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This ego is ideal for early- to mid-game spellcasters to help maximize spellpower, although it becomes less useful during the late game once you have already reached your spellpower cap. | This ego is ideal for early- to mid-game spellcasters to help maximize spellpower, although it becomes less useful during the late game once you have already reached your spellpower cap. | ||
| − | The spell enhancing effects of Archmagi are particularly useful for binary schools of magic, such as [[Hexes | + | The spell enhancing effects of Archmagi are particularly useful for binary schools of magic, such as [[Hexes]]. Conjurers and other direct damage dealers might simply deal a little more damage per hit, but for [[Enchanter]]s, this ego can make the difference between the spell succeeding or failing entirely. |
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| It increases the power of its wearer's magical spells. |
The Archmagi ego acts as an enhancer for all spells, increasing your spell power. It does not make spells any easier to cast, nor does it reduce your spell hunger.
It can appear naturally on robes, but it can also generate on a few rare unrandarts.
Strategy
This ego is ideal for early- to mid-game spellcasters to help maximize spellpower, although it becomes less useful during the late game once you have already reached your spellpower cap.
The spell enhancing effects of Archmagi are particularly useful for binary schools of magic, such as Hexes. Conjurers and other direct damage dealers might simply deal a little more damage per hit, but for Enchanters, this ego can make the difference between the spell succeeding or failing entirely.
The archmagi ego can be found on:
- robes, including the unrandart Robe of Folly
- the Hat of the High Council
- the Majin-Bo
- the orange crystal plate armour
History
In ancient versions of Crawl, before 0.8, this ego reduced spell failure rates in addition to increasing spell power, but it also reduced XP gain to 1/4 of normal, providing a serious threat of undertraining to most characters.
