Miscast effect - Revision history

imported>Draconius at 03:27, 8 July 2026

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	A [[miscast effect]] occurs when a player fails to cast a spell successfully. These can range in severity from completely harmless to inflicting heavy damage and [[magic contamination]], depending on the school of magic, the spell level, and the degree of failure. Players wishing to protect themselves from miscasts should focus on increasing the [[spell success]] rate, as this reduces both the frequency and intensity of miscasts. Additionally, miscasts from some schools of magic produce elemental damage that can be resisted.		A [[miscast effect]] occurs when a player fails to cast a spell successfully. These can range in severity from completely harmless to inflicting heavy damage and [[magic contamination]], depending on the school of magic, the spell level, and the degree of failure. Players wishing to protect themselves from miscasts should focus on increasing the [[spell success]] rate, as this reduces both the frequency and intensity of miscasts. Additionally, miscasts from some schools of magic produce elemental damage that can be resisted.

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	Miscasting a spell from any school causes [[contamination]] based on the spell level and degree of failure (which can range from 1 to 99 for spells that are almost impossible to cast; higher success rate reduces the maximum range):		Miscasting a spell from any school causes [[contamination]] based on the spell level and degree of failure (which can range from 1 to 99 for spells that are almost impossible to cast; higher success rate reduces the maximum range):

	{{crawlquote\|'''Contamination''': 2 × (Spell Level × Spell Level × Degree of Failure + 250) }}		{{crawlquote\|'''Contamination''': 2 × (Spell Level × Spell Level × Degree of Failure + 250) / 5 }}

	If this results in more than 800 points of contamination, an additional effect is applied based on the spell school. If the spell has multiple schools, one of them is chosen at random. The intensity of the effect is rolled based on the spell level and the [[Spell_Success#The_final_step\|raw spell failure chance]] (an internal value from 1 to 99, ''not'' the failure rate shown on the spell list).		If this results in more than 800 points of contamination, an additional effect is applied based on the spell school. If the spell has multiple schools, one of them is chosen at random. The intensity of the effect is rolled based on the spell level and the [[Spell_Success#The_final_step\|raw spell failure chance]] (an internal value from 1 to 99, ''not'' the failure rate shown on the spell list).

Hordes at 19:11, 26 October 2025

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	A [[miscast effect]] occurs when a player fails to cast a spell successfully. These can range in severity from completely harmless to inflicting heavy damage and [[magic contamination]], depending on the school of magic, the spell level, and the degree of failure. Players wishing to protect themselves from miscasts should focus on increasing the [[spell success]] rate, as this reduces both the frequency and intensity of miscasts. Additionally, miscasts from some schools of magic produce elemental damage that can be resisted.		A [[miscast effect]] occurs when a player fails to cast a spell successfully. These can range in severity from completely harmless to inflicting heavy damage and [[magic contamination]], depending on the school of magic, the spell level, and the degree of failure. Players wishing to protect themselves from miscasts should focus on increasing the [[spell success]] rate, as this reduces both the frequency and intensity of miscasts. Additionally, miscasts from some schools of magic produce elemental damage that can be resisted.

Hordes at 19:10, 26 October 2025

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	\| [[Translocations]] \|\| prevents movement and voluntary [[blink]] or [[teleport]] (-Move -Tele)		\| [[Translocations]] \|\| prevents movement and voluntary [[blink]] or [[teleport]] (-Move -Tele)
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			\| [[Forgecraft]] \|\| <code>4 + Intensity/4</code> stacks of [[corrosion]]
	\|}		\|}

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	==History==		==History==
	~~{{CBA\|0.33\|there will be new miscast effects for [[Forgecraft]], which [[corrode]] you.}}~~
	*Prior to [[0.31]], there were [[Transmutations]] and [[Poison Magic]] spell schools, each with their own miscast effects. Transmutations miscasts gave extra contamination (double your current contamination, plus <code>9 × Miscast Intensity / 1000</code>) and Poison Magic miscasts poisoned you.		*Prior to [[0.31]], there were [[Transmutations]] and [[Poison Magic]] spell schools, each with their own miscast effects. Transmutations miscasts gave extra contamination (double your current contamination, plus <code>9 × Miscast Intensity / 1000</code>) and Poison Magic miscasts poisoned you.
	*In [[0.30]] only, the Translocations miscast effect was named "Stuck". The new -Move status no longer prevents blinking or teleporting, it only stops you from moving. Miscasting a Translocations spell now gives -Move and -Tele, which functions identically to how it has previously.		*In [[0.30]] only, the Translocations miscast effect was named "Stuck". The new -Move status no longer prevents blinking or teleporting, it only stops you from moving. Miscasting a Translocations spell now gives -Move and -Tele, which functions identically to how it has previously.

imported>Ge0ff: /* History */

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History

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	==History==		==History==
	{{CBA\|0.33\|there will be new miscast effects for [[Forgecraft]], which [[corrode]] you.}}		{{CBA\|0.33\|there will be new miscast effects for [[Forgecraft]], which [[corrode]] you.}}
	*Prior to [[0.31]], there were [[Transmutations]] and [[Poison Magic]] spell schools, each with their own miscast effects. Transmutations miscasts gave extra contamination (double your current contamination, plus 9 × Miscast Intensity / 1000) and Poison Magic miscasts poisoned you.		*Prior to [[0.31]], there were [[Transmutations]] and [[Poison Magic]] spell schools, each with their own miscast effects. Transmutations miscasts gave extra contamination (double your current contamination, plus <code>9 × Miscast Intensity / 1000</code>) and Poison Magic miscasts poisoned you.
	*In [[0.30]] only, the Translocations miscast effect was named "Stuck". The new -Move status no longer prevents blinking or teleporting, it only stops you from moving. Miscasting a Translocations spell now gives -Move and -Tele, which functions identically to how it has previously.		*In [[0.30]] only, the Translocations miscast effect was named "Stuck". The new -Move status no longer prevents blinking or teleporting, it only stops you from moving. Miscasting a Translocations spell now gives -Move and -Tele, which functions identically to how it has previously.
	*Prior to [[0.29]], Hexes miscast effects would [[potion of cancellation\|debuff]] the user before applying Slow.		*Prior to [[0.29]], Hexes miscast effects would [[potion of cancellation\|debuff]] the user before applying Slow.

imported>Qqqqwe2 at 16:37, 27 March 2025

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	==History==		==History==
	{{CBA\|0.32\|there will be new miscast effects for [[Forgecraft]], which [[corrode]] you.}}		{{CBA\|0.33\|there will be new miscast effects for [[Forgecraft]], which [[corrode]] you.}}
	*Prior to [[0.31]], there were [[Transmutations]] and [[Poison Magic]] spell schools, each with their own miscast effects. Transmutations miscasts gave extra contamination (double your current contamination, plus 9 × Miscast Intensity / 1000) and Poison Magic miscasts poisoned you.		*Prior to [[0.31]], there were [[Transmutations]] and [[Poison Magic]] spell schools, each with their own miscast effects. Transmutations miscasts gave extra contamination (double your current contamination, plus 9 × Miscast Intensity / 1000) and Poison Magic miscasts poisoned you.
	*In [[0.30]] only, the Translocations miscast effect was named "Stuck". The new -Move status no longer prevents blinking or teleporting, it only stops you from moving. Miscasting a Translocations spell now gives -Move and -Tele, which functions identically to how it has previously.		*In [[0.30]] only, the Translocations miscast effect was named "Stuck". The new -Move status no longer prevents blinking or teleporting, it only stops you from moving. Miscasting a Translocations spell now gives -Move and -Tele, which functions identically to how it has previously.

imported>Qqqqwe2: update info

2025-03-27T16:36:35Z

update info

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	A [[miscast effect]] occurs when a player fails to cast a spell successfully. These can range in severity from completely harmless to inflicting heavy damage and [[magic contamination]], depending on the school of magic, the spell level, and the degree of failure. Players wishing to protect themselves from miscasts should focus on increasing the [[spell success]] rate, as this reduces both the frequency and intensity of miscasts. Additionally, miscasts from some schools of magic produce elemental damage that can be resisted.		A [[miscast effect]] occurs when a player fails to cast a spell successfully. These can range in severity from completely harmless to inflicting heavy damage and [[magic contamination]], depending on the school of magic, the spell level, and the degree of failure. Players wishing to protect themselves from miscasts should focus on increasing the [[spell success]] rate, as this reduces both the frequency and intensity of miscasts. Additionally, miscasts from some schools of magic produce elemental damage that can be resisted.

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	\| [[Necromancy]] \|\| [[drain\|draining]] damage		\| [[Necromancy]] \|\| [[drain\|draining]] damage
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	\| [[~~Poison Magic~~]] \|\| [[poison]] damage		\| [[Alchemy]] \|\| [[poison]] damage
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	\| [[Summonings]] \|\| durably summoned [[nameless horror]]<br>[[HD]] = 2 × Intensity / 3		\| [[Summonings]] \|\| durably summoned [[nameless horror]]<br>[[HD]] = 2 × Intensity / 3
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Translocations]] \|\| prevents movement and voluntary [[blink]] or [[teleport]] (~~Stuck~~)		\| [[Translocations]] \|\| prevents movement and voluntary [[blink]] or [[teleport]] (-Move -Tele)
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	~~\| [[Transmutations]] \|\| double current [[contamination]] <br> plus 9 × Intensity / 1000 contamination~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}
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	==History==		==History==
	*Prior to [[0.30]], the Translocations miscast effect was named ~~"-Move" instead of~~ "Stuck". The new -Move status~~, which you get after casting [[Momentum Strike]],~~ no longer prevents blinking or teleporting, it only stops you from moving.		{{CBA\|0.32\|there will be new miscast effects for [[Forgecraft]], which [[corrode]] you.}}
			*Prior to [[0.31]], there were [[Transmutations]] and [[Poison Magic]] spell schools, each with their own miscast effects. Transmutations miscasts gave extra contamination (double your current contamination, plus 9 × Miscast Intensity / 1000) and Poison Magic miscasts poisoned you.
			*In [[0.30]] only, the Translocations miscast effect was named "Stuck". The new -Move status no longer prevents blinking or teleporting, it only stops you from moving. Miscasting a Translocations spell now gives -Move and -Tele, which functions identically to how it has previously.
	*Prior to [[0.29]], Hexes miscast effects would [[potion of cancellation\|debuff]] the user before applying Slow.		*Prior to [[0.29]], Hexes miscast effects would [[potion of cancellation\|debuff]] the user before applying Slow.
	*Prior to [[0.28]], miscast effects were applied to [[Hell]]'s mystical force.		*Prior to [[0.28]], miscast effects were applied to [[Hell]]'s mystical force.

imported>Ge0ff: /* History */ Clarify what new -Move does

2023-05-15T15:13:39Z

History: Clarify what new -Move does

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	==History==		==History==
	*Prior to [[0.30]], the Translocations miscast effect was named "-Move" instead of "Stuck".		*Prior to [[0.30]], the Translocations miscast effect was named "-Move" instead of "Stuck". The new -Move status, which you get after casting [[Momentum Strike]], no longer prevents blinking or teleporting, it only stops you from moving.
	*Prior to [[0.29]], Hexes miscast effects would [[potion of cancellation\|debuff]] the user before applying Slow.		*Prior to [[0.29]], Hexes miscast effects would [[potion of cancellation\|debuff]] the user before applying Slow.
	*Prior to [[0.28]], miscast effects were applied to [[Hell]]'s mystical force.		*Prior to [[0.28]], miscast effects were applied to [[Hell]]'s mystical force.