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'''Smite-targeted''' is a term used for spells and abilities that can target any entity in [[line of sight]]; specifically, they are spells with the ''target'' or ''grid'' [[spell flags]], like the titular [[Smiting]] spell. They are not interrupted by monsters in the way, or certain [[walls|dungeon feature]]s like [[iron grate]]s. Transparent [[wall]]s act as they are solid and will block their line of effect.
'''Smite-targeted''' is a term used for spells and abilities that can target any entity in [[line of sight]]; specifically, they are spells with the ''target'' or ''grid'' [[spell flags]], like the titular [[Smiting]] spell. They are not interrupted by monsters in the way, or certain [dungeon features like [[iron grate]]s. Transparent [[wall]]s act as they are solid and will block their line of effect.


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Revision as of 16:44, 15 October 2022

Version 0.29: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.

Smite-targeted is a term used for spells and abilities that can target any entity in line of sight; specifically, they are spells with the target or grid spell flags, like the titular Smiting spell. They are not interrupted by monsters in the way, or certain [dungeon features like iron grates. Transparent walls act as they are solid and will block their line of effect.

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These player-usable spells are smite-targeted.

These spells have similar targeting rules, but can target any grid square, not just those that contain a creature.

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