Wand of draining - Revision history

Edsrzf: Obsolete

2016-05-06T03:40:58Z

Obsolete

Edsrzf: Will be removed in 0.18

2016-04-14T22:25:54Z

Will be removed in 0.18

Ion frigate: doesn't actually refer to old player draining anywhere

2013-12-15T21:43:18Z

doesn't actually refer to old player draining anywhere

MoogleDan at 12:56, 19 July 2013

2013-07-19T12:56:55Z

MoogleDan at 12:56, 19 July 2013

2013-07-19T12:56:44Z

Antdos: Changed negative energy/bolt links

2013-07-18T22:30:16Z

Changed negative energy/bolt links

Spudwalt at 17:14, 23 May 2013

2013-05-23T17:14:36Z

Spudwalt: added weight

2013-05-23T17:14:22Z

added weight

Seriser6: added flavour

2013-05-23T16:17:26Z

added flavour

Ion frigate: 1 revision: magical subcategories

2012-12-21T04:34:32Z

1 revision: magical subcategories

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 ==History==
-Wands of draining will be removed in [[0.18]].
+Wands of draining was removed in [[0.18]].

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 {{flavour|A magical device which throws a bolt of negative energy which drains the life essences of living creatures, but is useless against the undead, demons, artificial creatures and even living plants.}}
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 ==Tips & Tricks==
 As a tier-1 attack wand, wands of draining provide a powerful backup attack. Melee characters should save them for living opponents that are unusually dangerous to engage in melee, such as [[hydra]]s and acidic monsters. [[Ice Magic]] and [[Fire Magic]] users should use them as a backup or alternate attack against living opponents that resist their elemental attack spells; very few living monsters have any [[Life Protection]] at all.

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 {{flavour|A magical device which throws a bolt of negative energy which drains the life essences of living creatures, but is useless against the undead, demons, artificial creatures and even living plants.}}
-A '''wand of draining''' is a "tier-1" attack wand which projects [[Bolt of Draining|bolts]] of [[Negative energy|negative energy]]. These deal damage and reduce the target's [[HD]], rendering them weaker (and also less valuable in terms of XP).
+A '''wand of draining''' is a "tier-1" attack wand which projects bolts of [[negative energy]], similar to the spell [[Bolt of Draining]]. These deal damage and reduce the target's [[HD]], rendering them weaker (and also less valuable in terms of XP).
 ==Player Use==
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 As with any other wand, the bolt of draining projected by a wand of draining in the hands of a monster uses a power rating of (30 + (monster hit dice)). This gives it a typical damage output of 3d8 when used by low-level monsters and 3d9 when used by mid-to-high level monsters, and the player needs EV 19 to have a 50% chance of evading the beam without Repel or Deflect Missiles in force.
-== Tips & Tricks ==
+==Tips & Tricks==
 As a tier-1 attack wand, wands of draining provide a powerful backup attack. Melee characters should save them for living opponents that are unusually dangerous to engage in melee, such as [[hydra]]s and acidic monsters. [[Ice Magic]] and [[Fire Magic]] users should use them as a backup or alternate attack against living opponents that resist their elemental attack spells; very few living monsters have any [[Life Protection]] at all.

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 {{flavour|A magical device which throws a bolt of negative energy which drains the life essences of living creatures, but is useless against the undead, demons, artificial creatures and even living plants.}}

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 A '''wand of draining''' is a "tier-1" attack wand which projects bolts of [[Bolt of Draining|negative energy]]. These deal damage and reduce the target's [[HD]], rendering them weaker (and also less valuable in terms of XP).

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