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| − | '''Iron Shot''' is a | + | '''Iron Shot''' is a level 6 [[Conjurations]]/[[Earth Magic]] spell which launches a metal lance at a single target. It has modest range, and is both irresistable and very powerful, but can miss or be blocked. |
| − | + | In spite of being a single target spell, Iron Shot is extremely popular due to the fact that no monster has resistance against pure physical damage. Even [[Air Magic]]-specialists have been known to pick it up as a guaranteed weapon against the most dangerous and resistant foes out there, such as [[orbs of fire]]. While [[Lehudib's Crystal Spear]] functions similarly while doing more damage, Iron Shot is much easier to find and cast safely, making it the more common choice. | |
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | Iron Shot was formerly named '''Bolt of Iron''', and then '''Iron Bolt''', but was renamed once more due to the fact that it did not function like the other [[Bolt spells]]. | + | Iron Shot was formerly named '''Bolt of Iron''', and then '''Iron Bolt''', but was renamed once more in [[0.6]] due to the fact that it did not function like the other [[Bolt spells]]. |
Revision as of 21:21, 24 December 2019
Iron Shot
| Spell Details | |
|---|---|
| Damage Formula | 9d(1.66+Power/12) |
| Max Damage | 9d19 |
| Max Power | 200 |
| Range | 4 |
| Targeting | Beam |
| To-hit | 7+Power/15 |
| Special | N/A |
Iron Shot is a level 6 Conjurations/Earth Magic spell which launches a metal lance at a single target. It has modest range, and is both irresistable and very powerful, but can miss or be blocked.
In spite of being a single target spell, Iron Shot is extremely popular due to the fact that no monster has resistance against pure physical damage. Even Air Magic-specialists have been known to pick it up as a guaranteed weapon against the most dangerous and resistant foes out there, such as orbs of fire. While Lehudib's Crystal Spear functions similarly while doing more damage, Iron Shot is much easier to find and cast safely, making it the more common choice.
Monster Version
This version of the spell is almost identical to the player version, though the damage is significantly more variable.
The following enemies cast Iron Shot:
- z
Ancient champion (3d26 damage) - L
Boris (3d37 damage) - &
Cerebov (3d36 damage) - e
Deep elf annihilator (3d28 damage) - &
Dispater (3d29 damage) - q
Draconian annihilator (3d29 damage) - @
Frances (3d26 damage) - 1
Hell Sentinel (3d33 damage) - E
Iron elemental (3d24 damage) - C
Iron giant (3d32 damage) - g
Jorgrun (3d28 damage) - 8
Roxanne (3d26 damage) - 3
Ynoxinul (3d16 damage)
The following enemies may be able to cast Iron Shot, depending on their spell set:
- &
Pandemonium lord (5.2% chance)
History
Iron Shot was formerly named Bolt of Iron, and then Iron Bolt, but was renamed once more in 0.6 due to the fact that it did not function like the other Bolt spells.
