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This is a list of all memorizable spells in Crawl, organized by flags, along with descriptions of those flags. | This is a list of all memorizable spells in Crawl, organized by flags, along with descriptions of those flags. | ||
==Targeting== | ==Targeting== | ||
Smite-targeted spells use the [[#Target|target]] flag. [[Apportation]] is unique in that it "smites" an object ([[#Obj|Obj]]) rather than a creature. Beam-targeted spells use [[#Dir or target|dir or target]]. The [[#Not self|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 [[#Helpful|helpful]] flag affects 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. | |||
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==Religion== | ==Religion== | ||
Spells with the flags [[#Unholy|unholy]], [[#Chaotic|chaotic]], [[#Unclean|unclean]], or [[#Hasty|hasty]] offend some gods (as do [[Necromancy]] spells regardless of flags). See the descriptions below for more details. | |||
Spells with the flags [[#Unholy|unholy]], [[#Chaotic|chaotic]], [[#Unclean|unclean | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:41, 11 May 2025
This is a list of all memorizable spells in Crawl, organized by flags, along with descriptions of those flags.
Targeting
Smite-targeted spells use the target flag. Apportation is unique in that it "smites" an object (Obj) rather than a creature. Beam-targeted spells use dir or target. 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 helpful flag affects 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, or hasty offend some gods (as do Necromancy spells regardless of flags). See the descriptions below for more details.
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