However, if you follow the tutorial quests you will notice that nature essences are required for gathering with magic instead of manually. You can craft a basic version of spells without anything added, so never fear that you will run out of basic spells. Obviously some effects will be better for a given situation. You will have to re-make spells every so often as most of them have a set amount of energy and some of that is drained with every cast. Energy ties to a new concept with this system, spell durability. The effects available are siege (for PvP structure damage still), bleed (bleed damage over time effect), leech (you gain health from the damage), damage (more power!), range (more distance before dying out), and energy. You can even craft potions to maximize those effects (replacing the siege potions). The more potent the material the greater the effect. Many of these will add special effects to spells in various amounts.
Then there are the raw materials around Ignus. What will each make? That’s for everyone to learn via experimentation… but as one example using a nature essence with a melee weapon AOE spell will make an acid geyser that does a knockback on things that pass over it (somewhat random direction, as tick timers on the effect are not 100% instantaneous.) Dragging one essence to the central part of the spell creation area will select it, changing the resulting spell that will be made. Each one can be found on various related creatures or at specific places around Ignus. There are currently 6 essences: nature, frost, fire, dark, light, and storm. Essences change the elemental nature of a spell. You wanted details? Okay, here they come!Įssences are the first material to know about. You select which of the two spots on your weapon (left or right click) you want the spell to go on and then you just make it. You can select up to 6 items to change the basic spell in some way. You start by having the weapon you wish to create a spell for selected. This is in addition to the weapon type and the spell target selection (single, multiple, yourself, and utility/world spells.) There are many resources in Ignus which have some effect upon spells in spellcrafting. Spellcrafting is something new with this update. Handing in a few basic materials gives the first weapon for a mage, which leads us into a brand new topic. You will also get some basic starter gear, which means you can spend your first few levels worth of knowledge points on something else. The reason is that at level 2 you open up the new tutorial quests, which will help you get some basic supplies together for your new life on Ignus.Įven better, since all the quests can reference materials you already have for material requirements your gathering efforts will help you meet those needs. If there’s too much competition for resources gather in the nearby woods. The fastest way to do that is to gather everything in sight. The very first thing you will want to do is reach level 2. Multiple crafting now uses a +/- button setup. You will notice some other changes if you have played before, but it’s really mostly layout. Here’s a quick rundown of the defaults for anyone in need: I for inventory, K for knowledge, O for basic crafting, P for spellcrafting. Learning those hotkeys may take a little effort, but there are guideposts in each major town. The new UI has horizontal buttons for most tabs, but the easiest way to get around is still hotkeys. Here’s what any aspiring wizard needs to know to get started and be successful with the new systems as they stand! Exact tuning and all information may change, as this is a test build, but a lot of this should help get people prepared to face the dangers of the renewed Ignus.
WHAT DOES FORGED IN FIRE DO WITH THE MEAT PATCH
GUIDES Starter Guide to Citadel: Forged with Fireĭropping at the end of the month (July 2018), the new patch is open for testing by any owner of the game.
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