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| − | + | '''Lightning Bolt''' is a level 5 [[Conjurations]]/[[Air Magic]] spell which fires a bolt of lightning, dealing less reliable damage than other [[Bolt spells]], but at longer range and with the potential to strike targets twice through [[multizap]]ping. By firing your bolt into a rock or stone [[wall]], it will bounce back at an angle, dealing damage to everything it strikes along the way. Unfortunately, the spell creates a lot of noise. Unlike other bolt-type spells, Lightning Bolt doesn't lose any squares of range when it hits monsters. | |
| − | Lightning combines well with [[Summon Elemental|Summon (air) Elemental]]; air | + | ==Strategy== |
| + | Lightning combines well with [[Summon Elemental|Summon (air) Elemental]]; [[air elemental]]s are immune to [[electricity]], so you can sic them on a foe while zapping through them harmlessly. | ||
Revision as of 13:59, 28 June 2013
Version 0.12: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
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| Level | 5 |
| School1 | Conjuration |
| School2 | Air |
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| Casting noise | 25 |
| Spell noise | 25 |
| This spell hurls a mighty bolt of lightning. |
| Spell Details | |
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| Damage Formula | 1d(11+(Power*3)/5) |
| Max Damage | 1d131 electricity |
| Max Power | 200 |
| Range | 5 to 12 |
| Targeting | Bolt |
| To-hit | |
| Special | Multizap |
Lightning Bolt is a level 5 Conjurations/Air Magic spell which fires a bolt of lightning, dealing less reliable damage than other Bolt spells, but at longer range and with the potential to strike targets twice through multizapping. By firing your bolt into a rock or stone wall, it will bounce back at an angle, dealing damage to everything it strikes along the way. Unfortunately, the spell creates a lot of noise. Unlike other bolt-type spells, Lightning Bolt doesn't lose any squares of range when it hits monsters.
Strategy
Lightning combines well with Summon (air) Elemental; air elementals are immune to electricity, so you can sic them on a foe while zapping through them harmlessly.