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Arrow (Talk) -- Sandbox 04:37, 3 February 2011 (PST)
- I've cleaned the page up. It should be easier to read now. It's not perfect but it's better than before, I think. I replaced everyone who didn't register with "Unregistered User". The wiki tracks you by IP address but it's too time-consuming for me to re-sign everyone via IP address and date, so they're just unregistered. If you want to sign your comments, do it properly! --> Arrow (Talk) -- Sandbox 06:29, 3 February 2011 (PST)
Cleanup
I don't see what else needs to be cleaned up, remove template? --XKCD 14:45, 31 January 2011 (PST)
- One thing I learned from Strategywiki: be bold. If you do something wrong, someone will revert you. If you're certain you did something write, take it to a talk page. --> Arrow (Talk) -- Sandbox 04:30, 3 February 2011 (PST)
- All the missing PCKey Codes have been added for "Arcane Blades" and "Fissure Blades" --McLord 12:17, 12 February 2011 (PST)
Spell Discussion
I put this spell in the page: 
= 
(wet steam lightning beam), and a guy removed it saying "Removed wet steam lightning beam - is identical to steam lightning beam". The question is, the elemental damage of the wet steam lightning beam is water-based, and the steam lightning beam is lightning-based, so, what do you guys think about add or not add this spell combination to the page? --Tiozinho 21:16, 29 January 2011 (PST)
- In my opinion the wet steam lightning beam should be restored. --XKCD 22:18, 29 January 2011 (PST)
- I would like to see the wet steam lightning beam restored as well. Water elements give beams a pushing effect, so the beams are not identical. The steam beam does deal more damage (29,707 vs. 26,203 tested against chapter 2 Vlad), however the water beam's knockback property could prove more useful in some situations, such as against swarms of weaker enemies, than a steam lightning beam's extra damage. It's "only" a few thousand more. The most damaging beam in the game (
): 32,919. The most damaging beam with a water element ( ): 29,707. - Hazozat 22:42, 29 January 2011 (PST)
- I would like to see the wet steam lightning beam restored as well. Water elements give beams a pushing effect, so the beams are not identical. The steam beam does deal more damage (29,707 vs. 26,203 tested against chapter 2 Vlad), however the water beam's knockback property could prove more useful in some situations, such as against swarms of weaker enemies, than a steam lightning beam's extra damage. It's "only" a few thousand more. The most damaging beam in the game (
- I added it again with three variations. I plan to make some tests using the wet steam lightning combination with shield (for mines and storms), and, if it's useful, add to the article. --Tiozinho 09:58, 30 January 2011 (PST)
- Sorry for removing it. I forgot about Water's knockback property. --Xenolith 15:39, 31 January 2011 (PST)
Why are there not more beams with fire on the list? 
with added steams or lightnings or fires seems like an excellent combination to me. Can somebody measure the numbers on these? 83.101.71.202 19:01, 3 February 2011 (PST)
- I think it's 'cause fire negates steam's soaking ability. --> Arrow (Talk) -- Sandbox 20:15, 3 February 2011 (PST)
Surely Steam is only there to wet, and a double-damage Lightning does more damage than Steam, therefore wouldn't be stronger? -- Zeph
- I did not make any test, but had the same thought while reading, since the lightning damages are doubled against wet target >>>Aylatan
Can we edit the "equivalent" spell combination to something that implies "Becomes" to suggest you cannot directly cast the second combination directly? EG --> -- Zeph
Order of casting
I think it is impossible to cast Arcane Lightning Steam in that order because to get steam you have to use water which cancels out the lightning. Proper order should be Steam then Lightning, agreed? --XKCD 17:43, 27 January 2011 (PST)
- Correct, good find! --Pizzamaker 17:57, 27 January 2011 (PST)
- on a side note it also applies for spells with Ice + Lightning --LittleDaimon 05:06, 28 January 2011 (PST)
Image from Elements page
Just wondering which page is more appropriate for the image at the bottom of the Elements page. Seems like it would fit better on this one, but it is a useful graphic to have on the other page as well. Blkbsstt 22:06, 27 January 2011 (PST)
It's not really necessary here, since the cast order is given for each spell, I think it should stay on the Elements page. --LittleDaimon 12:33, 28 January 2011 (PST)
Unconventional spell usage?
Where to put a section for tips to better/unorthodox usage of spells? For example: The "Deludgeball" (Earth + 4 Water) can be used to fend off pursuers: while running, cast it on self (but continue moving), although you will be slowed down while casting, you will not suffer damage from the "ball" + knockback will not affect you, and all enemies will be thrown away. --LittleDaimon 05:05, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- I don't think that it warrants its own section. Maybe an extra column on all tables labeled "Usage". This example would be most appropriate under the section on self-casts. I couldn't get the boulder to miss me unless I was under the effect of Haste, so that should be mentioned too. --Xenolith 09:04, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- It gets trickier the more water you add, but it seems to have a slight glitch in it, cause if you cast before the last water stops "shinig" in the bar, you always get hit, but after that - it almost always misses. --LittleDaimon 12:30, 28 January 2011 (PST)
Complete spell list
a complete list of all _Possible_ element combinations is coming, i'm almost 80% done. it is huge and not really reader-friendly though :( --LittleDaimon 11:54, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- You doing permutations or combinations? I've got a list of all the combinations I think. 1098 combos, which would be 4390 possible spells (4*1098 - 2 since you can't self cast or imbue the pushback spell) --Blkbsstt 13:29, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- I haven't encountered any spell where permutation matters (except for ice/steam+lightning cancellations). Does your list include combinations of Water and Lightning possible by Ice+Lightning+Fire? --Xenolith 13:38, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- Permutations don't matter, that's why I did mine based on combinations. I'm uploading it to Possible Spell Combinations. And yes, I allowed for 1 Water in spells that have Lightning in them. --Blkbsstt 13:45, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- You can have as many Water Elements as you want when Ice is cast several times and Fire is cast when the bar is full. The same process also works with Steam. --Xenolith 13:52, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- Hrm, that complicates the algorithm. I'll have to see how to tweak things. --Blkbsstt 14:00, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- Mmm, that's a nice list, Blkbsstt, much prettier than mine))
- combinations of Water and Lightning possible by Ice+Lightning+Fire? Wait, WHAT??? is there any chance to combine water or steam with cold for insta-freeze?) --LittleDaimon 14:08, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- Should be correct now. Possible Spell Combinations Total of 1123 combinations for 4490 different options. I love this game. And I don't think anyone has figured out how to combine those, if it is possible.
- I posted this on the discussion listing for the new page, but I thought I'd ask here: I've got the same list but with icons on User talk:Blkbsstt, and any preference to one or the other? --Blkbsstt 14:32, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- I'm pretty sure that it's impossible to achieve wet + chill in one spell, since it is obvious cheating... will not stop trying tho
- combinations list with icons is soooo pretty... i'm hypnotised by simply scrolling through it... my vote for the one with icons. also maybe add names of spells we already figured out to that list, just names or links to their descriptions here Spell_Combinations --LittleDaimon 14:54, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- I just reordered the list so that it would be alphabetical so it would be easier to look for combinations. I'll post the icon version of this list to the Possible Spell Combinations soon. --Blkbsstt 15:13, 28 January 2011 (PST)
3300 Damage Nova
While experimenting I came across a 5-elemental nova including Ice, Lightning and Arcane that did 3300 damage on a wet target. I've been unable to recreate it. Has anyone else used it and remembers the combination? --Xenolith 13:42, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- Steam/Steam/Steam/Lighting/Arcane on a wet target does 2750. I cannot seem to find anything higher. --Unregistered User
Its a cold+arcane+lightning nova, which freezes the wet target and dealing extra dmg. RSAAA does 3140 on a wet goblin. - BeFlat
Useless/Weird spells section?
Should we add spells like Life + Anything beam or damaging spells cast on self to the good ones, or not mention them at all or have a separate section for them? --LittleDaimon 15:16, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- Probably add them (somewhere), since they do have some uses; E.g. setting yourself on fire prevents Yetis/Ice Trolls from grabbing you, and dropping rocks on your head while moving usually hits the guys following you. --Unregistered User
Non-repeating combinations list
Would a list of the 180 combinations that don't include repeated elements be useful? (e.g. no Water + Water)
- I have one ready to go just about. Let me know, and if so, where to put the darn thing, haha. --Blkbsstt 16:03, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- It's on the bottom of User Talk:Blkbsstt if anyone wants to grab the list and put it somewhere. --Blkbsstt 16:12, 28 January 2011 (PST)
- So I'm starting to work on fleshing out this list on my talk page. Super table of doom on the way. --Blkbsstt 14:52, 29 January 2011 (PST)
Water + Fire is possible!
I have achieved this, several times - water and fire are possible to combine without them becoming steam. I am currently trying to figure out what exactly I did - but the idea is that a certain order of combining water fire and ice upsets the order in which opposite elements nullify each other, leaving leftmost fire intact and degrading steam into water. It probably also means that water + cold is possible...
- this "change" in the order is sometimes marked by an element that enters the cast bar from the left side, and slides to the right and disappears --LittleDaimon 01:36, 30 January 2011 (PST) Edit - still working on it, but lightning is also necessary somewhere in between...
- --LittleDaimon 02:17, 30 January 2011 (PST)
- No, don't tell me that! I'm going to have to update my list :P As long as you can formalize the rules of how this works it shouldn't be too bad though. Looking forward to Water + Cold! --Blkbsstt 08:19, 30 January 2011 (PST)
- I think this has something to do with steam and freeze canceling each other out. Steam+freeze = 1 water. Similarly, ice (freeze+water) + fire = water. Edit: Oops, you already knew that. As far as I can tell, this is just a display issue that happens when you chain elements too fast. Whenever I end up with fire+water (separately), they always act as steam. --Unregistered User
- Wow, the Water + Cold combination can be very useful if used with Arcane. If you achieve the final elements combination, can you post them here? --Unregistered User
It's a visual bug, it doesnt work. Can we delete this section? - BeFlat
Couple of things things
Hey, I can't figure out how to work this editing business so here's two things I hope someone can put in there. First, you can use more than one stone element when building walls. The more you use, the stronger the wall becomes (1-4 all have different strength), just like when you selfcast shield+stone. This goes for all the walls, they'll last longer and have more health if you use more of their building element (steam/frozen water). Second, you can use shield+(water+ice)+electricity (+electricity+electricity) to create some very high damage ice shard lightning towers (sort of channeled damage instead of explosions). This is excellent for escaping from a shield+earth+self, since the lightning will stun enemies around you. There's also a range of cone/breath attacks using steam+x: steam+fire, steam+electricity, steam+fire+electricity. Also, freeze+electricity chain lightning that slows fire+electricity chain lightning that sets people on fire --Unregistered User
Key Combos
I know I personally memorise things by their letter combos - I've added a column to the first list with the PC key combos. --Unregistered User
AOE and shield effects
It should be noted somewhere that using AOE instead of standard cast on shields will create a complete circle instead of a semicircle. Also works for all shield based spells. --Unregistered User
Physical protection aura
so Steam+Shield gives protection against steam. I've tested against range/melee mobs and projectile spells on self. It does not offer any protection against physical attacks, it does however offer protection against steam....I vote the description be changed to "Steam protection aura". I'd do it myself, but wanted to hear, what you guys think. Did I miss something? --Unregistered User
- It appeared to work for me, but I'll test it again. --> Arrow (Talk) -- Sandbox 04:29, 3 February 2011 (PST)
Damages on frozen enemies?
Heya guys. It seems that some spells do more damages on frozen target (or frozen target takes more damage from some elements). A blizzardball (4 ice 1 earth) on a frozen enemy does 20000+ damages. A steam lightning arcane nova (2 steam 2 lightning 1 arcane) on frozen targets does 6400 damages AoE.
I don't remember seeing something about this fact on the wiki... 194.167.50.129 07:24, 5 February 2011 (PST)
PC key combination
I just wrote keys for bombs and barrages. I'd be happy if somebody would check it, repair mistakes, etc. Samug 17:12, 5 February 2011 (PST)
/!\ New display idea [IMPORTANT]
Heya guys. While reading the page, it seems that the spells presentations could be more readable and logical.
I don't see the point to put an "arcane fireball" in this table, except to show a specific example of a multiple element stone projectile spell.
So, my idea is : -A simple table by element showing what exactly does each added element. -And a sub-table showing some typical examples and useful spells (you'll found here the blizzardball, super steam beam and so on...).
Please tell me what do you think about this template.
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Coin-coin le Canapin 15:58, 7 February 2011 (PST)
- Now that seems promising. The only real problem is that it doesn't have enough data to be a page on its own (I don't think), so it'd probably have to be used in conjunction with the other elements on the same page. --> Arrow (Talk) -- Sandbox 17:59, 7 February 2011 (PST)
- I'm not sure to understand what you mean by "it doesn't have enough data to be a page on its own". The purpose is to improve that way the actual spell combination tables. ::Oh, and I also don't write/understand english very well. :p And this template could be improved too.Coin-coin le Canapin 01:42, 8 February 2011 (PST)
- Hey guys!
I need more opinions about this kind of display. If I work on other spells, it will take hours and I don't want to spend this time to then see some people keep the previous version because they find it better. Thank you all. :)
- I like this display. But I don't like it forced at 1024px width because my monitor is 1280 in width and I have to horizontal scroll. It needs to be smaller in width to account for even smaller monitors and displays (such as laptop users). The large 32x32 Combo Element icons do not help the situation. Xinhuan 05:13, 9 February 2011 (PST)
- You are right. I fixed the width because it's neat, but it's a problem for the smaller resolutions. I'll fix that. Coin-coin le Canapin 00:26, 11 February 2011 (PST)
- edit : done. 800 seems good. I don't think a lot of people have a resolution under 1024 pixels width.
Element Icon sizes
Everyone should try to use the new template I duplicated for smaller element icons 
which are much easier to use within paragraphs of text such as this one as they are 16x16. The template uses the same format, except that its Template:Elem rather than Template:Element, which are 32x32. As an example, see where Chapter One, Category:Walkthrough, Monsters have now switched to using the smaller sized icons to make text easier to read. Large icons still have its uses in places where there are clearly space for them to be used in. Xinhuan 15:40, 7 February 2011 (PST)
- Yo!
- I like these smalls icons.
- They're very useful to put them in some paragraphs and discussions without distorting the text lines.
- But I don't think they fit on the spell combinations page, where the icons are very important and should be one of the first things you see.
- Actually, with a resolution of 1920 * 1080, they're way too small for this kind of pages.
- So will replace them with the medium ones. Feel free to share any opinion you have, of course. Coin-coin le Canapin 04:40, 9 February 2011 (PST)
- Perhaps only the "Element Combo" column should use the large ones because the other columns are in-lined in text and look really out of place. Also, not everyone uses 1920x1080, I still use a 17" 1280x1024 and its way too large on my screen. Try resizing your browser window to about 2/3 your monitor size (or change your resolution) and you'll see what I mean. The Element Combo and Additional Effect columns start to take up 2 or even 3 rows of text. Especially the Element Combo column.Xinhuan 05:08, 9 February 2011 (PST)
Lightning Ice Walls...
Yo!
I've tried to see what is the best element combo to have the better and more powerful lightning ice walls with imbued weapon.
First of all, when summoning these 3 icy shards, any target can be hit by 2 shards instead of 1. He just have to touch them both and it often happen.
If you want to be quite sure to double hit, swing your sword from a medium distance. If the distance is too short, only one shard will hit.
Touching with 2 shards will double damages. All the damages written next are considered "doubled", and on a dry target.
A single and lonely ice shard does 251 damages.
: 552 damages (shards lasts a short time)
: 780 (medium time)
: 955 (long time)
: 1102(very long time)
: 1002 (short)
: 1188 (short)
: 1331 (short)
: 1707 (short)
: 2923 (medium)
: 4358 (long)
: 2418 (short)
: 3001 (short)
: 2604 (short)
: 1230 (medium)
: 1935 (short)
: 3151 (medium)
: 3170 (medium)
: 1416 (medium)
: 2110 (short)
: 1405 (long)
I just leave this here. I'll think about it later. :D Freel free to discuss! Coin-coin le Canapin 13:50, 11 February 2011 (PST)
Oh, and there is something weird about the duration.
The duration seems to be increased by the number of ice, or the number of lightning, but not when there are more ice than lightning + other elements... Or something like this. See, lasts a short time when lasts a long time.
S-A-F-E Resistance Aura
I know that its cool that the save combo makes u resistant to those damaging elements, but i would like to add, that QF-S-A-F-E is the better option, cos steam is the most terrifying dmg element. And if you want to list those strong element combos, than it should be QF-SAFE not only safe, even though safe sounds cool. note that steam as an aura will save u only from the steam dmg not the wet effect. u need to have water for this job. - BeFlat EDIT: I added it.
Using AOE shield to get effects on closing enemies
Use e+aoe for a shield, buff it up with some e+w healing mines, than move a step closer to the edge. drop a water+stone(+heal) on your head with mid mouse to let the water rock crush on your shield, (healing it up), and making closing enemies wet..repeat process with cold having all surrounding enemies frozen. tip: skip the healing mines and hurry, you can have your shield wear off when the cold rock hits it, leaving frozen enemies ready to be blasted by a steam arcane lightning nova. edit: also works with the normal right click shield, you just have to move a step under the shield. - BeFlat
wet->frozen->frozen/wet=Hexadmg amplify for "Non-Steam-but-Lightning-Spells"
Dunno if this is new, but you should know that there is more damage amplify than triple dmg on frozen targets: a target which becomes wet while being frozen recieves hexa-dmg from lightning-arcane based spells that dont include steam. note that you need arcane to enable lightning to hit a frozen target.
A+S nova does:
- 755 on a dry target - 1510 on a wet target - 2265 on a frozen target - 4530 on a frozen/wet target
R+S nova does:
- 475 on a dry target - 1425 on a wet target - 1425 on a frozen target - 1425 on a frozen/wet target
R+A+S nova does:
- 805 on a dry target - 2415 on a wet target - 2415 on a frozen target - 2415 on a frozen/wet target
Imbue QFQFAAS does:
- 2802 on a dry target - 2802 on a wet target - 8405 on a frozen target - 8405 on a frozen/wet target
Which means: wet effect does 2xdmg and frozen dmg does 3xdmg and frozen/wet does 2x3x dmg, this only works with spells that dont include steam of course.
Steam-Lightning-Arcane-Spells on a frozen target will do more dmg than a "Non-Steam-but-Lightning-Spells" on a frozen/wet target, but u can cast A+S much quicker than QFQFQFAS. The target is frozen for a just a few seconds, where u can spam A+S novas. Not much of a use though in a game where no standard mob survives a A+S nova being frozen anyways :D - BeFlat
Edit: thats why EQFAAA+ERAAA (one weapon imbue, the other as a storm with right click) is the strongest spell combo in the game.
I bought Minecraft beacuse my friends wanted me to. I didn't play a ton of it solo, since I'd get owned every damn night (or, if I even managed to put together a mud hut, in the morning when I came out >_< ) I did have a good time in sandbox mode just building things. BIG things.
Compilation of the 10 best offensive Spells
Steam Lightning Arcane Spells (used vs dry or frozen targets, wets target)
1.+2. QFQFAAS (wets)
+ RMB - Steam Lightning Arcane Beam
+ SLMB - Steam Lightning Arcane Weapon Imbue
3.+4. QFAAAS/QFASSS (wets) + SRMB - Steam Lightning Arcane Nova (more A=more dmg, more S=more Range)
Ice+Water Lightning Arcane Barrage
5. QRQRQRASF (wets) + RMB-charge it up
Cold Arcane Lightning Spells -(chills, freezes wet targets doing more dmg than 1. vs wet targets)
6. RSAAA (chills, more dmg than 1. vs wet targets) + RMB - Freezing Beam + SRMB - Freezing Nova (more A=more dmg, more S=more Range)
7 EQRAAR (chills, little less dmg than 8.) + SLMB - Lightning Cold Icewall Weapon Imbue
Lightning Icewall Weapon Imbue
8 EQRAAA + SLMB (no effect but extreme dmg)
Rock Iceball - destroyes a single target, does 24404dmg to a frozen target
9. DQRQRQRQR - charge it up
Arcane Bomb - biggest splash in the Game (destroyes Wizzard-Shields)
10. DSSSS - charge it up
Legend:
-Ice = Water+Cold
-Steam = Water+Fire
-dry - target has no status effect
-wet - Water (Q) or Steam (QF) hits a dry target
-chill - Cold (R) hits target a dry target
-frozen - Cold (R) hits a wet target
-frozen/wet - Water (Q) or Steam (QF) hits a frozen target
-RMB - Right Mouse Button
-LMB - Left Mouse Button
-SRMB - Shift + Right Mouse Button
-SLMB - Shift + Left Mouse Button
maybe this is worth to be put somewhere, you dont need over 1000 spell combos when there really arent that much useful spells :D
-BeFlat
Useful spell omission
Hi, first post :) A spell that I've found useful for making dome barriers pretty much unkillable, and also for beating Death in two attacks from him, doesn't seem to be on this list (but the arcane version of it is on there).
It creates ice chunks, like normal, with life 'runes' surrounding it, just like the arcane version; the shards differ greatly from the earth barriers with arcane or life, both versions:
- Instead of just making an explosion of their respective element when they die, they also have a passive healing/damaging aura around them.
A full ring of life icebergs spammed (only need one ice element, longevity isn't a concern) inside a dome barrier will fully heal it from just that one spell, FAR more effective than life mines, even though it will actually heal monsters standing next to the barrier's wall.
I also used this in the boss fight against Death, he was being healed by two or three of the bergs (thus damaging him), and was more than half killed after his first manifestation!
Also, a less useful one, you can make icebergs which spout cold or water; the water one isn't on this list.
It also seems to have been missed that while adding ice to that combo will increase the lifespan and life of the iceberg, adding the other element (cold or water) will increase the duration of the geyser. This only has any effect if both ice and water are given two spaces, since the iceberg expires before the geyser if it only has one space.
Frankly I'd just use stone geysers.
- This page is too long, we need to remove something.** Winterous 02:11, 20 March 2011 (PDT)
A-R-S-E mines
A good damaging spell, and an easy combination to remember ARSE then Shift+Right click will lay down a circle of very good knockback and damaging mines useful when getting mobbed
Armour details
Rock has 1500 health.
Ice has 900 health and a flat reduction, like metal armour. Has a downside like metal too, increases fire vulnerability.
Wet doesn't affect how much damage armour takes from lightning. I realized the self-shock from conjuring while wet actually does 125 damage. Normally doubled, it does 125 to armour.
Names
I've been going around the wiki and I've noticed 2 things: 1. None of the names of the spells seem to match up. 2. Who is Jolthazar the Angry? (See "Elements\Details"). I was just wondering which names are official and what aren't.
Multiplayer Beam combination
This is a pretty good combination for 2 or more players:
- One uses
- And the other(s)
This results in a frozen + wet target, with high lightning damage.
The + combination can be obtained by making and then (or QFSAAAR on a qwerty keyboard)
Beware not to cross beams though!
>>>Aylatan
New Spell! ~ Cold Wall of Healing Explosion ~
I am unsure where to put this, so I'll place it here.
QR+QR+QR+W+E (Shift+Right mouse)
In other words, + AoE.
This creates a ring of ice which can protect, but also heals when close to it. Then, the ice explodes dealing a lot of healing.
When casting: Move slightly closer to the side of the ring to get effects. I have been able to get above 11000 health from this.
203.51.204.10 12:28, 6 December 2013 (UTC)
- Hey! You can add that spell to the article if you want, of course.
- But please, use the same code and style that is used for other spells. Thanks! Kingpowl ~ Wiki Admin (disc.) 21:44, 7 December 2013 (UTC)