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(Created page with "'''Spells''' are skills that are cast or triggered by the user which can deal damage to an enemy or apply positive or negative effects to the caster, allies, or enemies. It is one of the two major categories for skills, the other being attacks. Unlike attacks, spells are not affected by accuracy or evasion. Additionally, spell damage is one of four damage sources. Most spells that can deal damage with hits deal spell damage unless stated otherwise. Spel...") |
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'''Spells''' are skills that are cast or triggered by the user which can deal damage to an enemy or apply positive or negative effects to the caster, allies, or enemies. It is one of the two major categories for skills, the other being [[attack]]s. Unlike attacks, spells are not affected by [[accuracy]] or [[evasion]]. | '''Spells''' are skills that are cast or triggered by the user which can deal damage to an enemy or apply positive or negative effects to the caster, allies, or enemies. It is one of the two major categories for skills, the other being [[attack]]s. Unlike attacks, spells are not affected by [[accuracy]] or [[evasion]]. | ||
Additionally, spell damage is one of four [[damage source]]s. Most spells that can deal damage with hits deal spell damage unless stated otherwise | Additionally, spell damage is one of four [[damage source]]s. Most spells that can deal damage with hits deal spell damage unless stated otherwise. | ||
Revision as of 09:40, 3 December 2024
Spells are skills that are cast or triggered by the user which can deal damage to an enemy or apply positive or negative effects to the caster, allies, or enemies. It is one of the two major categories for skills, the other being attacks. Unlike attacks, spells are not affected by accuracy or evasion.
Additionally, spell damage is one of four damage sources. Most spells that can deal damage with hits deal spell damage unless stated otherwise.