Lore, Summoning]] (seed 2 of the [[summation chart]]).		*At the fifth bonding level, the weapon will be capable of accepting a spell from the paladin to be triggered later before an attack with{{boldmono\| [[BESEECH]]}}. The spells that the weapon can accept depend on a variety of factors, including which sphere of magic the spell comes from, if it is a spell the paladin knows, and the number of ranks the paladin possesses in [[Spiritual Lore, Summoning]] (seed 2 of the [[summation chart]]).

TGILLTAP: /* Infusing a Spell to a Bonded Weapon */ Updated ignite text

2022-10-02T16:10:47Z

Infusing a Spell to a Bonded Weapon: Updated ignite text

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	There are multiple ways to set your weapon to invoke its infused spell, set via {{boldmono\| BESEECH }}:		There are multiple ways to set your weapon to invoke its infused spell, set via {{boldmono\| BESEECH }}:
	*{{boldmono\| BESEECH <weapon>}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell at the beginning of your next attack '''only'''.		*{{boldmono\| BESEECH <weapon>}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell at the beginning of your next attack '''only'''.
	*{{boldmono\| BESEECH <weapon> IGNITE}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell at the beginning of every attack, until it runs out of charges.		*{{boldmono\| BESEECH <weapon> IGNITE}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell at the beginning of every attack, until it runs out of charges. (Note: There is an internal timer so it will not ACTUALLY invoke on every swing)
	*{{boldmono\| BESEECH <weapon> CONSERVE}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell once per target, to conserve charges. This is primarily intended for use with setup spells.		*{{boldmono\| BESEECH <weapon> CONSERVE}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell once per target, to conserve charges. This is primarily intended for use with setup spells.

HOST-GSKEBECHET: Added boldmono

2022-09-06T16:05:32Z

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	== Infusing a Spell to a Bonded Weapon ==		== Infusing a Spell to a Bonded Weapon ==
	To infuse a spell to a bonded weapon, simply [[~~Prepare\|prepare~~]] the spell, then {{boldmono\|[[INFUSE (Weapon) (verb)\|INFUSE]] <weapon>}}. Spells can be infused from scrolls multiple times up to the weapon's mana capacity, or the syntax {{boldmono\|INFUSE <weapon> with <scroll>}} will drain all eligible charges from the scroll and insert them into the weapon.		To infuse a spell to a bonded weapon, simply {{boldmono\|[[PREPARE]]}} the spell, then {{boldmono\|[[INFUSE (Weapon) (verb)\|INFUSE]] <weapon>}}. Spells can be infused from scrolls multiple times up to the weapon's mana capacity, or the syntax {{boldmono\|INFUSE <weapon> with <scroll>}} will drain all eligible charges from the scroll and insert them into the weapon.

	Spells known by the paladin, or that can be known by the paladin count as the spell level of the spell being placed into the bonded weapon. In the case of spells known by the paladin, multiple charges can be infused, as the bonded weapon can hold 30 mana + ([[Spiritual Mana Control]] skill / 2); the mana will be infused at the time of imbuing and not activation. Spiritual spells that cannot be learned by the paladin (such as from the [[Major Spiritual]] spell circle) count as 1.25× the spell's level. Hybrid spells that are semi-spiritual in nature, such as spells from the [[Sorcerer Base]] circle, count as 1.5× the spell's level. Spells that are not spiritual in nature count as double their spell level. The infusion process will accept any spell that falls within the level range of the bonded weapon's ability to hold. That maximum level is the following:		Spells known by the paladin, or that can be known by the paladin count as the spell level of the spell being placed into the bonded weapon. In the case of spells known by the paladin, multiple charges can be infused, as the bonded weapon can hold 30 mana + ([[Spiritual Mana Control]] skill / 2); the mana will be infused at the time of imbuing and not activation. Spiritual spells that cannot be learned by the paladin (such as from the [[Major Spiritual]] spell circle) count as 1.25× the spell's level. Hybrid spells that are semi-spiritual in nature, such as spells from the [[Sorcerer Base]] circle, count as 1.5× the spell's level. Spells that are not spiritual in nature count as double their spell level. The infusion process will accept any spell that falls within the level range of the bonded weapon's ability to hold. That maximum level is the following:

ECHEAUX: Made a link to the prepare verb page

2022-09-05T20:07:58Z

Made a link to the prepare verb page

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	== Infusing a Spell to a Bonded Weapon ==		== Infusing a Spell to a Bonded Weapon ==
	To infuse a spell to a bonded weapon, simply prepare the spell, then {{boldmono\|[[INFUSE (Weapon) (verb)\|INFUSE]] <weapon>}}. Spells can be infused from scrolls multiple times up to the weapon's mana capacity, or the syntax {{boldmono\|INFUSE <weapon> with <scroll>}} will drain all eligible charges from the scroll and insert them into the weapon.		To infuse a spell to a bonded weapon, simply [[Prepare\|prepare]] the spell, then {{boldmono\|[[INFUSE (Weapon) (verb)\|INFUSE]] <weapon>}}. Spells can be infused from scrolls multiple times up to the weapon's mana capacity, or the syntax {{boldmono\|INFUSE <weapon> with <scroll>}} will drain all eligible charges from the scroll and insert them into the weapon.

	Spells known by the paladin, or that can be known by the paladin count as the spell level of the spell being placed into the bonded weapon. In the case of spells known by the paladin, multiple charges can be infused, as the bonded weapon can hold 30 mana + ([[Spiritual Mana Control]] skill / 2); the mana will be infused at the time of imbuing and not activation. Spiritual spells that cannot be learned by the paladin (such as from the [[Major Spiritual]] spell circle) count as 1.25× the spell's level. Hybrid spells that are semi-spiritual in nature, such as spells from the [[Sorcerer Base]] circle, count as 1.5× the spell's level. Spells that are not spiritual in nature count as double their spell level. The infusion process will accept any spell that falls within the level range of the bonded weapon's ability to hold. That maximum level is the following:		Spells known by the paladin, or that can be known by the paladin count as the spell level of the spell being placed into the bonded weapon. In the case of spells known by the paladin, multiple charges can be infused, as the bonded weapon can hold 30 mana + ([[Spiritual Mana Control]] skill / 2); the mana will be infused at the time of imbuing and not activation. Spiritual spells that cannot be learned by the paladin (such as from the [[Major Spiritual]] spell circle) count as 1.25× the spell's level. Hybrid spells that are semi-spiritual in nature, such as spells from the [[Sorcerer Base]] circle, count as 1.5× the spell's level. Spells that are not spiritual in nature count as double their spell level. The infusion process will accept any spell that falls within the level range of the bonded weapon's ability to hold. That maximum level is the following:

WBURKE1 at 18:00, 13 August 2022

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	== Procedure ==		== Procedure ==
	To bond to a weapon, find a [[Holy places\|holy place]], kneel down, and {{boldmono\|[[CAST (verb)\|CAST]]}} at your weapon. If the weapon is not already ~~sanctified~~, you must first cast [[Consecrate (1604)]] on it to prepare the weapon. To remove a bond, instead {{boldmono\|[[CHANNEL (verb)\|CHANNEL]]}} at the weapon. A bonded weapon is unswingable by anyone other than the paladin bonded to it. Bonding to a new weapon will sever your connection with the old one, but it will remain unswingable until the next time the paladin touches it.		To bond to a weapon, find a [[Holy places\|holy place]], kneel down, and {{boldmono\|[[CAST (verb)\|CAST]]}} at your weapon. If the weapon is not already holy, you must first cast [[Consecrate (1604)]] on it to prepare the weapon. To remove a bond, instead {{boldmono\|[[CHANNEL (verb)\|CHANNEL]]}} at the weapon. A bonded weapon is unswingable by anyone other than the paladin bonded to it. Bonding to a new weapon will sever your connection with the old one, but it will remain unswingable until the next time the paladin touches it.

	The maximum attainable bonding level increases with further spell training in the [[Paladin Base]]; the first bonding level is available upon learning Holy Weapon, and an additional bonding level is unlocked for each Paladin Base rank up to 1629. The paladin must retain this training to sustain the bond level.		The maximum attainable bonding level increases with further spell training in the [[Paladin Base]]; the first bonding level is available upon learning Holy Weapon, and an additional bonding level is unlocked for each Paladin Base rank up to 1629. The paladin must retain this training to sustain the bond level.

WBURKE1 at 17:59, 13 August 2022

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	'''Holy Weapon''' is a [[Paladin Base]] spell that allows a [[paladin]] to bond with a melee weapon, making it a "holy armament" and giving it a few additional abilities depending on the properties of the weapon bonded and removing the damage reduction from fighting undead without a bless.<br>		'''Holy Weapon''' is a [[Paladin Base]] spell that allows a [[paladin]] to bond with a melee weapon, making it a [[holy armament]] and giving it a few additional abilities depending on the properties of the weapon bonded and removing the damage reduction from fighting undead without a bless.<br>

	'''Note''': There was a wording change where 'sanctified' referenced items that were 'holy'. The term [[sanctified\|sanctified]] now references the Cleric service [[Sanctify]] which [[sanctified\|sanctifies]] an item decreasing the damage penalty against undead while lacking a bless. '''Holy Weapon''' provides the abilities below for paladins, but does not provide the sanctify S6 flare, or anchor ability from [[Sanctify]] against [[Non-corporeal\|Non-corporeal undead creatures]].		'''Note''': There was a wording change where 'sanctified' referenced items that were 'holy'. The term [[sanctified\|sanctified]] now references the Cleric service [[Sanctify]] which [[sanctified\|sanctifies]] an item decreasing the damage penalty against undead while lacking a bless. '''Holy Weapon''' provides the abilities below for paladins, but does not provide the sanctify S6 flare, or anchor ability from [[Sanctify]] against [[Non-corporeal\|Non-corporeal undead creatures]].

ARCHYVER: Update on terminology and what 1625 provides versus Cleric Sanctify.

2022-06-13T22:16:38Z

Update on terminology and what 1625 provides versus Cleric Sanctify.

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	'''Holy Weapon''' is a [[Paladin Base]] spell that allows a [[paladin]] to bond with a melee weapon, ~~[[sanctified\|sanctifying]]~~ it and giving it a few additional abilities depending on the properties of the weapon bonded.		'''Holy Weapon''' is a [[Paladin Base]] spell that allows a [[paladin]] to bond with a melee weapon, making it a "holy armament" and giving it a few additional abilities depending on the properties of the weapon bonded and removing the damage reduction from fighting undead without a bless.<br>

			'''Note''': There was a wording change where 'sanctified' referenced items that were 'holy'. The term [[sanctified\|sanctified]] now references the Cleric service [[Sanctify]] which [[sanctified\|sanctifies]] an item decreasing the damage penalty against undead while lacking a bless. '''Holy Weapon''' provides the abilities below for paladins, but does not provide the sanctify S6 flare, or anchor ability from [[Sanctify]] against [[Non-corporeal\|Non-corporeal undead creatures]].

	== Procedure ==		== Procedure ==

GS4-VIDUUS at 03:34, 26 May 2022

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	'''Holy Weapon''' is a [[Paladin Base]] spell that allows a [[paladin]] to bond with a ~~given~~ weapon, [[sanctified\|sanctifying]] it and giving it a few additional abilities depending on the properties of the weapon bonded.		'''Holy Weapon''' is a [[Paladin Base]] spell that allows a [[paladin]] to bond with a melee weapon, [[sanctified\|sanctifying]] it and giving it a few additional abilities depending on the properties of the weapon bonded.

	== Procedure ==		== Procedure ==

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	There are multiple ways to set your weapon to invoke its infused spell, set via {{boldmono\| BESEECH }}:		There are multiple ways to set your weapon to invoke its infused spell, set via {{boldmono\| BESEECH }}:
	*{{boldmono\| BESEECH <weapon>}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell at the beginning of your next attack '''only'''.		*{{boldmono\| BESEECH <weapon>}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell at the beginning of your next attack '''only'''.
	*{{boldmono\| BESEECH <weapon> IGNITE}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell at the beginning of every attack, until it runs out of charges.		*{{boldmono\| BESEECH <weapon> IGNITE}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell at the beginning of every attack, until it runs out of charges. (Note: There is an internal timer so it will not ACTUALLY invoke on every swing)
	*{{boldmono\| BESEECH <weapon> CONSERVE}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell once per target, to conserve charges. This is primarily intended for use with setup spells.		*{{boldmono\| BESEECH <weapon> CONSERVE}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell once per target, to conserve charges. This is primarily intended for use with setup spells.