Rod of the swarm: Difference between revisions

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Type	rod
Name	rod of the swarm
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This rod allows its wielder to summon a swarm of insects.

The rod of the swarm allows its wielder to summon large groups of spiders and insects to his aid, quickly creating a large number of fairly weak allies. While this can allow you to effectively swarm dangerous monsters in the early- and mid-game, it comes at a high hunger cost, requires too many MP to cast very often, and generally becomes obsolete once you get into the end game. Although far from useless, you likely won't want to waste your scrolls of recharging maxing it out.

Spells	Type	Level

a - Summon Swarm	Evocations	5

History

The rod of the swarm will be added in 0.12, replacing the rod of Summoning.

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-The '''rod of the swarm''' allows its wielder to summon large groups of [[list of spiders|spiders]] and [[list of insects|insects]] to his aid, quickly creating a large number of fairly weak allies. While this can allow you to effectively swarm dangerous monsters in the early- and mid-game, it comes at a high [[hunger]] cost, requires too many [[MP]] to cast very often, and generally becomes obsolete once you get toward the end game. Although far from useless, you likely won't want to waste your [[scrolls of recharging]] maxing it out.
+The '''rod of the swarm''' allows its wielder to summon large groups of [[list of spiders|spiders]] and [[list of insects|insects]] to his aid, quickly creating a large number of fairly weak allies. While this can allow you to effectively swarm dangerous monsters in the early- and mid-game, it comes at a high [[hunger]] cost, requires too many [[MP]] to cast very often, and generally becomes obsolete once you get into the end game. Although far from useless, you likely won't want to waste your [[scrolls of recharging]] maxing it out.
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