Spellspark servitor (monster)

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Version 0.33: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.

This page covers the construct. For the spell, see Spellspark Servitor. For a list of all constructs, see list of constructs.

spellspark servitor 9Spellspark servitor (monster).png
HP 52-107
HD 8
XP 1454
Speed 10 (spell: 180%)
AC 10
EV 10
Will Immune



Resistances rF++
rC++
rElec
rPois+++
rDrown
rMiasma
rN+++
rTorm
Vulnerabilities None
Habitat Land
Intelligence Brainless
Uses Uses nothing
Holiness Non-living
Size Medium
Type golem, spellspark servitor
Flags Flying
Unbreathing
No poly
A magical construct forged around a spark of its creator's own arcane power, allowing it to wield some of their destructive magics directly.

“When you think
Your toys have gone berserk
It's an illusion
You cannot shirk”
-Siouxsie and the Banshees, “Spellbound”

Useful Info

Spellspark servitors are obedient magical constructs created by the spell, Spellspark Servitor. These beings come into existence able to cast destructive spells known by its summoner. For players, the servitor will have a single spell. For monsters, the servitor can cast any valid spell in the monster's spell set. Refer to the spell's article for details on which spells are valid.

Details

When cast by the spell, servitors have 60 + 7d5 (67 - 95) HP, instead of the amount listed in the infobox.

Servitors cast slowly. Player-summoned servitors have a ~75% chance to cast a spell every 1.8 decaAut. For monster servitors, it has a ~33% chance to cast a spell every 1.8 decaAut (chosen randomly; favoring higher level spells).[1]

Tips & Tricks

  • Spellspark servitors can wield awesome destructive powers when conjured up by a powerful combat mage. However, even the worst mages will likely be able to cast Stone Arrow, which deals more damage in a servitor's hands than the player's.
  • Although they don't have much in the way of HP or defenses, spellspark servitors are extremely resistant to most elements, making them capable of standing their ground against very powerful late-game foes.

History

  • Prior to 0.33, this monster (and the spell) was called a spellforged servitor.
  • Spellforged servitors were added in 0.14.

References