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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 [dungeon features 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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