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Revision as of 01:41, 2 May 2023
Revamped Alpha-1 Mage Fireball ability.[1][2]
We're trying to like give a lot of control back to the player while they're using these abilities so they can still control their movements, they can react simultaneously while they're taking actions; and we just want to get overall more of a fluid flow, I guess, of combat. And that's that's kind of the general design philosophy we're using to approach the overhaul.[1] – Tradd Thompson
Alpha-2 Mage ability: (previously called Implosion)
Elemental empowerment
| Skill | Icon | Description |
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| Elemental Empowerment | .png)
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Whenever you cast an elemental spell, your weapon attacks deal additional damage of that spell's element and apply a stack of the corresponding elemental status effects to targets hit. Casting a spell of a different element switches this effect to the new element.[4][5] |
![[3]](#cite_note-Fireball_Description.png-3){kind=link}
![[5]](#cite_note-Elemental_Empowerment_Description.png-5){kind=link}