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Patrick2011b at 03:24, 11 March 2026

2026-03-11T03:24:08Z

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	{{flavour\|Revenants are skeletal undead, created when an individual dies to violent magic without being mourned or remembered. They rise with fragmentary recollections of their former life and an all-consuming hunger to claw back that existence which the world forgot.		{{flavour\|Revenants are skeletal undead, created when an individual dies to violent magic without being mourned or remembered. They rise with fragmentary recollections of their former life and an all-consuming hunger to claw back that existence which the world forgot.
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	**Revenants are vulnerable to [[Dispel Undead]], [[holy]] damage, and [[holy wrath]]-[[brand]]ed weapons. They may not worship the [[good god]]s ([[The Shining One]], [[Zin]], or [[Elyvilon]]). The holy wrath brand will not function on weapons they wield.		**Revenants are vulnerable to [[Dispel Undead]], [[holy]] damage, and [[holy wrath]]-[[brand]]ed weapons. They may not worship the [[good god]]s ([[The Shining One]], [[Zin]], or [[Elyvilon]]). The holy wrath brand will not function on weapons they wield.
	**Revenants cannot use the spells [[Borgnjor's Revivification]], [[Death's Door]], or [[Sublimation of Blood]].		**Revenants cannot use the spells [[Borgnjor's Revivification]], [[Death's Door]], or [[Sublimation of Blood]].
			**Revenants need twice as much XP as normal to remove [[Doom]] and [[Bane]]s.
	*Revenants are vulnerable to [[Lee's Rapid Deconstruction]] and [[Shatter]].		*Revenants are vulnerable to [[Lee's Rapid Deconstruction]] and [[Shatter]].
	*'''[[Claws\|Claws 1]]''': Revenants have claws on their hands. They receive a +2 damage bonus to [[Unarmed Combat]], if they are not wearing [[gloves]].		*'''[[Claws\|Claws 1]]''': Revenants have claws on their hands. They receive a +2 damage bonus to [[Unarmed Combat]], if they are not wearing [[gloves]].
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	*Spellclaws are boosted: Spellclaw attacks never miss, damage is increased depending on spell level, and attacks recover HP equal to 75% the damage dealt.		*Spellclaws are boosted: Spellclaw attacks never miss, damage is increased depending on spell level, and attacks recover HP equal to 75% the damage dealt.

	Enkindle lasts for <code>11 + 1d9 + 3*memories</code> turns or until you run out of memories.<ref>{{source ref\|0.33.1\|ability.cc\|~~3385~~}}</ref> If ~~Enkindled~~'s duration runs out, any spare memories are lost. You can't gain memories during ~~Enkindled~~.		Enkindle lasts for <code>11 + 1d9 + 3*memories</code> turns or until you run out of memories.<ref>{{source ref\|0.34.0\|ability.cc\|3426}}</ref> If Enkindle's duration runs out, any spare memories are lost. You can't gain memories during Enkindle.

	The Spellclaws damage boost is nonlinear:<ref>{{source ref\|0.33.1\|melee-attack.cc\|~~489~~}}</ref>		The Spellclaws damage boost is nonlinear:<ref>{{source ref\|0.34.0\|melee-attack.cc\|5291}}</ref>
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	!Level !! % Boost !! Level !! % Boost		!Level !! % Boost !! Level !! % Boost !! Level !! % Boost
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	\|1 \|\| 5% \|\| 6 \|\| 70%		\|1 \|\| 5% \|\| 4 \|\| 40% \|\| 7 \|\| 90%
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	\|2 \|\| 15% \|\| 7 \|\| 90%		\|2 \|\| 15% \|\| 5 \|\| 55% \|\| 8 \|\| 115%
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	\|3 \|\| 25% \|\| 8 \|\| ~~115%~~		\|3 \|\| 25% \|\| 6 \|\| 70% \|\| 9 \|\| 150%
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	~~\|4 \|\| 40~~% \|\| 9 \|\| 150%
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	~~\|5 \|\| 55~~%
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Innate Abilities

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	*'''[[Claws\|Claws 1]]''': Revenants have claws on their hands. They receive a +2 damage bonus to [[Unarmed Combat]], if they are not wearing [[gloves]].		*'''[[Claws\|Claws 1]]''': Revenants have claws on their hands. They receive a +2 damage bonus to [[Unarmed Combat]], if they are not wearing [[gloves]].
	*'''[[Low MP\|Low MP 2]]''': Revenants have 20% less MP than other species.		*'''[[Low MP\|Low MP 2]]''': Revenants have 20% less MP than other species.
	*'''Spellclaws''': Revenants perform a melee attack against the highest-health enemy in range whenever they cast a damage-dealing spell. The melee attack takes no extra time, but if your attack speed is faster or slower than 1.0 decaAut, the damage is scaled proportionally.		*'''Spellclaws''': Revenants perform a melee attack against the highest-health enemy in range whenever they cast a damage-dealing spell. The melee attack takes no extra time, but if your melee [[attack speed]] is faster or slower than 1.0 [[decaAut]], the damage is scaled proportionally.
	*Revenants gain ''memories'' from monsters they kill; see below for details.		*Revenants gain ''memories'' from monsters they kill; see below for details.
	Revenants have a base [[Strength]] of 11, [[Intelligence]] of 7, and [[Dexterity]] of 4 (before Background modifiers). They have +1 base [[magic points]], however this is affected by their Low Magic mutation.		Revenants have a base [[Strength]] of 11, [[Intelligence]] of 7, and [[Dexterity]] of 4 (before Background modifiers). They have +1 base [[magic points]], however this is affected by their Low Magic mutation.

imported>Drac4: /* Strategy */

2026-01-19T23:03:43Z

Strategy

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	*For heavy melee characters, damage spells can be treated like [[evocable]]s that can be activated with Enkindled.		*For heavy melee characters, damage spells can be treated like [[evocable]]s that can be activated with Enkindled.
	*For primarily magic characters, Spellclaws can result in free attacks (especially if you're already using range-1 spells like [[Irradiate]]), and putting a few levels into melee doesn't cost much XP.		*For primarily magic characters, Spellclaws can result in free attacks (especially if you're already using range-1 spells like [[Irradiate]]), and putting a few levels into melee doesn't cost much XP.
	*Despite the name of "Spellclaws", the melee passive doesn't get any special bonus from Unarmed Combat. Characters who are primarily casters will likely prefer to wield weapons or [[magical staves]] once past the early game. The former can benefit from [[brand]] and [[enchantment]]s, outweighing the +2 Unarmed damage boost, while the latter directly boosts spell power and has ~~passible~~ melee damage.		*Despite the name of "Spellclaws", the melee passive doesn't get any special bonus from Unarmed Combat. Characters who are primarily casters will likely prefer to wield weapons or [[magical staves]] once past the early game. The former can benefit from [[brand]] and [[enchantment]]s, outweighing the +2 Unarmed damage boost, while the latter directly boosts spell power and has passable melee damage.

	==History==		==History==

Hordes: /* Strategy */

2025-12-14T05:57:45Z

Strategy

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	*For heavy melee characters, damage spells can be treated like [[evocable]]s that can be activated with Enkindled.		*For heavy melee characters, damage spells can be treated like [[evocable]]s that can be activated with Enkindled.
	*For primarily magic characters, Spellclaws can result in free attacks (especially if you're already using range-1 spells like [[Irradiate]]), and putting a few levels into melee doesn't cost much XP.		*For primarily magic characters, Spellclaws can result in free attacks (especially if you're already using range-1 spells like [[Irradiate]]), and putting a few levels into melee doesn't cost much XP.
	*Despite the name of "Spellclaws", the melee passive doesn't get any special bonus from Unarmed Combat. Characters who are primarily casters will likely prefer to wield weapons or [[magical staves]] once ~~making it~~ past the early ~~Dungeon~~. The former can benefit from [[brand]]s and [[enchantment]]s ~~even at low skill~~, while the latter directly boosts spell power and has passible melee damage.		*Despite the name of "Spellclaws", the melee passive doesn't get any special bonus from Unarmed Combat. Characters who are primarily casters will likely prefer to wield weapons or [[magical staves]] once past the early game. The former can benefit from [[brand]] and [[enchantment]]s, outweighing the +2 Unarmed damage boost, while the latter directly boosts spell power and has passible melee damage.

	==History==		==History==

Hordes: /* Strategy */

2025-12-07T20:33:54Z

Strategy

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	*For heavy melee characters, damage spells can be treated like [[evocable]]s that can be activated with Enkindled.		*For heavy melee characters, damage spells can be treated like [[evocable]]s that can be activated with Enkindled.
	*For primarily magic characters, Spellclaws can result in free attacks (especially if you're already using range-1 spells like [[Irradiate]]), and putting a few levels into melee doesn't cost much XP.		*For primarily magic characters, Spellclaws can result in free attacks (especially if you're already using range-1 spells like [[Irradiate]]), and putting a few levels into melee doesn't cost much XP.
	*Despite the name of "Spellclaws", the melee passive doesn't get any special bonus from Unarmed Combat. Characters who are primarily casters will likely prefer to wield weapons or [[magical staves]]; the former can benefit from [[brand]]s and [[enchantment]]s even at low skill, while the latter directly boosts spell power and has passible melee damage.		*Despite the name of "Spellclaws", the melee passive doesn't get any special bonus from Unarmed Combat. Characters who are primarily casters will likely prefer to wield weapons or [[magical staves]] once making it past the early Dungeon. The former can benefit from [[brand]]s and [[enchantment]]s even at low skill, while the latter directly boosts spell power and has passible melee damage.

	==History==		==History==

Hordes: /* Strategy */

2025-12-07T20:32:23Z

Strategy

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	*For heavy melee characters, damage spells can be treated like [[evocable]]s that can be activated with Enkindled.		*For heavy melee characters, damage spells can be treated like [[evocable]]s that can be activated with Enkindled.
	*For primarily magic characters, Spellclaws can result in free attacks (especially if you're already using range-1 spells like [[Irradiate]]), and putting a few levels into melee doesn't cost much XP.		*For primarily magic characters, Spellclaws can result in free attacks (especially if you're already using range-1 spells like [[Irradiate]]), and putting a few levels into melee doesn't cost much XP.
	*Despite the name of "Spellclaws", the melee passive doesn't get any special bonus from Unarmed Combat. Characters who are primarily casters will likely prefer to wield weapons or [[magical staves]]; the former can benefit from [[brand]]s and [[enchantment]]s even at low skill, while the latter directly boosts spell power and passible melee damage.		*Despite the name of "Spellclaws", the melee passive doesn't get any special bonus from Unarmed Combat. Characters who are primarily casters will likely prefer to wield weapons or [[magical staves]]; the former can benefit from [[brand]]s and [[enchantment]]s even at low skill, while the latter directly boosts spell power and has passible melee damage.

	==History==		==History==

Hordes: /* Strategy */

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Strategy

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	*For heavy melee characters, damage spells can be treated like [[evocable]]s that can be activated with Enkindled.		*For heavy melee characters, damage spells can be treated like [[evocable]]s that can be activated with Enkindled.
	*For primarily magic characters, Spellclaws can result in free attacks (especially if you're already using range-1 spells like [[Irradiate]]), and putting a few levels into melee doesn't cost much XP.		*For primarily magic characters, Spellclaws can result in free attacks (especially if you're already using range-1 spells like [[Irradiate]]), and putting a few levels into melee doesn't cost much XP.
			*Despite the name of "Spellclaws", the melee passive doesn't get any special bonus from Unarmed Combat. Characters who are primarily casters will likely prefer to wield weapons or [[magical staves]]; the former can benefit from [[brand]]s and [[enchantment]]s even at low skill, while the latter directly boosts spell power and passible melee damage.

	==History==		==History==