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V'tull's Fury sends the caster into a rage, resulting in +30 Attack Strength and forcing them to instantly melee attack all non-grouped targets in the room. Due to the exhausting effect it can have upon a person, this spell can only be activated every 30 seconds.
This spell can commonly be found in bronze squares.
Roundtime
The roundtime for such an action mimics that of MSTRIKE, which is dependent upon the number of attacks made, weapon speed, encumbrance, dexterity, and reflexes.
- Roundtime = Weapon Speed + ((Number of Strikes - 1) * (Weapon Speed / 2)) + 1
If the character has a bonus to roundtime due to having high agility and dexterity scores, this roundtime will be reduced by that much, down to the minimum for the weapon.
If a character is using two weapons, the "weapon speed" is calculated as Primary weapon speed + secondary weapon speed - 2. If the off-hand weapon is slower than the primary hand weapon, a +2 penalty is applied to the roundtime when using two weapons. If the off-hand weapon goes above the off-hand weapon weight limit (the limit depends on the character's strength), an additional +1 penalty is applied to the base speed of the two-weapon attack.
External Links
- Arcane Spell Circle: V'tull's Fury, on Play.net