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[[Sting]] is a level 1 [[Conjurations]]/[[Poison Magic]] spell which fires a toxic dart, dealing a small amount of physical and poison damage and possibly [[poison]]ing the target. Enemies with [[poison resistance]] (such as [[demon]]s and the [[undead]]) still take a reduced amount of damage, though this is almost negligible. Because most of the enemies encountered in the early game are susceptible to poison, it is very effective early on. | [[Sting]] is a level 1 [[Conjurations]]/[[Poison Magic]] spell which fires a toxic dart, dealing a small amount of physical and poison damage and possibly [[poison]]ing the target. Enemies with [[poison resistance]] (such as [[demon]]s and the [[undead]]) still take a reduced amount of damage, though this amount is almost negligible. Because most of the enemies encountered in the early game are susceptible to poison, it is very effective early on. | ||
[[Venom Mage]]s start with this spell memorized. | [[Venom Mage]]s start with this spell memorized. | ||
==Strategy== | |||
Sting is excellent for softening up targets from a distance or just outright killing poison-vulnerable ones (like the game's many [[list of insects|insects]] and [[list of spiders|spiders]]). Even if you don't plan on branching into [[Poison Magic]] later on, you might consider learning Sting if you find an early poison-themed [[spellbook]]. Sting helps more fragile characters deal with the tougher early-game enemies, like [[ogre (monster)|ogres]], [[orc warrior]]s, and [[hill giant]]s. It's especially good for taking out the beefier [[List of insects#beetles|Beetles]] and [[elephant slug]]s, all of which are durable enough to take considerable punishment from other sources. | |||
By the time you've finished the [[Lair]], you should probably forget Sting, as its use is limited beyond that point. | |||
Revision as of 18:07, 28 April 2013
 Sting
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| Level | 1 |
| School1 | Conjuration |
| School2 | Poison |
| Source(s) | |
| Casting noise | 1 |
| Spell noise | 1 |
| This spell throws a magical dart of poison. |
| Spell Details | |
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| Damage Formula | 1d(3+Power/5) poison |
| Max Damage | 1d8 |
| Max Power | 25 |
| Range | 7 |
| Targeting | Beam |
| To-hit | |
| Special | |
Sting is a level 1 Conjurations/Poison Magic spell which fires a toxic dart, dealing a small amount of physical and poison damage and possibly poisoning the target. Enemies with poison resistance (such as demons and the undead) still take a reduced amount of damage, though this amount is almost negligible. Because most of the enemies encountered in the early game are susceptible to poison, it is very effective early on.
Venom Mages start with this spell memorized.
Strategy
Sting is excellent for softening up targets from a distance or just outright killing poison-vulnerable ones (like the game's many insects and spiders). Even if you don't plan on branching into Poison Magic later on, you might consider learning Sting if you find an early poison-themed spellbook. Sting helps more fragile characters deal with the tougher early-game enemies, like ogres, orc warriors, and hill giants. It's especially good for taking out the beefier Beetles and elephant slugs, all of which are durable enough to take considerable punishment from other sources.
By the time you've finished the Lair, you should probably forget Sting, as its use is limited beyond that point.