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'''Corrosive Bolt''' launches a piercing bolt of [[acid]] that does heavy damage and causes [[corrosion]]. It is largely used by monsters, though players may cast it using a [[wand of acid]].
'''Corrosive Bolt''' launches a piercing bolt of [[acid]] that does heavy damage and causes [[corrosion]]. It is largely used by monsters, though players may cast it using a [[wand of acid]].
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*Wands of acid were added in [[0.18]].
*Wands of acid were added in [[0.18]].
*This spell was added in [[0.17]].
*This spell was added in [[0.17]].
[[Category:Monster spells]]

Revision as of 19:12, 20 July 2026

Version 0.30: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
 Corrosive Bolt
Casting noise 6
Spell noise 0
Range 5
Flags Dir or target, Needs tracer
Fires a penetrating bolt of highly-corrosive acid.

Corrosive Bolt launches a piercing bolt of acid that does heavy damage and causes corrosion. It is largely used by monsters, though players may cast it using a wand of acid.

The following enemies cast Corrosive Bolt:

The following enemies may be able to cast Corrosive Bolt, depending on their spell set:

History

  • In 0.29, monsters now deal less damage with Corrosive Bolt. Monsters with the spell were only slightly nerfed, but monsters with a wand of acid deal much less damage.
  • Prior to 0.28, Corrosive Bolt did less base damage, but had extra "acid splash" damage (4d5 against players, 2d4 against monsters).
  • Wands of acid were added in 0.18.
  • This spell was added in 0.17.
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