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'''Dispersal''' is a level 6 [[Translocations]] spell which attempts to clear away any monsters adjacent to you. If the spell manages to beat the monster's [[magic resistance]], the monster is instantly [[teleport]]ed away. If the spell fails, the monster will blink away, even if they have magic immunity.
'''Dispersal''' is a level 6 [[Translocations]] spell which attempts to clear away all monsters adjacent to you. If the spell manages to beat a monster's [[magic resistance]], the monster is instantly [[teleport]]ed away. If the spell fails, the monster will blink away, even if they have magic immunity.
 
==History==
Prior to [[0.12]], there was only a 50% chance that the monster would blink away when the teleport attempt failed.

Revision as of 18:42, 2 May 2013

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 Dispersal
Level 6
School1 Translocation
Source(s)
Casting noise 5
Spell noise 0

This page describes the Dispersal spell. For the brand, see Dispersal (brand).

This spell tries to teleport away any monsters directly beside the caster.

Dispersal is a level 6 Translocations spell which attempts to clear away all monsters adjacent to you. If the spell manages to beat a monster's magic resistance, the monster is instantly teleported away. If the spell fails, the monster will blink away, even if they have magic immunity.

History

Prior to 0.12, there was only a 50% chance that the monster would blink away when the teleport attempt failed.

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