Conjure Flame - Revision history

Hordes: remove spell info

2023-05-05T08:38:59Z

remove spell info

Hordes at 08:36, 5 May 2023

2023-05-05T08:36:35Z

Ge0ff: /* Usage */ There's no "fire-neutralizing Ice Magic" left, right? And you can't place freezing clouds on top of fire clouds

2022-10-18T12:27:26Z

‎Usage: There's no "fire-neutralizing Ice Magic" left, right? And you can't place freezing clouds on top of fire clouds

Ge0ff: When in doubt, check the code or the Clouds page for correct numbers. Also, CFlame's in-game description shows 6-21 damage

2022-10-18T12:25:25Z

When in doubt, check the code or the Clouds page for correct numbers. Also, CFlame's in-game description shows 6-21 damage

Hordes: /* Tips & Tricks */

2022-10-17T19:29:52Z

‎Tips & Tricks

Hordes: /* Tips & Tricks */

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‎Tips & Tricks

Hordes: /* Useful Info */ basic math

2022-10-17T19:25:44Z

‎Useful Info: basic math

Hordes: /* Useful Info */

2022-10-17T19:25:07Z

‎Useful Info

Hordes: /* Usage */

2022-10-17T19:12:14Z

‎Usage

Hordes: /* Usage */

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‎Usage

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-'''Conjure Flame''' is a level 3 [[Conjurations]]/[[Fire Magic]] spell that can create a [[cloud]] of flame.
+|name=Conjure Flame
 [[Fire Elementalist]]s and [[Hedge Wizard]]s start with this spell.

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 '''Conjure Flame''' is a level 3 [[Conjurations]]/[[Fire Magic]] spell that can create a [[cloud]] of flame.
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 ==History==
-*Conjure Flame is planned for removal in [[0.30]].
+*Conjure Flame was removed in [[0.30]]. It was replaced by [[Cigotuvi's Dreadful Rot]] and [[Volatile Blastmotes]].
 *Prior to [[0.25]], Conjure Flame was a range 3 smite-targeted spell that immediately created a cloud of flame in any given unoccupied space, making it more convenient for general use.
 *Prior to version [[0.17]], Conjure Flame had a range of 4.
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 ==References==
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 *Recasting the spell will always ignite the flames, but means that you'll be standing in fire for 1 turn, which is extremely dangerous (or outright lethal) to low-level casters. Get rF, or simply have more health.
-If a monster refuses to enter your flames (and has no ranged attacks), then you can freely pummel it from afar with [[reaching]] weapons, ranged weapons, and magic. Remember not to cast fire-neutralizing Ice Magic across the flame!
+If a monster refuses to enter your flames (and has no ranged attacks), then you can freely pummel it from afar with [[reaching]] weapons, ranged weapons, and magic.
 Against strong or mindless monsters, you can abuse their tendencies by casting Conjure Flame multiple times down a hallway. If a monster is already adjacent to you, it's best to fight there so it continues to burn. Therefore, it's less effective against [[trample]]rs; against them, try to put walls behind you, if at all possible.

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 '''Conjure Flame''' is a level 3 [[Conjurations]]/[[Fire Magic]] spell that can create a [[cloud]] of flame.
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 When cast, Conjure Flame creates a cloud of embers at the caster's position. The embers are destroyed if a creature (player or monster) occupies the ember's tile, after the caster's next turn. If the embers remain, then a [[cloud]] of flame is created. Recasting Conjure Flame with embers already on your tile will ignite the tile, where the cloud will harm you.
-Clouds of flame always deal <code>6 + 3d(16)/3</code> (6-22) damage. Intelligent monsters that are too weak/low HP will avoid clouds, while [[monster intelligence|mindless]] monsters will run right on through. If there is no other efficient path, [[HD|strong]] and [[fire resistance|fire-resistant]] monsters will go through anyways. Damage is checked after every raw [[turn]], so [[Movement#Character_Speed|slow]] moving monsters do not take more damage.
+Clouds of flame always deal <code>5 + (2d16)/2</code> (6-21) damage<ref>{{source ref|0.29.1|cloud.cc|58}}</ref>. Intelligent monsters that are too weak/low HP will avoid clouds, while [[monster intelligence|mindless]] monsters will run right on through. If there is no other efficient path, [[HD|strong]] and [[fire resistance|fire-resistant]] monsters will go through anyways. Damage is checked after every raw [[turn]], so [[Movement#Character_Speed|slow]] moving monsters do not take more damage.
 Clouds last for <code>3 + 2d([[spellpower|Power]])/2</code> turns, with a maximum of 23 turns. If already on a cloud of flame, casting Conjure Flame again adds <code>1+1d(Power)/4</code> turns (maximum 11) to the cloud's duration. This doesn't protect you from taking damage.
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 ===Usage===
 After casting the spell, its embers are smothered (destroyed) after your next turn. You must move or recast Conjure Flame, or the spell will fizzle out. Then, monsters following you have a full movement ''after'' your move to catch up to you. Against monsters with the same speed, you'll need to leave at least 2 tiles of room between them (i.e. the monster needs to be 3 spaces away). Faster monsters require more distance, meaning slower species have to be careful.
-*Recasting the spell will always ignite the flames, but means that you'll be standing in fire for 1 turn, which is extremely dangerous (or outirght lethal) to low-level casters. Get rF, or simply have more health.
+*Recasting the spell will always ignite the flames, but means that you'll be standing in fire for 1 turn, which is extremely dangerous (or outright lethal) to low-level casters. Get rF, or simply have more health.
 If a monster refuses to enter your flames (and has no ranged attacks), then you can freely pummel it from afar with [[reaching]] weapons, ranged weapons, and magic. Remember not to cast fire-neutralizing Ice Magic across the flame!
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 *Prior to version [[0.17]], Conjure Flame had a range of 4.
 *Prior to version [[0.15]], Conjure Flame could set nearby [[tree]]s ablaze.
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 ===Tips & Tricks===
-*Clouds cannot generate on top of each other. This includes otherwise harmless clouds like [[fog]] or translocational energy.
+*Clouds cannot generate on top of each other. This includes otherwise harmless clouds like [[scroll of fog|fog]] or translocational energy.
 *If you place a cloud of flame adjacent to a tile with water in it, it will generate clouds of [[steam]], dealing additional damage and blocking [[line of sight]]
 *Certain [[Ice Magic|icy]] spells and effects will extinguish any flame clouds they strike, but are consumed in doing so. You can use Conjure Flame to block enemy ice attacks this way.

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 When cast, Conjure Flame creates a cloud of embers at the caster's position. The embers are destroyed if a creature (player or monster) occupies the ember's tile, after the caster's next turn. If the embers remain, then a [[cloud]] of flame is created. Recasting Conjure Flame with embers already on your tile will ignite the tile, where the cloud will harm you.
-Clouds of flame always deal <code>6 + (3d16)/3</code> (6-21) damage. Intelligent monsters that are too weak/low HP will avoid clouds, while [[monster intelligence|mindless]] monsters will run right on through. If there is no other efficient path, [[HD|strong]] and [[fire resistance|fire-resistant]] monsters will go through anyways. Damage is checked after every raw [[turn]], so [[Movement#Character_Speed|slow]] moving monsters do not take more damage.
+Clouds of flame always deal <code>6 + 3d(16)/3</code> (6-21) damage. Intelligent monsters that are too weak/low HP will avoid clouds, while [[monster intelligence|mindless]] monsters will run right on through. If there is no other efficient path, [[HD|strong]] and [[fire resistance|fire-resistant]] monsters will go through anyways. Damage is checked after every raw [[turn]], so [[Movement#Character_Speed|slow]] moving monsters do not take more damage.
 Clouds last for <code>3 + 2d([[spellpower|Power]])/2</code> turns, with a maximum of 23 turns. If already on a cloud of flame, casting Conjure Flame again adds <code>1+1d(Power)/4</code> turns (maximum 11) to the cloud's duration. This doesn't protect you from taking damage.

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 ===Usage===
-Flames are smothered (destroyed) after your next turn. You must move or recast Conjure Flame, or the spell will fizzle out. Then, monsters following you have a full movement ''after'' your move to catch up to you. Against monsters with the same speed, you'll need to leave at least 2 tiles of room between them. Faster monsters require more distance, meaning slower species have to be careful.
+After casting the spell, its embers are smothered (destroyed) after your next turn. You must move or recast Conjure Flame, or the spell will fizzle out. Then, monsters following you have a full movement ''after'' your move to catch up to you. Against monsters with the same speed, you'll need to leave at least 2 tiles of room between them. Faster monsters require more distance, meaning slower species have to be careful.
 *Recasting the spell will always ignite the flames, but means that you'll be standing in fire for 1 turn, which is extremely dangerous (or outirght lethal) to low-level casters. Get rF, or simply have more health.