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'''Targeted Magic''' is defined as channeling offensive (mostly destructive) magical energy toward targets. |
'''Targeted Magic''' is defined as channeling offensive (mostly destructive) magical energy toward targets. |
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[[:Category:Targeted Spells|TM spells]] typically have very short preparation times, but usually rely upon actual targeting on the caster's part for accuracy. Utilizing the <tt>TARGET</tt> command fully will afford a large accuracy bonus, while negating it will turn this into a large penalty. Fine targeting of specific body parts is possible with added difficulty, though not all spells allow this. |
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Spell tiers have special importance in the TM model. Upper tier spells tend to have narrower mana ranges (higher min prep, lower max prep), much steeper difficulties and greater damage output. |
Spell tiers have special importance in the TM model. Upper tier spells tend to have narrower mana ranges (higher min prep, lower max prep), much steeper difficulties and greater damage output. |
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==Training== |
==Training== |
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TM experience heavily depends on the damage inflicted by the spells, and fine targeting body parts provides no boost. Using spells of tiers appropriate to your skill levels may also be necessary for effective learning. |
'''TM''' experience heavily depends on the damage inflicted by the spells, and fine targeting body parts provides no boost. Using spells of tiers appropriate to your skill levels may also be necessary for effective learning. |
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Revision as of 05:02, 15 August 2007
Targeted Magic is defined as channeling offensive (mostly destructive) magical energy toward targets.
TM spells typically have very short preparation times, but usually rely upon actual targeting on the caster's part for accuracy. Utilizing the TARGET command fully will afford a large accuracy bonus, while negating it will turn this into a large penalty. Fine targeting of specific body parts is possible with added difficulty, though not all spells allow this.
Spell tiers have special importance in the TM model. Upper tier spells tend to have narrower mana ranges (higher min prep, lower max prep), much steeper difficulties and greater damage output.
Targeted Magic is the primary sphere of influence for Warrior Mage magic. Clerical TM versus Undead, however, is matchless.
Training
TM experience heavily depends on the damage inflicted by the spells, and fine targeting body parts provides no boost. Using spells of tiers appropriate to your skill levels may also be necessary for effective learning.