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{{Flavour|Fires a long and flexible barbed mass. The ensnared victim will either be pulled adjacent to the caster or collide with anything blocking the way.}}
{{Flavour|Fires a long and flexible barbed mass. The ensnared victim will either be pulled adjacent to the caster or collide with anything blocking the way.}}


'''Harpoon Shot''' is a monster-only spell which inflicts a small amount of damage to the target before dragging them toward the caster. It ignores any allied units between the caster and the target; if the target collides with anything along the way, additional damage is dealt.
'''Harpoon Shot''' is a range 6 monster-only spell which inflicts a small amount of damage to the target before dragging them toward the caster. It ignores any allied units between the caster and the target; if the target collides with anything along the way, additional damage is dealt.


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Revision as of 17:08, 17 August 2018

Version 0.22: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
Fires a long and flexible barbed mass. The ensnared victim will either be pulled adjacent to the caster or collide with anything blocking the way.

Harpoon Shot is a range 6 monster-only spell which inflicts a small amount of damage to the target before dragging them toward the caster. It ignores any allied units between the caster and the target; if the target collides with anything along the way, additional damage is dealt.

The following enemies cast Harpoon Shot:

The following enemies may be able to cast Harpoon Shot, depending on their spell set:

History

Harpoon Shot was added in 0.22.

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