Wereblood - Revision history

imported>Ge0ff: /* History */ it's easier to read the history if the version numbers are at the start

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	==History==		==History==
	*~~This~~ spell was replaced by the level 3 [[Necromancy]] spell [[Fugue of the Fallen~~]] in [[0.31~~]].		*In [[0.31]], this spell was replaced by the level 3 [[Necromancy]] spell [[Fugue of the Fallen]].
	*Prior to [[0.27]], Wereblood had no healing effect from killing adjacent enemies.		*Prior to [[0.27]], Wereblood had no healing effect from killing adjacent enemies.
	*Prior to [[0.26]], this spell was known as '''Song of Slaying''', was a level 2 [[Charms]] spell, and was slightly louder.		*Prior to [[0.26]], this spell was known as '''Song of Slaying''', was a level 2 [[Charms]] spell, and was slightly louder.

imported>NormalPerson7: Hardcode spell info

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 '''Wereblood''' was a level 2 [[Transmutations]] spell which gave you a temporary [[slaying]] bonus based on the number of monsters killed, as well as minor healing. [[Transmuter]]s started with this spell in their library.

imported>Ge0ff at 18:04, 31 January 2024

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	While the spell is active, each enemy killed grants a +1 [[slaying]] bonus (up to a cap of +9), as well as 1d3 healing if the enemy was adjacent to the player. Both effects only apply when killing monsters that give [[XP]], so destroying [[summon]]s will not help. Unfortunately, the bestial blood gives your character the irresistible urge to howl, generating significant [[noise]].		While the spell is active, each enemy killed grants a +1 [[slaying]] bonus (up to a cap of +9), as well as 1d3 healing if the enemy was adjacent to the player. Both effects only apply when killing monsters that give [[XP]], so destroying [[summon]]s will not help. Unfortunately, the bestial blood gives your character the irresistible urge to howl, generating significant [[noise]].

	The effect lasts <code>20 + (1d<power> + 1d(<power> + 1)) / 2 ~~- 1~~</code> turns.<ref>{{source ref\|0.28.0\|spl-selfench.cc\|~~186~~}}</ref> Casting the spell again while still active will renew the duration, but also resets the slaying bonus.		The effect lasts <code>19 + (1d[[spell power\|power]] + 1d(power + 1)) / 2</code> turns.<ref>{{source ref\|0.30.1\|spl-selfench.cc\|187}}</ref> Casting the spell again while still active will renew the duration, but also resets the slaying bonus.

	You are unable to cast this spell if you are [[undead]], though you don't need to have [[blood]] to cast this spell.		You are unable to cast this spell if you are [[undead]], though you don't need to have [[blood]] to cast this spell.
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	==History==		==History==
	*This spell was ~~removed in [[0.31]],~~ replaced by the level 3 [[Necromancy]] spell [[Fugue of the Fallen]].		*This spell was replaced by the level 3 [[Necromancy]] spell [[Fugue of the Fallen]] in [[0.31]].
	*Prior to [[0.27]], Wereblood had no healing effect from killing adjacent enemies.		*Prior to [[0.27]], Wereblood had no healing effect from killing adjacent enemies.
	*Prior to [[0.26]], this spell was known as '''Song of Slaying''', was a level 2 [[Charms]] spell, and was slightly louder.		*Prior to [[0.26]], this spell was known as '''Song of Slaying''', was a level 2 [[Charms]] spell, and was slightly louder.

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	'''Wereblood''' is a level 2 [[Transmutations]] spell which ~~gives~~ you a temporary [[slaying]] bonus based on the number of monsters killed, as well as minor healing. [[Transmuter]]s ~~start~~ with this spell.		'''Wereblood''' was a level 2 [[Transmutations]] spell which gave you a temporary [[slaying]] bonus based on the number of monsters killed, as well as minor healing. [[Transmuter]]s started with this spell in their library.

	==Effect==		==Effect==
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	==History==		==History==
	~~{{CBA\|~~0.31~~\|this spell will be revamped into '''Fugue of~~ the ~~Fallen''' and become a~~ level 3 [[Necromancy]] spell~~. The heal on kill effect will be removed, and~~ the ~~slay bonus will be capped at 7 stacks, but ally kills will add stacks. While at max stacks, successful hits will deal negative energy damage to all adjacent targets~~.}}		*This spell was removed in [[0.31]], replaced by the level 3 [[Necromancy]] spell [[Fugue of the Fallen]].
	*Prior to [[0.27]], Wereblood had no healing effect from killing adjacent enemies.		*Prior to [[0.27]], Wereblood had no healing effect from killing adjacent enemies.
	*Prior to [[0.26]], this spell was known as '''Song of Slaying''', was a level 2 [[Charms]] spell, and was slightly louder.		*Prior to [[0.26]], this spell was known as '''Song of Slaying''', was a level 2 [[Charms]] spell, and was slightly louder.

Patrick2011b: /* History */ +CBA per commit 614289c

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History: +CBA per commit 614289c

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	==History==		==History==
			{{CBA\|0.31\|this spell will be revamped into '''Fugue of the Fallen''' and become a level 3 [[Necromancy]] spell. The heal on kill effect will be removed, and the slay bonus will be capped at 7 stacks, but ally kills will add stacks. While at max stacks, successful hits will deal negative energy damage to all adjacent targets.}}
	*Prior to [[0.27]], Wereblood had no healing effect from killing adjacent enemies.		*Prior to [[0.27]], Wereblood had no healing effect from killing adjacent enemies.
	*Prior to [[0.26]], this spell was known as '''Song of Slaying''', was a level 2 [[Charms]] spell, and was slightly louder.		*Prior to [[0.26]], this spell was known as '''Song of Slaying''', was a level 2 [[Charms]] spell, and was slightly louder.

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	'''Wereblood''' is a level 2 [[Transmutations]] spell which gives you a temporary [[slaying]] bonus based on the number of monsters killed, as well as minor healing. [[Transmuter]]s start with this spell.		'''Wereblood''' is a level 2 [[Transmutations]] spell which gives you a temporary [[slaying]] bonus based on the number of monsters killed, as well as minor healing. [[Transmuter]]s start with this spell.

	==Effect==		==Effect==
	While the spell is active each enemy killed grants a +1 [[slaying]] bonus (up to a cap of +9), as well as 1d3 healing if the enemy was adjacent to the player. Both effects only apply when killing monsters that give [[XP]], so destroying [[summon]]s will not help. Unfortunately, the bestial blood gives your character the irresistible urge to howl, generating significant [[noise]].		While the spell is active, each enemy killed grants a +1 [[slaying]] bonus (up to a cap of +9), as well as 1d3 healing if the enemy was adjacent to the player. Both effects only apply when killing monsters that give [[XP]], so destroying [[summon]]s will not help. Unfortunately, the bestial blood gives your character the irresistible urge to howl, generating significant [[noise]].

	The effect lasts <code>20 + (1d<power> + 1d(<power> + 1)) / 2 - 1</code> turns.<ref>{{source ref\|0.28.0\|spl-selfench.cc\|186}}</ref> Casting the spell again while still active will renew the duration, but also resets the slaying bonus.		The effect lasts <code>20 + (1d<power> + 1d(<power> + 1)) / 2 - 1</code> turns.<ref>{{source ref\|0.28.0\|spl-selfench.cc\|186}}</ref> Casting the spell again while still active will renew the duration, but also resets the slaying bonus.

			You are unable to cast this spell if you are [[undead]], though you don't need to have [[blood]] to cast this spell.

	==Tips & Tricks==		==Tips & Tricks==

Hordes: /* Effect */

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Effect

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	'''Wereblood''' is a level 2 [[Transmutations]] spell which gives you a temporary [[slaying]] bonus based on the number of monsters killed, as well as minor healing. [[Transmuter]]s start with this spell.		'''Wereblood''' is a level 2 [[Transmutations]] spell which gives you a temporary [[slaying]] bonus based on the number of monsters killed, as well as minor healing. [[Transmuter]]s start with this spell.
	==Effect==		==Effect==
	While the spell is active each enemy killed grants a +1 slaying bonus (up to a cap of +9), as well as 1d3 healing if the enemy was adjacent to the player. Both effects only apply when killing monsters that give [[XP]], so destroying [[summon]]s will not help. Unfortunately, the bestial blood gives your character the irresistible urge to howl, generating significant [[noise]].		While the spell is active each enemy killed grants a +1 [[slaying]] bonus (up to a cap of +9), as well as 1d3 healing if the enemy was adjacent to the player. Both effects only apply when killing monsters that give [[XP]], so destroying [[summon]]s will not help. Unfortunately, the bestial blood gives your character the irresistible urge to howl, generating significant [[noise]].

	The effect lasts <code>20 + (1d<power> + 1d(<power> + 1)) / 2 - 1</code> turns.<ref>{{source ref\|0.28.0\|spl-selfench.cc\|186}}</ref> Casting the spell again while still active will renew the duration, but also resets the slaying bonus.		The effect lasts <code>20 + (1d<power> + 1d(<power> + 1)) / 2 - 1</code> turns.<ref>{{source ref\|0.28.0\|spl-selfench.cc\|186}}</ref> Casting the spell again while still active will renew the duration, but also resets the slaying bonus.

Hordes: /* Tips & Tricks */

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Tips & Tricks

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	==Tips & Tricks==		==Tips & Tricks==
	Despite the low level of this spell, melee, ranged, and hybrid fighters at most stages of the game can benefit from the practically free Slaying bonus offered by this spell. As you should expect, unarmed Transmutations experts can most easily use this spell ~~while training in melee~~.		Despite the low level of this spell, melee, ranged, and hybrid fighters at most stages of the game can benefit from the practically free Slaying bonus offered by this spell. As you should expect, unarmed Transmutations experts, without encumbering armour, can most easily use this spell.

	==History==		==History==