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'''INCANT''' is a verb |
'''INCANT''' is a [[verb]] which combines both the [[PREPARE (verb)|preparation]] and [[CAST (verb)|casting]] of a spell into one command. [[Cast roundtime]] is incurred normally. Unlike the CAST verb, INCANT can not be used to specify a target at the time of casting. However, one can specify targets for INCANT by using the [[TARGET (verb)|TARGET]] command. |
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* INCANTing offensive magic without a set target will default to the first available living [[creature]]. Further incants will continue being aimed at the original target until it is no longer available ([[dead]] or left the area). |
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* INCANTing defensive magic without a set target will default to one's self. |
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* It is recommended to [[TARGET (verb)|TARGET]] CLEAR after casting magic at another player, so that INCANTing in the field does not accidentally target them. |
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Revision as of 18:49, 11 February 2006
INCANT is a verb which combines both the preparation and casting of a spell into one command. Cast roundtime is incurred normally. Unlike the CAST verb, INCANT can not be used to specify a target at the time of casting. However, one can specify targets for INCANT by using the TARGET command.
- INCANTing offensive magic without a set target will default to the first available living creature. Further incants will continue being aimed at the original target until it is no longer available (dead or left the area).
- INCANTing defensive magic without a set target will default to one's self.
- It is recommended to TARGET CLEAR after casting magic at another player, so that INCANTing in the field does not accidentally target them.