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| − | '''Infestation''' is a level 8 [[Necromancy]] spell that applies 'infested' to monsters in a | + | '''Infestation''' is a level 8 [[Necromancy]] spell that applies the 'infested' status to monsters in a 5x5 smite-targeted area; a friendly [[death scarab]] erupts out of the victims when they die. |
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| + | Infest the weaker monsters in a horde and kill them quickly to spawn a bunch of scarabs. Death scarabs are incredibly good allies; they are very fast, slow down enemies, are undead, and deal great damage. They also last for a fairly long time, letting you Infest new monsters you encounter to replenish your horde. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
* Added in [[0.19]]. | * Added in [[0.19]]. | ||
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 Infestation
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| Level | 8 |
| School1 | Necromancy |
| Source(s) | Book of Death |
| Casting noise | 8 |
| Spell noise | 4 |
| Power Cap | 200 |
| Range | LOS |
| Hated By | Elyvilon The Shining One Zin |
| Flags | Target, Unclean |
| Calls forth a plague of scarabs, infesting affected creatures for a duration depending on power and causing death scarabs to grow and burst from them upon death. |
Infestation is a level 8 Necromancy spell that applies the 'infested' status to monsters in a 5x5 smite-targeted area; a friendly death scarab erupts out of the victims when they die.
Strategy
Infest the weaker monsters in a horde and kill them quickly to spawn a bunch of scarabs. Death scarabs are incredibly good allies; they are very fast, slow down enemies, are undead, and deal great damage. They also last for a fairly long time, letting you Infest new monsters you encounter to replenish your horde.
History
- Added in 0.19.
