Abjuration - Revision history

Hordes: the old sort looked better; also add aura of abj

2022-07-23T12:29:11Z

the old sort looked better; also add aura of abj

Hordes at 12:27, 23 July 2022

2022-07-23T12:27:57Z

Hordes: resort to ignore the word "summon"

2022-07-23T12:27:20Z

resort to ignore the word "summon"

Ge0ff: update the list of spells that provide Abjuration

2022-06-21T20:02:10Z

update the list of spells that provide Abjuration

Hordes: /* Player Version */

2022-06-19T06:56:23Z

‎Player Version

Hordes: unviolent

2022-06-19T06:56:11Z

unviolent

Hordes at 06:55, 19 June 2022

2022-06-19T06:55:16Z

Spudwalt: flavor text

2021-01-13T06:42:25Z

flavor text

Spudwalt: Not actually obsolete

2021-01-13T06:41:12Z

Not actually obsolete

Ge0ff: Add into Obsolete spells

2017-08-13T11:54:01Z

Add into Obsolete spells

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 No monsters actually know this spell. However, all monsters which know Summoning spells with '''spflag::mons_abjure''' flag have a 33% chance of Abjuring instead of casting these spells, if you currently have any summoned allies. These spells include:
 *[[Summon Air Elementals]]
 *[[Summon Demon]]
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 *[[Summon Eyeballs]]
 *[[Summon Fire Elementals]]
 *[[Summon Greater Demon]]
 *[[Summon Holies]]
 *[[Summon Horrible Things]]
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 *[[Summon Scorpions]]
 *[[Summon Spiders]]
 *[[Summon Ugly Thing]]
 *[[Summon Undead]]
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 {{Flavour|This spell attempts to send hostile summoned creatures to the place from whence they came, or at least shorten their stay in the caster's locality.}}
 *Prior to [[0.17]], Abjuration was a level 3 spell available to players.
 *Prior to [[0.14]], summoning monsters had a 50% chance of casting mass abjuration instead of summoning.

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 '''Abjuration''' is a monster-only spell which attempts to dispel all [[summon]]ed creatures hostile to the caster in their [[line of sight]]. The affected monsters have their remaining duration drastically reduced; if this reduces their duration to zero or less, the monsters are unsummoned entirely.
-No monsters actually know this spell. However, all monsters which know Summoning spells with '''spflag::mons_abjure''' flag have a 33% chance of Abjuring instead of casting these spells, if you currently have any summoned allies. These spellsi nclude:
+No monsters actually know this spell. However, all monsters which know Summoning spells with '''spflag::mons_abjure''' flag have a 33% chance of Abjuring instead of casting these spells, if you currently have any summoned allies. These spells include:
 *[[Summon Air Elementals]]
 *[[Summon Demon]]

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 '''Abjuration''' is a monster-only spell which attempts to dispel all [[summon]]ed creatures hostile to the caster in their [[line of sight]]. The affected monsters have their remaining duration drastically reduced; if this reduces their duration to zero or less, the monsters are unsummoned entirely.
-No monsters actually know this spell. However, all monsters which know Summoning spells with '''spflag::mons_abjure''' flag have a 33% chance of Abjuring instead of casting these spells (if you currently have any summoned allies):
+No monsters actually know this spell. However, all monsters which know Summoning spells with '''spflag::mons_abjure''' flag have a 33% chance of Abjuring instead of casting these spells, if you currently have any summoned allies. These spellsi nclude:
 *[[Summon Air Elementals]]
 *[[Summon Demon]]
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 *[[Summon Eyeballs]]
 *[[Summon Fire Elementals]]
 *[[Summon Greater Demon]]
 *[[Summon Holies]]
 *[[Summon Horrible Things]]
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 *[[Summon Scorpions]]
 *[[Summon Spiders]]
 *[[Summon Ugly Thing]]
 *[[Summon Undead]]
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 ==Player Version==
-Players may get a form of abjuration via [[Yara's Violent Unravelling]]. This spell always fully dispels a single summoned creature, and then creates an explosion which damages nearby enemies.
+Players may get a form of abjuration via [[Yara's Violent Unravelling]]. This spell always and completely unsummons a single creature, and then creates an explosion which damages nearby enemies. [[Durable summon]]s are immune to both abjuration and this spell.
 ==History==

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 '''Abjuration''' is a monster-only spell which attempts to dispel all [[summon]]ed creatures hostile to the caster in their [[line of sight]]. The affected monsters have their remaining duration drastically reduced; if this reduces their duration to zero or less, the monsters are unsummoned entirely.
-No monsters actually know this spell. However, all monsters which know certain other Summoning spells have a 33% chance of Abjuring instead of casting these spells (if you currently have any summoned allies):
+No monsters actually know this spell. However, all monsters which know Summoning spells with '''spflag::mons_abjure''' flag have a 33% chance of Abjuring instead of casting these spells (if you currently have any summoned allies):
-*[[Summon Eyes]]
+*[[Fire Summon]]
 *[[Summon Drakes]]
 *[[Summon Greater Demon]]
 *[[Summon Mushrooms]]
 *[[Summon Scorpions]]
 *[[Summon Ugly Thing]]
 *[[Summon Undead]]
-*[[Summon Horrible Things]]
+*[[Summon Vermin]]
-*[[Haunt]]
+*[[Summon Water Elementals]]
-In theory, this means that an [[ancient lich]] may spend a turn abjuring your summoned [[quokka]] rather than summoning fiends. In practice, deliberately summoning such chaff is unwise: the monster usually loses at most one turn, which is the same time you spent casting the spell, and it may lose no turns if one of its summons takes care of your distraction.
+In theory, this means that a [[dread lich]] may spend a turn abjuring your summoned [[quokka]] rather than summoning fiends. In practice, deliberately summoning such chaff is unwise: the monster usually loses at most one turn, which is the same time you spent casting the spell, and it may lose no turns if one of its summons takes care of your distraction.
 ==Player Version==

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 ==Player Version==
-Players may get a form of abjuration via [[Yara's Violent Unravelling]]. This spell always fully dispels summoned creatures, and then creates an explosion which damages nearby enemies.
+Players may get a form of abjuration via [[Yara's Violent Unravelling]]. This spell always fully dispels a single summoned creature, and then creates an explosion which damages nearby enemies.
 ==History==

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-{{version026}}
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 {{flavour|Reduces the remaining duration of any nearby hostile summoned creatures.}}
-'''Abjuration''' is a monster-only spell which attempts to dispel all summoned creatures hostile to the caster in their [[line of sight]]. The affected monsters have their remaining duration drastically reduced; if this reduces their duration to zero or less, the monsters are unsummoned entirely.
+'''Abjuration''' is a monster-only spell which attempts to dispel all [[summon]]ed creatures hostile to the caster in their [[line of sight]]. The affected monsters have their remaining duration drastically reduced; if this reduces their duration to zero or less, the monsters are unsummoned entirely.
-No monsters actually know this spell. However, all monsters which know certain other Summoning spells have a 33% chance of Abjuring instead of casting these spells (this only occurs if you currently have any summoned allies):
+No monsters actually know this spell. However, all monsters which know certain other Summoning spells have a 33% chance of Abjuring instead of casting these spells (if you currently have any summoned allies):
 *[[Summon Eyes]]
 *[[Summon Drakes]]
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 In theory, this means that an [[ancient lich]] may spend a turn abjuring your summoned [[quokka]] rather than summoning fiends. In practice, deliberately summoning such chaff is unwise: the monster usually loses at most one turn, which is the same time you spent casting the spell, and it may lose no turns if one of its summons takes care of your distraction.
 ==History==

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		+	{{flavour\|Reduces the remaining duration of any nearby hostile summoned creatures.}}
	'''Abjuration''' is a monster-only spell which attempts to dispel all summoned creatures hostile to the caster in their [[line of sight]]. The affected monsters have their remaining duration drastically reduced; if this reduces their duration to zero or less, the monsters are unsummoned entirely.		'''Abjuration''' is a monster-only spell which attempts to dispel all summoned creatures hostile to the caster in their [[line of sight]]. The affected monsters have their remaining duration drastically reduced; if this reduces their duration to zero or less, the monsters are unsummoned entirely.

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-{{obsolete}}
+{{version026}}
-{{Spell
+'''Abjuration''' is a monster-only spell which attempts to dispel all summoned creatures hostile to the caster in their [[line of sight]]. The affected monsters have their remaining duration drastically reduced; if this reduces their duration to zero or less, the monsters are unsummoned entirely.
-'''Abjuration''' is a [[smite]]-targeted level 3 [[Summonings]] spell which attempts to dispel a hostile summoned creature in your [[line of sight]]. The affected monster has its remaining duration in this world drastically reduced; if this reduces its duration to zero or less, the monster is unsummoned entirely. Casting it at higher [[spell power]] reduces enemy duration to a greater extent. Be aware that summoned enemies visible through transparent [[wall]]s are unaffected by this spell.
+No monsters actually know this spell. However, all monsters which know certain other Summoning spells have a 33% chance of Abjuring instead of casting these spells (this only occurs if you currently have any summoned allies):
 *[[Summon Butterflies]]
 *[[Summon Eyes]]
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 *[[Haunt]]
-In theory, this means that an [[ancient lich]] may spend a turn abjuring your summoned [[quokka]] rather than summoning fiends.  In practice, deliberately summoning such chaff is unwise: the monster usually loses at most one turn, which is the same time you spent casting the spell.  It may lose no turns if one of its summons takes care of your distraction.
+In theory, this means that an [[ancient lich]] may spend a turn abjuring your summoned [[quokka]] rather than summoning fiends. In practice, deliberately summoning such chaff is unwise: the monster usually loses at most one turn, which is the same time you spent casting the spell, and it may lose no turns if one of its summons takes care of your distraction.
 ==History==
-Abjuration was removed in [[0.17]].
+{{Spell
+|name=Abjuration
-Prior to [[0.14]], summoning monsters had a 50% chance of casting mass abjuration instead of summoning.
+|level=3
-Prior to [[0.10]], only the level 3 Abjuration spell existed, and it had functioned like Mass Abjuration.
+*Prior to [[0.17]], Abjuration was a level 3 spell available to players.
-[[Category:Obsolete spells]]
+[[Category:Monster spells]]

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	Prior to [[0.10]], only the level 3 Abjuration spell existed, and it had functioned like Mass Abjuration.		Prior to [[0.10]], only the level 3 Abjuration spell existed, and it had functioned like Mass Abjuration.
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		+	[[Category:Obsolete spells]]