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|validtarget=PC, Creature |
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|guild=Moon Mage |
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|magic=Lunar |
|magic=Lunar Magic |
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|spellbook=Psychic Projection |
|spellbook=Psychic Projection |
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|prereqs=- |
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|slot=1 |
|slot=1 |
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|illegal=no |
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|corrupt=no |
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|desc=The Telekinetic Throw spell hurls a loose object from the ground at its target. The more mana you feed the spell, the more forceful the throw. If you have the Moonblade spell, you can create small slivers which will be chosen by Telekinetic Throw rather than a random item on the ground. |
|desc=The Telekinetic Throw spell hurls a loose object from the ground at its target. The more mana you feed the spell, the more forceful the throw. If you have the Moonblade spell, you can create small slivers which will be chosen by Telekinetic Throw rather than a random item on the ground. |
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|buffs=No buffs |
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|dtype=Puncture damage, Impact damage, Fire damage, Cold damage |
|dtype=Puncture damage, Impact damage, Fire damage, Cold damage |
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|htype=No heal |
|htype=No heal |
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|poststring=No |
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|effect=multi-shot single target, damage type varies with object used. |
|effect=multi-shot single target, damage type varies with object used. |
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|messaging=You gesture at a sleazy lout.<br /> |
|messaging=You gesture at a sleazy lout.<br /> |
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*Object priority is active [[Moonblade]] slivers followed by objects on the ground. |
*Object priority is active [[Moonblade]] slivers followed by objects on the ground. |
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:*Xibar slivers: Piercing + Cold damage. |
:*Xibar slivers: Piercing + Cold damage. |
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:*Yavash slivers: Piercing + Fire damage. |
:*Yavash slivers: Piercing + Fire damage. |
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*Less accurate at melee range, slightly less accurate at pole range, and moderately more accurate at missile range.<ref>https://discord.com/channels/619301383451181075/619326268113944576/1262065333540491306</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 07:54, 18 October 2026
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| Abbreviation: | TKT | |
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| Prerequisites: | - | |
| Signature: | No | |
| Spell Slots: | 1 | |
| Mana Type: | Lunar Magic | |
| Spell Type: | battle / targeted, multistrike | |
| Difficulty: | intro | |
| Prep (min/max): | 1 / 50 | |
| Skill Range (min/max): | 0 / 400 | |
| Valid Spell Target: | PC, Creature | |
| Duration (min/max): | Instant | |
| Justice: | no | |
| Corruption: | no | |
| Description: | The Telekinetic Throw spell hurls a loose object from the ground at its target. The more mana you feed the spell, the more forceful the throw. If you have the Moonblade spell, you can create small slivers which will be chosen by Telekinetic Throw rather than a random item on the ground. | |
| Effect: | Puncture damage, Impact damage, Fire damage, Cold damage, multi-shot single target, damage type varies with object used. | |
| Example Messaging: | You gesture at a sleazy lout. A wee ebony sliver suddenly swings from orbiting around your head and hurtles toward a sleazy lout! | |
| Devices/Tattoos: | No devices or tattoos documented. | |
Notes
- Telekinetically throws multiple objects at target.
- The number of objects thrown increases with mana used.
Mana Objects ?? 1 ?? 2 ?? 3 ?? 4 ?? 5
- Object priority is active Moonblade slivers followed by objects on the ground.
- Weight and speed of an item no longer causes spell to fail, but still impacts messaging. I.e. any objects can now be used.
- Does varied damage based on what item is thrown.
- Random objects and Katamba slivers: Piercing + Impact damage.
- Xibar slivers: Piercing + Cold damage.
- Yavash slivers: Piercing + Fire damage.
- Less accurate at melee range, slightly less accurate at pole range, and moderately more accurate at missile range.[1]