Tukima's Dance - Revision history

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 The weapon's strength is determined by both the caster's [[spell power]] and the weapon's base stats, while the duration of the effect is dependent entirely upon spell power. The caster's weapon skill has no impact on the dancing weapon's performance.
-This spell works on melee and [[ranged weapons]], but not [[magical staves]]. Animating a weapon with a [[brand]] that your current god hates will trigger [[piety]] loss and [[penance]].
+This spell works on melee and [[ranged weapons]], but not [[magical staves]] or [[throwing]] weapons. Animating a weapon with a [[brand]] that your current god hates will trigger [[piety]] loss and [[penance]].
 ==Strategy==
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 ===Tips & Tricks===
-*Remember that Tukima's Dance is a permanent debuff, so there'll often be multiple chances to disarm an enemy. If you have a way to [[kite]] or indefinitely reset fights, you can keep attempting this spell until it succeeds.
+*Remember that Tukima's Dance is a permanent debuff and can be attempted an indefinite amount of times. If you have a way to [[kite]] or indefinitely reset fights, you can keep attempting this spell until it succeeds.
 *While the animated weapon will initially only target its wielder, it will switch targets if the weapon cannot reach it (e.g. if the player blocks the only path toward the original wielder). Use this technique with a weaker monster with a big weapon to get a few strong hits on a bigger monster.
-*The spell is also useful for removing [[distortion]] or [[chaos]] from your enemies.
+*The spell is especially useful for removing [[distortion]] or [[chaos]] from your enemies.
 *Note that enemies must wield their weapon in order for Tukima's Dance to be usable. This isn't a problem against melee enemies, but [[Centaur (monster)|centaurs]] won't wield their bows while sleeping or in melee range.

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 *While the animated weapon will initially only target its wielder, it will switch targets if the weapon cannot reach it (e.g. if the player blocks the only path toward the original wielder). Use this technique with a weaker monster with a big weapon to get a few strong hits on a bigger monster.
 *The spell is also useful for removing [[distortion]] or [[chaos]] from your enemies.
-*Note that enemies must wield their weapon in order for it to be used. This isn't a problem against melee enemies, but [[Centaur (monster)|centaurs]] won't wield their bows while sleeping or in melee range.
+*Note that enemies must wield their weapon in order for Tukima's Dance to be usable. This isn't a problem against melee enemies, but [[Centaur (monster)|centaurs]] won't wield their bows while sleeping or in melee range.
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 ===Tips & Tricks===
 *While the animated weapon will initially only target its wielder, it will switch targets if the weapon cannot reach it (e.g. if the player blocks the only path toward the original wielder). Use this technique with a weaker monster with a big weapon to get a few strong hits on a bigger monster.
 *The spell is also useful for removing [[distortion]] or [[chaos]] from your enemies.

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 ==Strategy==
-Tukima's Dance is a somewhat niche, but powerful spell. Monsters with good weapons, preferably with low [[willpower]], are the best targets for this spell. For example, an [[ogre]] with a [[giant spiked club]] goes from 39 max damage to 17 max damage, and the ensuing weapon is bound to deal some damage. Other good targets include [[orc warrior]]s, [[ettin]]s, and more.
+Tukima's Dance is a somewhat niche, but powerful spell. Monsters with good weapons, preferably with low [[willpower]], are the best targets for this spell. For example, an [[ogre]] with a [[giant spiked club]] goes from 39 max damage to 17 max damage, and the ensuing weapon is bound to help. Other good targets include [[orc warrior]]s, [[ettin]]s, and more.
 ===Tips & Tricks===
-*While the animated weapon will initially only target its wielder, it will switch targets if the weapon cannot cannot reach, (e.g. if the player blocks the only path toward the original wielder). Use this technique with a weaker monster with a big weapon to get a few strong hits on a bigger monster.
+*While the animated weapon will initially only target its wielder, it will switch targets if the weapon cannot reach it (e.g. if the player blocks the only path toward the original wielder). Use this technique with a weaker monster with a big weapon to get a few strong hits on a bigger monster.
 *The spell is also useful for removing [[distortion]] or [[chaos]] from your enemies.
 *Note that enemies must wield their weapon in order for it to be used. This isn't a problem against melee enemies, but [[Centaur (monster)|centaurs]] won't wield their bows while sleeping or in melee range.

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 ==Useful Info==
-If the targeted monster fails a [[willpower]] check, its melee or ranged weapon will be animated as a [[dancing weapon]]. The weapon will only target its former owner and quickly expires after their wielder has been killed, though it may attack other nearby creatures before the spell expires. Only 1 of a monster's weapons will be animated at a time, though there is no limit on the weapons you can animate. Note that, unlike most types of allies, these weapons can attack even when it is outside the caster's [[line of sight]].
+If the targeted monster fails a [[willpower]] check, its melee or ranged weapon will be animated as a [[dancing weapon]]. The weapon will only target its former owner and quickly expires after their wielder has been killed, though it may attack other nearby creatures before the spell expires. Only 1 of a monster's weapons will be animated at a time, though there is no limit on the weapons you can animate. Note that, unlike most types of allies, these weapons can attack even when they are outside the caster's [[line of sight]].
 The weapon's strength is determined by both the caster's [[spell power]] and the weapon's base stats, while the duration of the effect is dependent entirely upon spell power. The caster's weapon skill has no impact on the dancing weapon's performance.

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 ==Useful Info==
-If the targeted monster fails a [[willpower]] check, its melee or ranged weapon will be animated as a [[dancing weapon]]. The weapon will only target its former owner and quickly expires after their wielder has been killed, though it may attack other nearby creatures during before the spell expires. Only 1 weapon will be animated at a time.
+If the targeted monster fails a [[willpower]] check, its melee or ranged weapon will be animated as a [[dancing weapon]]. The weapon will only target its former owner and quickly expires after their wielder has been killed, though it may attack other nearby creatures during before the spell expires. Only 1 of a monster's weapons will be animated at a time, though there is no limit on the weapons you can animate.
 The weapon's strength is determined by both the caster's [[spell power]] and the weapon's base stats, while the duration of the effect is dependent entirely upon spell power. The caster's actual weapon skill has no impact on the dancing weapon's performance.