Tangleweed (610) - Revision history

HOST-GSKEBECHET: Updating usage of "tangle weed" to "tangleweed" as the latter is the correct spelling

2025-07-30T13:36:44Z

Updating usage of "tangle weed" to "tangleweed" as the latter is the correct spelling

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	<section begin=description /><noinclude>'''~~Tangle Weed~~''' is a</noinclude><includeonly>A</includeonly> [[stance]]-based [[SMRv2\|maneuver]] spell that will cause a vine to animate (or grow) in a particular area and begin to lash about at creatures present.<section end=description /> The vine will attempt to knock over a target that is struck, regardless of caster stance. If the the vine's target is already prone, it will attempt to [[rooted\|root]] the foe in place, hampering combat. It is also possible to direct the vine's wrath by casting the spell at a particular target.		<section begin=description /><noinclude>'''Tangleweed''' is a</noinclude><includeonly>A</includeonly> [[stance]]-based [[SMRv2\|maneuver]] spell that will cause a vine to animate (or grow) in a particular area and begin to lash about at creatures present.<section end=description /> The vine will attempt to knock over a target that is struck, regardless of caster stance. If the the vine's target is already prone, it will attempt to [[rooted\|root]] the foe in place, hampering combat. It is also possible to direct the vine's wrath by casting the spell at a particular target.

	Casting from a neutral or more defensive stance will result in a vine that only drags the target to the ground. Casting from a forward or more offensive may result in a vine that does [[Grapple critical table\|grapple]] [[critical]] damage with its associated stuns and injuries in addition to the target being dragged to the ground. This is naturally an outdoor spell, but may be cast indoors if the ranger has the [[Nature's Touch (625)]] spell active, and the same stance rules will apply.		Casting from a neutral or more defensive stance will result in a vine that only drags the target to the ground. Casting from a forward or more offensive may result in a vine that does [[Grapple critical table\|grapple]] [[critical]] damage with its associated stuns and injuries in addition to the target being dragged to the ground. This is naturally an outdoor spell, but may be cast indoors if the ranger has the [[Nature's Touch (625)]] spell active, and the same stance rules will apply.
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	This spell will also cause many creatures to run from the room in fear of the vine. This can be beneficial in situations which are potentially dangerous for the ranger, such as swarms, but it is not guaranteed that a creature will leave the room; they will simply be more likely to do so. Creatures that are immune to the spell's knockdown effect (described below) and not necessarily immune to this particular effect.		This spell will also cause many creatures to run from the room in fear of the vine. This can be beneficial in situations which are potentially dangerous for the ranger, such as swarms, but it is not guaranteed that a creature will leave the room; they will simply be more likely to do so. Creatures that are immune to the spell's knockdown effect (described below) and not necessarily immune to this particular effect.

	~~Tangle Weed~~ is less effective on [[quadruped]] type creatures, as it logically follows that those types are less likely to be tripped up by a knockdown technique than a [[biped]] type would be. They are, however, not totally immune.		Tangleweed is less effective on [[quadruped]] type creatures, as it logically follows that those types are less likely to be tripped up by a knockdown technique than a [[biped]] type would be. They are, however, not totally immune.

	The spell may also be {{Boldmono\|[[EVOKE (verb)\|EVOKE]]ed}} to summon the damaging version of the spell.		The spell may also be {{Boldmono\|[[EVOKE (verb)\|EVOKE]]ed}} to summon the damaging version of the spell.
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	== Immune Creatures ==		== Immune Creatures ==
	Some creatures are immune to ~~Tangle Weed~~, such as all non-corporeal [[undead]]. ([[Non-corporeal]] undead will not populate this list, since it can be assumed that they are all immune.) Elemental based creatures, are generally, but not always immune. Known creatures:		Some creatures are immune to Tangleweed, such as all non-corporeal [[undead]]. ([[Non-corporeal]] undead will not populate this list, since it can be assumed that they are all immune.) Elemental based creatures, are generally, but not always immune. Known creatures:

	* [[Fire mage]]		* [[Fire mage]]
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	== Resources ==		== Resources ==
	*[[Custom ~~Tangle Weed~~]]		*[[Custom Tangleweed]]
	*[[Ranger Base/saved posts]]		*[[Ranger Base/saved posts]]

HOST-GSKEBECHET: HOST-GSKEBECHET moved page Tangle Weed (610) to Tangleweed (610): "Tangleweed" is the correct spelling of the spell in game, not "Tangle Weed", updating article name accordingly

2025-07-30T13:35:41Z

HOST-GSKEBECHET moved page Tangle Weed (610) to Tangleweed (610): "Tangleweed" is the correct spelling of the spell in game, not "Tangle Weed", updating article name accordingly

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HOST-GSKEBECHET: Adding back markups removed due to visual edit

2024-12-17T14:29:58Z

Adding back markups removed due to visual edit

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	It is stunned.		It is stunned.
	It is entangled by a long thorny vine.		It is entangled by a long thorny vine.
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	== Resources ==		== Resources ==
	*[[Custom Tangle Weed]]		*[[Custom Tangle Weed]]

MAZEIKISJ at 21:27, 13 December 2024

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	Tangle Weed is less effective on [[quadruped]] type creatures, as it logically follows that those types are less likely to be tripped up by a knockdown technique than a [[biped]] type would be. They are, however, not totally immune.		Tangle Weed is less effective on [[quadruped]] type creatures, as it logically follows that those types are less likely to be tripped up by a knockdown technique than a [[biped]] type would be. They are, however, not totally immune.

			The spell may also be {{Boldmono\|[[EVOKE (verb)\|EVOKE]]ed}} to summon the damaging version of the spell.

	A vine may also be {{boldmono\|[[DISMISS (verb)\|DISMISS]]ed}} by the caster, should they wish it to leave.		A vine may also be {{boldmono\|[[DISMISS (verb)\|DISMISS]]ed}} by the caster, should they wish it to leave.
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	It is stunned.		It is stunned.
	It is entangled by a long thorny vine.		It is entangled by a long thorny vine.
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	== Resources ==		== Resources ==

WBURKE1 at 02:03, 2 January 2024

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	\| ctype = [[Grapple critical table\|Grapple]]		\| ctype = [[Grapple critical table\|Grapple]]
	\| status = [[Stunned]], Entangled, [[Poisoned]]		\| status = [[Stunned]], Entangled, [[Poisoned]]
			\| cast_rt = 2
			\| mana_cost = 5
	\| navigation = {{Ranger base navigation}}		\| navigation = {{Ranger base navigation}}
	}}		}}

GS4-XERAPHINA at 04:27, 15 January 2023

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	'''Tangle Weed''' is a [[stance]]-based [[SMRv2\|maneuver]] spell that will cause a vine to animate (or grow) in a particular area and begin to lash about at creatures present. The vine will attempt to knock over a target that is struck, regardless of caster stance. If the the vine's target is already prone, it will attempt to [[rooted\|root]] the foe in place, hampering combat. It is also possible to direct the vine's wrath by casting the spell at a particular target.		<section begin=description /><noinclude>'''Tangle Weed''' is a</noinclude><includeonly>A</includeonly> [[stance]]-based [[SMRv2\|maneuver]] spell that will cause a vine to animate (or grow) in a particular area and begin to lash about at creatures present.<section end=description /> The vine will attempt to knock over a target that is struck, regardless of caster stance. If the the vine's target is already prone, it will attempt to [[rooted\|root]] the foe in place, hampering combat. It is also possible to direct the vine's wrath by casting the spell at a particular target.

	Casting from a neutral or more defensive stance will result in a vine that only drags the target to the ground. Casting from a forward or more offensive may result in a vine that does [[Grapple critical table\|grapple]] [[critical]] damage with its associated stuns and injuries in addition to the target being dragged to the ground. This is naturally an outdoor spell, but may be cast indoors if the ranger has the [[Nature's Touch (625)]] spell active, and the same stance rules will apply.		Casting from a neutral or more defensive stance will result in a vine that only drags the target to the ground. Casting from a forward or more offensive may result in a vine that does [[Grapple critical table\|grapple]] [[critical]] damage with its associated stuns and injuries in addition to the target being dragged to the ground. This is naturally an outdoor spell, but may be cast indoors if the ranger has the [[Nature's Touch (625)]] spell active, and the same stance rules will apply.

ECHEAUX: /* Resources */ Added link to custom tangle weed page

2022-08-26T19:11:05Z

Resources: Added link to custom tangle weed page

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	== Resources ==		== Resources ==
			*[[Custom Tangle Weed]]
	*[[Ranger Base/saved posts]]		*[[Ranger Base/saved posts]]

MOD-GSMOTTE: Updated boldmono/mono templating.

2021-02-21T02:43:49Z

Updated boldmono/mono templating.

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	A strength drain debuff is applied to the target of the vine on a successful hit, with a magnitude that scales with the result of the maneuver roll (up to -25 AS). Sufficient training in [[Spiritual Lore, Blessings]] will convert the strength drained from the target into an [[AS]] and [[CS]] boost to the caster.		A strength drain debuff is applied to the target of the vine on a successful hit, with a magnitude that scales with the result of the maneuver roll (up to -25 AS). Sufficient training in [[Spiritual Lore, Blessings]] will convert the strength drained from the target into an [[AS]] and [[CS]] boost to the caster.

	When a target is caught by a vine and already on the ground, it becomes "entangled" and will remain immobile until the entanglement wears off. This will last approximately 4-5 seconds each time the target is caught. This can be verified by{{~~mono~~\| [[LOOK]]ing }}at the target after the vine takes it down.		When a target is caught by a vine and already on the ground, it becomes "entangled" and will remain immobile until the entanglement wears off. This will last approximately 4-5 seconds each time the target is caught. This can be verified by {{boldmono\|[[LOOK (verb)\|LOOK]]ing}} at the target after the vine takes it down.

	This spell will also cause many creatures to run from the room in fear of the vine. This can be beneficial in situations which are potentially dangerous for the ranger, such as swarms, but it is not guaranteed that a creature will leave the room; they will simply be more likely to do so. Creatures that are immune to the spell's knockdown effect (described below) and not necessarily immune to this particular effect.		This spell will also cause many creatures to run from the room in fear of the vine. This can be beneficial in situations which are potentially dangerous for the ranger, such as swarms, but it is not guaranteed that a creature will leave the room; they will simply be more likely to do so. Creatures that are immune to the spell's knockdown effect (described below) and not necessarily immune to this particular effect.
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	Tangle Weed is less effective on [[quadruped]] type creatures, as it logically follows that those types are less likely to be tripped up by a knockdown technique than a [[biped]] type would be. They are, however, not totally immune.		Tangle Weed is less effective on [[quadruped]] type creatures, as it logically follows that those types are less likely to be tripped up by a knockdown technique than a [[biped]] type would be. They are, however, not totally immune.

	A vine may also be{{boldmono\| [[DISMISS]]ed }}by the caster, should they wish it to leave.		A vine may also be {{boldmono\|[[DISMISS (verb)\|DISMISS]]ed}} by the caster, should they wish it to leave.

	{{Usage\|s=610}}		{{Usage\|s=610}}

GS4-GYRES at 22:16, 15 February 2021

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	A vine may also be{{boldmono\| [[DISMISS]]ed }}by the caster, should they wish it to leave.		A vine may also be{{boldmono\| [[DISMISS]]ed }}by the caster, should they wish it to leave.

			{{Usage\|s=610}}
	==Lore Benefit==		==Lore Benefit==
	Training in [[Spiritual Lore, Summoning]] increases the success of the [[SMRv2\|maneuver]].		Training in [[Spiritual Lore, Summoning]] increases the success of the [[SMRv2\|maneuver]].

GS4-GYRES: Updated to reflect December 2020 Ranger update

2021-02-15T22:14:54Z

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	<div class="alert alert-danger" style="text-align:center">'''Rangers received an update in December 2020. Until this article is updated, be sure to read the [[Ranger Base/saved posts\|saved posts]].</div> <!--REMOVE ALERT MESSAGE WHEN ARTICLE UPDATED FOR CHANGES-->

	{{spell \|		{{spell \|
	\| name = Tangle Weed
	\| number = 610
	\| mnemonic = TANGLE		\| mnemonic = TANGLE
			\| custdur = {{Spellbox block \| duration = variable \| span = [[Refreshable]]}}
	\| duration = Variable
	\| type = Attack		\| type = Attack
	\| subtype = Maneuver		\| subtype = [[SMRv2\|Maneuver]]
			\| interval = 8 sec
	\| target = [[Creature]]s		\| target = [[Creature]]s
	\| dtype = [[Hitpoint]]		\| dtype = [[Hitpoint]]
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	\| navigation = {{Ranger base navigation}}		\| navigation = {{Ranger base navigation}}
	}}		}}
			__NOTOC__
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	'''Tangle Weed''' is a [[~~level~~]]- ~~and~~ [[~~stance~~]]~~-based~~ spell that will cause a vine to animate (or grow) in a particular area and begin to lash about at creatures present. The vine will attempt to knock over a target that is struck, regardless of caster stance. If the the vine's target is already prone, it will attempt to [[rooted\|root]] the foe in place, hampering combat. It is also possible to direct the vine's wrath by casting the spell at a particular target.		'''Tangle Weed''' is a [[stance]]-based [[SMRv2\|maneuver]] spell that will cause a vine to animate (or grow) in a particular area and begin to lash about at creatures present. The vine will attempt to knock over a target that is struck, regardless of caster stance. If the the vine's target is already prone, it will attempt to [[rooted\|root]] the foe in place, hampering combat. It is also possible to direct the vine's wrath by casting the spell at a particular target.

	Casting from a neutral or more defensive stance will result in a vine that only drags the target to the ground. Casting from a forward or more offensive may result in a vine that does [[Grapple critical table\|grapple]] [[critical]] damage with its associated stuns and injuries in addition to the target being dragged to the ground. This is naturally an outdoor spell, but may be cast indoors if the ranger has the [[Nature's Touch (625)]] spell active, and the same stance rules will apply.		Casting from a neutral or more defensive stance will result in a vine that only drags the target to the ground. Casting from a forward or more offensive may result in a vine that does [[Grapple critical table\|grapple]] [[critical]] damage with its associated stuns and injuries in addition to the target being dragged to the ground. This is naturally an outdoor spell, but may be cast indoors if the ranger has the [[Nature's Touch (625)]] spell active, and the same stance rules will apply.

			A strength drain debuff is applied to the target of the vine on a successful hit, with a magnitude that scales with the result of the maneuver roll (up to -25 AS). Sufficient training in [[Spiritual Lore, Blessings]] will convert the strength drained from the target into an [[AS]] and [[CS]] boost to the caster.

	When a target is caught by a vine and already on the ground, it becomes "entangled" and will remain immobile until the entanglement wears off. This will last approximately 4-5 seconds each time the target is caught. This can be verified by{{mono\| [[LOOK]]ing }}at the target after the vine takes it down.		When a target is caught by a vine and already on the ground, it becomes "entangled" and will remain immobile until the entanglement wears off. This will last approximately 4-5 seconds each time the target is caught. This can be verified by{{mono\| [[LOOK]]ing }}at the target after the vine takes it down.
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	==Lore Benefit==		==Lore Benefit==
	Training in [[Spiritual Lore, Summoning]] increases the ~~chance~~ to ~~poison a target, draining its strength bonus by -15, based on{{mono\| Summoning Lore~~ [[~~skill bonus~~]] ~~÷ 2}}, rounded down~~.		Training in [[Spiritual Lore, Summoning]] increases the success of the [[SMRv2\|maneuver]].

			Summoning lore also increases the chance to poison a target, draining its strength bonus by -15, based on{{mono\| Summoning Lore [[skill bonus]] ÷ 2}}, rounded down.
	:{\| {{prettytable}} align="center"		:{\| {{prettytable}} align="center"
	!align="right"\|Spiritual Lore, Summoning ranks\|\|2\|\|4\|\|6\|\|8\|\|10\|\|15\|\|20\|\|24\|\|30\|\|40\|\|60\|\|80\|\|100		!align="right"\|Spiritual Lore, Summoning ranks\|\|2\|\|4\|\|6\|\|8\|\|10\|\|15\|\|20\|\|24\|\|30\|\|40\|\|60\|\|80\|\|100
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	\|align="right"\|Chance to poison target\|\|5%\|\|10%\|\|15%\|\|20%\|\|25%\|\|35%\|\|45%\|\|50%\|\|60%\|\|70%\|\|80%\|\|90%\|\|100%		\|align="right"\|Chance to poison target\|\|5%\|\|10%\|\|15%\|\|20%\|\|25%\|\|35%\|\|45%\|\|50%\|\|60%\|\|70%\|\|80%\|\|90%\|\|100%
	\|}		\|}
	::''No all thresholds shown''		::''Not all thresholds shown''
⚫	== Immune Creatures ==

			At 10 ranks in [[Spiritual Lore, Blessings]], the strength drained from the target is granted to the Ranger in the form of a general [[AS]] boost equal in magnitude to the debuff, and a spiritual [[CS]] boost equal to 60% of the debuff. The duration of the effect is a flat 2 minutes, refreshable (highest magnitude applies).

		⚫	== Immune Creatures ==
	Some creatures are immune to Tangle Weed, such as all non-corporeal [[undead]]. ([[Non-corporeal]] undead will not populate this list, since it can be assumed that they are all immune.) Elemental based creatures, are generally, but not always immune. Known creatures:		Some creatures are immune to Tangle Weed, such as all non-corporeal [[undead]]. ([[Non-corporeal]] undead will not populate this list, since it can be assumed that they are all immune.) Elemental based creatures, are generally, but not always immune. Known creatures:

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	== Resources ==		== Resources ==
			*[[Ranger Base/saved posts]]