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This is a list of all memorizable spells in Crawl, organized by flags, along with descriptions of those flags.  This data was [[List_of_spells/parse-spl-data|extracted automatically]] from the source code.  
 
This is a list of all memorizable spells in Crawl, organized by flags, along with descriptions of those flags.  This data was [[List_of_spells/parse-spl-data|extracted automatically]] from the source code.  
  

Revision as of 20:39, 18 August 2016

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This is a list of all memorizable spells in Crawl, organized by flags, along with descriptions of those flags. This data was extracted automatically from the source code.

Targeting

Smite-targeted spells use the target or grid flag; the former requires a target creature while the latter does not. Apportation is unique in that it "smites" an object (targ obj) rather than a creature. Beam-targeted spells use dir or target. Direction-only spells (currently, only Passwall) use dir. The not self flag prevents you from targeting yourself or your square. The restriction that Conjure Flame not target a square with a creature is handled as a special case, rather than using a flag.

The neutral and helpful flags affect the default targeting mode for the = and - targeting commands (hostiles, any, or friends), though this can always be changed by pressing control-F at the targeting prompt.

Religion

Spells with the flags unholy, chaotic, unclean, corpse violating, or hasty offend some gods (as do Necromancy spells regardless of flags). See the descriptions below for more details.

Script error

See also