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''Method'' should be changed to ''Type''. ''Targets'' should be changed to ''Area of Effect'', with the ''Area of Effect'' target type being changed to ''Room'' and ''Multi-area'' being changed to ''Multi-room''. ''Interval'' seems unnecessary entirely, as the majority of spells would be classified as instantaneous, the only spell I that I can think of falling under ''build-up'' being Fervent Reproach (312) and very few spells that might fall under damage over time. The information presented in the ''Interval'' field should be combined under the ''Type'' field. - [[User:Anshou|Oliver]] <sup>[[User talk:Anshou|Talk]]</sup> 09:25, 5 September 2006 (EDT) |
''Method'' should be changed to ''Type''. ''Targets'' should be changed to ''Area of Effect'', with the ''Area of Effect'' target type being changed to ''Room'' and ''Multi-area'' being changed to ''Multi-room''. ''Interval'' seems unnecessary entirely, as the majority of spells would be classified as instantaneous, the only spell I that I can think of falling under ''build-up'' being Fervent Reproach (312) and very few spells that might fall under damage over time. The information presented in the ''Interval'' field should be combined under the ''Type'' field. - [[User:Anshou|Oliver]] <sup>[[User talk:Anshou|Talk]]</sup> 09:25, 5 September 2006 (EDT) |
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:Maelstrom, sandstorm, torment, nightmare, tremors... I think that yes, buildup and damage over time are unique categories from instantaneous. Also, I like Area of Effect as a row label, though that's really long for a floating table like this. Room and multi-room seem like great categories. [[User:ALKALOIDS|justin]] <sup>[[User talk:ALKALOIDS|talk]]</sup> 12:22, 5 September 2006 (EDT) |
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Revision as of 10:22, 5 September 2006
Method should be changed to Type. Targets should be changed to Area of Effect, with the Area of Effect target type being changed to Room and Multi-area being changed to Multi-room. Interval seems unnecessary entirely, as the majority of spells would be classified as instantaneous, the only spell I that I can think of falling under build-up being Fervent Reproach (312) and very few spells that might fall under damage over time. The information presented in the Interval field should be combined under the Type field. - Oliver Talk 09:25, 5 September 2006 (EDT)
- Maelstrom, sandstorm, torment, nightmare, tremors... I think that yes, buildup and damage over time are unique categories from instantaneous. Also, I like Area of Effect as a row label, though that's really long for a floating table like this. Room and multi-room seem like great categories. justin talk 12:22, 5 September 2006 (EDT)