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|mnemonic = FREPROACH |
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|type = Attack |
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|duration = [[Instantaneous]] |
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|subtype = [[Warding]] |
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|target = Single |
|target = Single |
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|interval = None |
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|dtype = [[Hitpoint]] |
|dtype = [[Hitpoint]] |
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|ctype = None |
|ctype = None |
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'''Fervent Reproach''' is a [[warding]] spell that does pure [[hitpoint]] damage, with no [[critical]]s of any type. Although it cannot [[stunned|stun]] or injure its targets, Fervent Reproach can deal great amounts of damage for a relatively low [[mana]] cost. A side benefit to this is that the value of skins gathered from the corpses of [[creature]]s killed by this spell is not effected by any injuries. |
'''Fervent Reproach''' is a [[warding]] spell that does pure [[hitpoint]] damage, with no [[critical]]s of any type. Although it cannot [[stunned|stun]] or injure its targets, Fervent Reproach can deal great amounts of damage for a relatively low [[mana]] cost. A side benefit to this is that the value of skins gathered from the corpses of [[creature]]s killed by this spell is not effected by any injuries. |
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== Lore Effects == |
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*Training in [[Spiritual Lore, Blessings]] increases the duration of the statistic bonus. |
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== Damage Modifiers == |
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This spell can also be [[CHANNEL_(verb)|channeled]] to increase its effectiveness. A higher, more offensive stance will increase the damage done. Having one hand empty will also increase the damage, with additional benefit coming from having two empty hands. |
This spell can also be [[CHANNEL_(verb)|channeled]] to increase its effectiveness. A higher, more offensive stance will increase the damage done. Having one hand empty will also increase the damage, with additional benefit coming from having two empty hands. |
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Unlike most similar spells, however, the actual spell attack messaging changes based upon the number of open hands the caster has. |
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The damage of Fervent Reproach can be greatly increased by charging the spell. |
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⚫ | There is a small chance of receiving a slight, temporary bonus to [[Wisdom]], maximum [[health]] and maximum mana when casting this spell successfully |
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== Charging == |
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The damage of Fervent Reproach can be greatly increased by charging the spell. This is accomplished by typing [[PRAY_(verb)|PRAY]] FERVENT REPROACH X, where X is a number between 3 and 6, representing the amount of seconds the spell will charge before it is ready to be cast. PRAYing in this manner will cause the caster to kneel. Once this number is set, it is necessary to [[PREPARE_(verb)|PREPARE]] 312, wait the applicable amount of seconds in hard [[roundtime]], and then [[CAST_(verb)|CAST]] or CHANNEL at the target. The magnitude of the damage increase is relative to the number of seconds charged. Using PRAY FERVENT REPROACH 0 will remove the charge. |
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;Syntax - <span style="font-variant:small-caps">pray fervent reproach (x)</span> |
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Using this command will set the cleric's charge time to X seconds (X can be 0, 3, 4, 5, or 6 seconds). If set to 0 seconds, it will act as any other attack spell. If 3-6 are chosen, however, the cleric will be forced into hard [[roundtime]] upon preparing the spell each time for X seconds, but will find the damage done much increased, based upon the "charge time." |
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This charge time can be changed at anytime without roundtime, but each time will force the cleric into a kneeling stance. |
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By using the [[TARGET_(verb)|TARGET]] verb and then typing [[INCANT_(verb)|INCANT]] 312. Although the caster will suffer X + 3 seconds of hard roundtime, he or she will avoid the charging aspect of the spell and instead cast it immediately, while still gaining the damage-increasing benefits of PRAYing. |
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[[Category:Cleric Base Spells]] |
[[Category:Cleric Base Spells]] |
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Fervent Reproach is a warding spell that does pure hitpoint damage, with no criticals of any type. Although it cannot stun or injure its targets, Fervent Reproach can deal great amounts of damage for a relatively low mana cost. A side benefit to this is that the value of skins gathered from the corpses of creatures killed by this spell is not effected by any injuries.
There is a small chance of receiving a slight, temporary bonus to Wisdom, maximum health and maximum mana when casting this spell successfully. Once under the influence of this bonus, the Cleric cannot receive it again until it has subsided.
Lore Effects
- Training in Spiritual Lore, Religion increases the damage of this spell.
- Training in Spiritual Lore, Blessings increases the duration of the statistic bonus.
Damage Modifiers
This spell can also be channeled to increase its effectiveness. A higher, more offensive stance will increase the damage done. Having one hand empty will also increase the damage, with additional benefit coming from having two empty hands. Unlike most similar spells, however, the actual spell attack messaging changes based upon the number of open hands the caster has.
The damage of Fervent Reproach can be greatly increased by charging the spell.
Charging
- Syntax - pray fervent reproach (x)
Using this command will set the cleric's charge time to X seconds (X can be 0, 3, 4, 5, or 6 seconds). If set to 0 seconds, it will act as any other attack spell. If 3-6 are chosen, however, the cleric will be forced into hard roundtime upon preparing the spell each time for X seconds, but will find the damage done much increased, based upon the "charge time."
This charge time can be changed at anytime without roundtime, but each time will force the cleric into a kneeling stance.