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Grants your target a quickness of mind and body, allowing them improved night vision, the ability to see invisible creatures, and greatly increased stamina regeneration.
Covers your target in a holy guard, increasing their armor class for 2 hour(s) 24.0 mins.
Surrounds your group in the aegis of Ro, damaging any creature that attacks them.
Removes toxin from your target's system, curing them of severe poisons.
Constricts your target's throat, causing between 50 damage initially and 45 damage every six seconds for 120 secs (20 ticks), as well as lowering their strength and agility. (950 total damage @ 3.8 DPM)
Surrounds your target's feet in arcane shackles, slowing their movement speed. If the mob you are casting on is close enough to you, this spell will bind you as well even if you are kiting 4. Supersedes the lower level spell Bonds of Force.
Fills your target with energy, increasing their attack speed, agility, and stamina regeneration. Does not stack with Call of Earth.
Fills your pet with rage, giving it increased attack speed, armor class, and strength for 17 minutes.
Infuses your target with the power of an avatar, increasing their strength, dexterity, agility, and attack rating for 6.0 mins. Consumes an Emerald when cast (Emerald costs around 13p). This spell stacks with all other buffs except Primal Essence and Aura of Battle. Patch change 20 Feb, 2012: Kanras: Updated Avatar to give 100 AGI.
Fills your target's blood with poison, causing 150 damage initially and 214 damage every six seconds for 42 secs (7 ticks). Total (1648) & 3.88 dpm.
Banishes your target to the nether realm, completely removing them (and their loot) from this plane of existence. Consumes a star ruby when cast.
Banishes an undead creature to the shadow realm. Consumes a Star Ruby to cast. Works on creatures up to level 51.
Hardens your skin and fills your arms with energy, increasing strength and absorbing damage, while also decreasing your agility. (Absorbs 1.75 HP per mana) Does NOT stack on Focus of Spirit
Calls down a hailstorm from the sky, causing three waves of 490 damage, up to a maximum of 4 targets hit. (1.476DPM per hit) *Note: Rain nukes are limited to 4 hits total. Either you can hit the same mobs 3 times, you can hit 2 mobs twice each, or you can hit 4 mobs once each. *In EQL, the caster does not take damage from rains.
Ensnares up to 4 of those near your target in a tangle of dark vines that decreases their movement rate. If cast on a target next to you, it can snare yourself as well. Overrides Wrath of Nature (Druid Epic snare).
Summons a whirling wind to stun your target, also doing between 772 and 812 damage. Outdoor only.
Focuses mana into the form of a bundle of party favors.
Conjures a mystical portal that summons one of your allies to your side. The target must be in your group to be summoned. Consumes a pearl when cast. Originally, this spell would clear agro on the target when summoned. However, sometime near the end of Velious it was changed to not auto clear agro. That said, after this time you can still clear agro by leashing mobs with the summon. Generates Aggro as of 12/9/23
Channels your body's energy to refresh your mind, trading hit points for mana. 0.486(L54) to 0.513(L60) Mana per Hp
Channels your body's energy to refresh your mind, trading hit points for mana. 0.547(L58) to 0.554(L60) Mana per Hp
Freezes the flesh from your target's body, causing between 505 and 540 damage and temporarily transforming them into a skeleton. 2.57 DPM.
Calls upon the spirit of summer to protect your group from cold for 36.0 mins.
Calls upon the spirit of winter to protect your group from fire for 36.0 mins.
Creates a wave of intense color around you that assaults your opponent's senses, briefly stunning all nearby creatures, as well as draining their mana. Works on mobs up to level 55.
Summons your target's corpse to you. Consumes a Tiny Jade Inlaid Coffin when cast. The advantage over the Summon Corpse spell is that the reagent is lighter weight at 0.1 and stacks to 20, rather than being a 10 weight container requiring a bag slot. Character to be summoned must be in zone and in group. Note: If the target is not a group member, then a Tiny Jade Inlaid Coffin is consumed anyway, but the corpse is not summoned.
Revives a slain ally, restoring 93 percent of their lost experience. It takes some time for the recently revived to fully recover. Consumes an Essence Emerald when cast.
Saps your target's power, decreasing their agility, dexterity, strength, and armor class for 6.3 mins @L53 to 7.0 mins @L60. It's not a bad idea to cast this on raid targets who have dangerous procs, rampages, or flurries as it reduces the frequency of those attacks. It does generate significant aggro, however. Stacks with Suffocate.
Bestows the favor of the gods upon your target, granting them a second chance at life should they fall in battle. Consumes a Pearl when cast.
Inflicts severe damage upon a targeted plant, causing between 645 and 725 damage.
Strikes your target with a chaotic burst of mental energy, causing between 571 and 675 damage. (2.7 DPM)
Grips your body in an unholy darkness, slowly draining your hit points while regenerating your mana. 5th and final spell of the "Lich" spell line. Does not stack with any clarity spells. Does stack with bard mana songs. Is subject to PvP 33% damage reduction, so actually deals 32 damage per tick. See https://www.project1999.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3559
Summons a devouring darkness that binds your target's feet, decreasing their movement rate, and doing 107 damage every six seconds for 1.3 mins, for a total of 1391 damage. 3.4775 DPM.
Dominates your target's mind, allowing you to control them for a short time. This spell works on creatures up to level 58. Its effect is [mostly] irresistible and lasts a specific period of time (48 seconds). Merchant class npcs can not be charmed.
Completely destroys your target, leaving nothing behind. This spell works on creatures up to level 46. Consumes an opal when cast.
Bestows the favor of the gods upon your target, granting them a second chance at life should they fall in battle. Consumes a pair of emeralds when cast. The chance for this to succeed is affected by the target's charisma. Note: Mechanics of this spell are such that any hit taken while the player is between 15% and 1% health has a chance to proc a CH and consume the DI. This is why it only very rarely works against Death Touch, the player must have had to be under 15% first which likely would've gotten them killed by low hp aggro anyways.
Consumes your target in a sudden torrent of magic, causing between 663(L55) and 688(L60) damage. Mana efficiency of 3.04 / 3.2, DPS of 229. Has a small stun component.
Summons the deafening decoy of Dyzil to aid you in battle. This warrior pet is skinned as a Fire elemental and casts a damage shield but has a higher level range and HP comparable to the L49 Earth elemental pet. Decoy casts a short-range targeted AoE that does his level in damage to enemies very near his target (35 units) but also raises Hate by 100, making him more likely to hold aggro than a Fire elemental pet. Abilities: Kick, Bash, FireElementalAura, FireElementalAttack2
Summons forth a servant of fear to do your bidding. Consumes 2x Bone Chips and 1x Peridot when successfully cast. Becomes immune to fear spells after the Sept 2001 Era.
Strikes an enemy with holy might, briefly stunning them and causing between 300 and @2 damage. This spell works on creatures up to level @1.
Expands your target's mind, increasing their intelligence and wisdom.
Commands an undead creature to do your bidding, temporarily bending them to your will.
Commands roots to take hold of your target(s), doing 190 damage and preventing their movement for 3.0 mins.
Opens an arcane portal that teleports your entire group to a relatively safe location in the current zone. See the travel guide for locations. Compare to the Druid's Succor. There is a small chance of leaving someone (including the wizard casting the spell) behind. Drains a total of 750 mana from the caster. Use Abscond if you are solo and only evacuating yourself. Also drains 750 mana from group members. Decreased mana of entire group, including caster, by 750 (not 150) until Luclin.https://lucy.allakhazam.com/spellhistory.html?id=1628&source=Live Bards seem to be immune to this effect. Especially ones named Brad.
Conjures a magical eye and gives you invisibility which can allow you to scout dangerous areas.
Calls down lightning from the sky, causing 812 damage to all those in the vicinity of your target. 2.27 damage per mana on a single target, 9.10 damage per mana on a full quad. Outdoor zones only.
Conjures a flaming sword that attacks your target until either it, or the target, is dead. Sounds impressive, but when you consider the fact that the flaming sword has 1 hp (source?) you begin to realize how much this spell sucks. Sword double attacks 28 damage per hit and bashes 17 max per round and somehow is an aggro magnet. Don't expect to get much out of this 700 mana sinkhole. Some wizards use this spell, plus a reclaim energy item, as an extra reserve mana battery. This tactic can be situationally useful but is often unreliable. Wizards with low conjuration may find it help to increase the skill by repeatedly casting Eye of Zomm or Halo of Light.
Constricts your target's muscles, causing their attack speed to slow for 2.9 mins @L57 to 3.0 mins @ L60
Fills you with the spirit of the wild, allowing you to take the form a wolf for 2 hour(s) 24.0 mins. Does not stack with Spirit of Oak, Mask of the Hunter or Gift of Brilliance. Does stack with PotG
Fills you with the spirit of the wild, allowing you to take the form a wolf for 3 hours @L60. Stacks with Mask of the Hunter. Does NOT stack with Avatar
Provides your target with mystic fortitude, increasing their hit points and armor class for 2 hour(s) 24.0 mins. This spell trades the higher AC and HP of Heroism for a longer total duration. However, due to the lack of a group version of this spell (such as Heroic Bond for Heroism), and the lower total stats, Clerics tend to use Heroism and Heroic Bond instead, until getting Aegolism (which lasts roughly as long as Fortitude while keeping the stats of Heroic Bond).