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These snakes are not real summons, and can not be [[abjuration|abjured]]. They will wither away after a while though. | These snakes are not real summons, and can not be [[abjuration|abjured]]. They will wither away after a while though. | ||
| − | Number of snakes created is <code>1 + (1d<power> - 1) / 15</code>, capped at 7.<ref>{{source ref|0.25.0|spl-summoning.cc|180}}</ref> | + | Number of snakes created per cast is <code>1 + (1d<power> - 1) / 15</code>, capped at 7.<ref>{{source ref|0.25.0|spl-summoning.cc|180}}</ref> Assuming you have enough arrows, of course. |
[[Duration class]] ranges from 3 (around 27 turns) to 5 (around 81 turns). The formula is <code>3 + (1d<power> - 1) / 20</code>, capped at 5.<ref>{{source ref|0.25.0|spl-summoning.cc|179}}</ref> | [[Duration class]] ranges from 3 (around 27 turns) to 5 (around 81 turns). The formula is <code>3 + (1d<power> - 1) / 20</code>, capped at 5.<ref>{{source ref|0.25.0|spl-summoning.cc|179}}</ref> | ||
==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
| − | Sticks to Snakes allows you to create [[summon]]s (for all intents) with no cap. They can block line of fire or distract enemies. If you have enough arrows, you can swarm enemies with snakes, which will let you win most early game fights. Very powerful for [[Transmuter]] starts, and other early game | + | Sticks to Snakes allows you to create [[summon]]s (for all intents) with no cap. They can block line of fire or distract enemies. If you have enough arrows, you can swarm enemies with snakes, which will let you win most early game fights. Very powerful for [[Transmuter]] starts, and useful for other characters (even past the early game). |
| − | + | Snakes can be combined with a [[scroll of immolation]] or [[Inner Flame]] to "snakebomb" enemies - even ball pythons create a high damage explosion. As all summons can be immolated as of [[0.25]], it's not exclusive to Sticks to Snakes anymore, but worth keeping in mind. | |
==History== | ==History== | ||
Revision as of 05:47, 30 July 2023
 Sticks to Snakes
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| Level | 2 |
| School1 | Transmutation |
| Source(s) | Book of Changes |
| Casting noise | 2 |
| Spell noise | 0 |
| Transforms a number of arrows in inventory into short-lived snakes, creating more dangerous snakes with higher power. |
Sticks to Snakes is a level 2 Transmutation spell which turns arrows from inventory into snakes.
Contents
Useful Info
Turns arrows into allied snakes. Higher spell power may increase the number of creatures created, create stronger snakes and increase their duration. One arrow from inventory is consumed for each snake created.
Possible monsters are:
- S
Ball python - S
Adder - S
Water moccasin
These snakes are not real summons, and can not be abjured. They will wither away after a while though.
Number of snakes created per cast is 1 + (1d<power> - 1) / 15, capped at 7.[1] Assuming you have enough arrows, of course.
Duration class ranges from 3 (around 27 turns) to 5 (around 81 turns). The formula is 3 + (1d<power> - 1) / 20, capped at 5.[2]
Strategy
Sticks to Snakes allows you to create summons (for all intents) with no cap. They can block line of fire or distract enemies. If you have enough arrows, you can swarm enemies with snakes, which will let you win most early game fights. Very powerful for Transmuter starts, and useful for other characters (even past the early game).
Snakes can be combined with a scroll of immolation or Inner Flame to "snakebomb" enemies - even ball pythons create a high damage explosion. As all summons can be immolated as of 0.25, it's not exclusive to Sticks to Snakes anymore, but worth keeping in mind.
History
- Sticks to Snakes was removed in 0.26.
- Prior to 0.17, Sticks to Snakes required arrows to be wielded.
- Prior to 0.15, Transmutations skill was used instead of spell power for some formulas.
- Prior to 0.14, this spell worked on melee weapons, like clubs and polearms, and could create black mambas or even anacondas, making it much more useful for non-felids.
References
- ↑ spl-summoning.cc:180 (0.25.0)
- ↑ spl-summoning.cc:179 (0.25.0)
