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Magiclysm is a in-progress mod introduced in 0.E (Ellison). It adds plenty of fantasy elements incompatible with the base game, such as a spell system and some Dungeons and Dragons-inspired monsters. Planned updates include the addition of supernatural dungeons filled with magical dangers, as well as loot.

Spell System

Spells can be learned from spellbooks (see below), which have multiple spells, and scrolls, which have a single spell. (Scrolls are NOT single-use items.)

Studying spells raises the Spellcraft skill and gives experience to level the studied spell. Casting a spell awards experience towards leveling that spell. but doesn't raise the Spellcraft skill. Each spell level awards specific bonuses to that spell (such as extra damage, range, duration, area of effect, mana cost, etc.).

The Spellcraft skill is relevant for (magical) crafting and to reduce the chance of spellcasting failure.

Each spell has a set "difficulty", which is in its in-game description. The difficulty is important in determining the chance of spell failure and up to what level the Spellcraft skill can be trained by studying that spell.

Spell Classes

Each spell in Magiclysm is associated with a particular class (except for a few classless spells), each of which represents a school of magic. There are eight classes in Magiclysm, consisting of four pairs of opposing classes. Aligning with one class prevents you from accessing spells from the opposing class.

Class	Opposing Class
Kelvinist	Stormshaper
Biomancer	Druid
Earthshaper	Technomancer
Animist	Magus

Descriptions:

Magus: "A tradition as old as magic, the magus focuses on binding and shaping the energy of the universe to their will."

Animist: "The animist tradition is a relatively new school of magical thought, formed through combination of many older ways that focus on harmony and connection to the natural world. This does not mean that animists are passive: the natural world is a savage place."

Kelvinist: "Disciples of the great Archwizard Lord Kelvin. Kelvinists focus their magic on manipulation and control of the temperature of their environment, leading to spectacularly powerful explosions or bone-chilling cold."

Stormshaper: "Stormshapers follow ancient arcane disciplines of meditation and harmony with the winds and tides that shape the planet. Through their deep connection to these forces, they can request powerful changes."

Technomancer: "Technomancers are the new breed of modern magician, blending their arcane might with their advanced knowledge of the fundamental nature of the universe. They use technology to enhance their magic and vice versa."

Earthshaper: "Earthshapers have allowed their minds to sink deep within the stones and metals of the planet, and become one with its secrets. To a master Earthshaper, spells can be as permanent as the stones they are created from, and time is measured in geological eras."

Biomancer: "The Biomancer focuses on manipulating and even absorbing flesh; their own, and that of other living or dead things. Most other wizards find their powers gross and disturbing, but no one can question the potency of their abilities, and certainly not their adaptability to any situation."

Druid: "Druids follow a wild tradition of allegiance and rebirth within the world of nature, especially the cycle of death and rebirth that is the plant world. A powerful druid is as much a part of that world as the human one."

Spells By Class

Below is a list of spells for each class. (Some of these are only in 0.F (Frank); it is not, however, a complete listing of spells in the newest version of Magiclysm.) Classless spells aren't associated with a class.

Magiclysm Monsters

The Magiclysm mod brings some monsters: Trolls, Golems, Demon Spiders, Owlbears and others.

Magiclysm Craftables

The Magiclysm mod also adds some new options for crafting, such as potions, armor made from dragonhide, spell-class equipment (such as the Druid composite bow and Technomancer toolbar) and more.

Magiclysm Spellbooks

A Beginners Guide to Magic
A Technomancers Guide to Debugging C:DDA (can only be obtained through debugging)
A Treatise on Magical Elements
An Introduction to Applied Meteorology
Complete Idiot's Guide to Technomancy
Geospatial Systems: The Lie Of Linearity
Fundamentals of Technomancy
Introduction to the Divine
Necromantic Minions for Dummies
Nondescript Spellbook
Of Light and Falsehoods
Pyromancy for Heretics
Runic Tablet shard
Smudged Scroll
Technomancy and the Electromagnetic Spectrum
The Book of Trees
The Paladin's Guide to Modern Spellcasting
The Tome of Flesh
The Tome of Magical Movement
The Tome of The Battle Mage
The Tome of the Hollow Earth
The Tome of The Oncoming Storm
The Utility of Mana as an Energy Source
Transcendence of the Human Condition
Winter's Eternal Grasp
Wizarding Guide to Backpacking

Guides

Magiclysm : How to be a great magus

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-Magiclysm is a in-progress [[Gameplay_Mods|mod]] available in the current experimental version of C:DDA (introduced {{InlineVer|0.E}}). It adds plenty of fantasy elements incompatible with the base game, such as a spell system and some ''Dungeons and Dragons''- inspired monsters. Planned updates include the addition of supernatural dungeons filled with magical dangers, as well as loot.
+Magiclysm is a in-progress [[Gameplay_Mods|mod]] introduced in {{InlineVer|0.E}}. It adds plenty of fantasy elements incompatible with the base game, such as a spell system and some ''Dungeons and Dragons''-inspired monsters. Planned updates include the addition of supernatural dungeons filled with magical dangers, as well as loot.
 == Spell System ==
+Spells can be learned from spellbooks (see [[#Magiclysm_Spellbooks|below]]), which have multiple spells, and scrolls, which have a single spell. (Scrolls are '''NOT''' single-use items.)
 Studying spells raises the [[Spellcraft]] skill and gives experience to level the studied spell. Casting a spell awards experience towards leveling that spell. but doesn't raise the Spellcraft skill. Each spell level awards specific bonuses to that spell (such as extra damage, range, duration, area of effect, mana cost, etc.).
-The Spellcraft skill is relevant for (magical) crafting and to reduce the chance of failing spellcasting.
+The Spellcraft skill is relevant for (magical) crafting and to reduce the chance of spellcasting failure.
 Each spell has a set "difficulty", which is in its in-game description. The difficulty is important in determining the chance of spell failure and up to what level the Spellcraft skill can be trained by studying that spell.
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 === Spell Classes ===
-Each spell in Magiclysm is associated with a particular class (although there are a few classless spells), each of which represents a school of magic. There are eight classes in Magiclysm, consisting of four pairs of opposing classes. Aligning with one class prevents you from accessing spells from the opposing class.
+Each spell in Magiclysm is associated with a particular class (except for a few classless spells), each of which represents a school of magic. There are eight classes in Magiclysm, consisting of four pairs of opposing classes. Aligning with one class prevents you from accessing spells from the opposing class.
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 Below is a list of spells for each class. (Some of these are only in {{InlineVer|0.F}}; it is not, however, a complete listing of spells in the newest version of Magiclysm.) Classless spells aren't associated with a class.
-* '''Classless'''
+==== Classless ====
 [[Acid Resistance]]<br/>
 [[Aura of Protection]]<br/>
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 [[Translocate Self]]<br/>
-* '''Magus'''
+==== Magus ====
 [[Baleful Polymorph]]<br/>
 [[Cat's Grace]]<br/>
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 [[Gravity Well]]<br/>
 [[Haste]]<br/>
+[[Jar of Force]]<br/>
 [[Impact Sling]]<br/>
 [[Magic Missile]]<br/>
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 [[Ogre's Strength]]<br/>
 [[Phase Door]]<br/>
+[[Shadow Field]] (just added to {{InlineVer|0.F}})<br/>
-* '''Animist'''
+==== Animist ====
 [[Animist Rune]]<br/>
+[[Bleed]] (just added to {{InlineVer|0.F}})<br/>
 [[Decaying Boneclub]]<br/>
 [[Ignus Fatuus]]<br/>
+[[Lesser Banishment]] (just added to {{InlineVer|0.G}}<br/>
 [[Life Conversion]]<br/>
 [[Mind over Pain]]<br/>
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 [[Summon Zombie]]<br/>
-* '''Kelvinist'''
+==== Kelvinist ====
 [[Burning Hands]]<br/>
 [[Chilling Touch]]<br/>
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 [[Flamebreath]]<br/>
 [[Flamesword]]<br/>
+[[Freezing Touch]] (just added to {{InlineVer|0.F}})<br/>
 [[Frost Armor]]<br/>
 [[Frost Spray]]<br/>
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 [[Ice Spike]]<br/>
 [[Kelvinist Rune]]<br/>
-[[Nova Flare]] (just added to experimental)<br/>
+[[Nova Flare]] (just added to {{InlineVer|0.F}})<br/>
 [[Point Flare]]<br/>
-* '''Stormshaper'''
+==== Stormshaper ====
 [[Call Stormhammer]]<br/>
 [[Ionization]]<br/>
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 [[Lightning Storm]]<br/>
 [[Repelling Arc]]<br/>
+[[Shocking Lash]] (just added to {{InlineVer|0.F}})<br/>
 [[Stormshaper Rune]]<br/>
 [[Wall of Fog]]<br/>
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 [[Windstrike]]<br/>
-* '''Technomancer'''
+==== Technomancer ====
 [[Animated Blade]]<br/>
 [[Bless]]<br/>
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 [[X-ray Vision]]<br/>
-* '''Earthshaper'''
+==== Earthshaper ====
 [[Clairvoyance]]<br/>
 [[Earthshaper Rune]]<br/>
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 [[Stone's Endurance]]<br/>
-* '''Biomancer'''
+==== Biomancer ====
 [[Acidic Spray]]<br/>
 [[Biomancer Rune]]<br/>
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 [[Visceral Projection]]<br/>
-* '''Druid'''
+==== Druid ====
 [[Bag of Cats]]<br/>
 [[Cause Bear]]<br/>
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 [[Kill Fungus]] (appears to lack scrolls or spellbooks)<br/>
 [[Nature's Bow]]<br/>
+[[Nature's Commune]]<br/>
 [[Nature's Trance]]<br/>
 [[Purification Seed]]<br/>
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 [[Sacrificial Healing]]<br/>
 [[Sacrificial Regrowth]]<br/>
-[[Summon Wolf]] (just added to experimental)<br/>
+[[Summon Wolf]] (just added to {{InlineVer|0.F}})<br/>
 [[Tornskin]]<br/>
 [[Vegetative Grasp]]<br/>
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 == Magiclysm Monsters==
-The Magiclysm mod brings some monsters: [[Troll|Trolls]], [[Golems]], [[Demon Spiderling|Demon Spiderlings]], and others.
+The Magiclysm mod brings some monsters: [[Troll/Magiclysm|Trolls]], [[Golem/Magiclysm|Golems]], [[Demon Spider/Magiclysm|Demon Spiders]], [[Owlbear/Magiclysm|Owlbears]] and others.
 == Magiclysm Craftables ==
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 == Magiclysm Spellbooks ==
 [[A Beginners Guide to Magic]]<br/>
-[[A Tecnomancers Guide to Debugging C:DDA]] (can only be obtained through debugging)<br/>
+[[A Technomancers Guide to Debugging C:DDA]] (can only be obtained through debugging)<br/>
 [[A Treatise on Magical Elements]]<br/>
+[[An Introduction to Applied Meteorology]]<br/>
 [[Complete Idiot's Guide to Technomancy]]<br/>
 [[Geospatial Systems: The Lie Of Linearity]]<br/>
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 [[Winter's Eternal Grasp]]<br/>
 [[Wizarding Guide to Backpacking]]<br/>
+== Guides ==
+[[Magiclysm : How to be a great magus]]
 {{mod|Magiclysm}}
 {{ver|0.E}}

Magiclysm: Difference between revisions

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Contents

Spell System

Spell Classes

Spells By Class

Classless

Magus

Animist

Kelvinist

Stormshaper

Technomancer

Earthshaper

Biomancer

Druid

Magiclysm Monsters

Magiclysm Craftables

Magiclysm Spellbooks

Guides

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Magiclysm: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 19:43, 8 March 2022

Spell System

Spell Classes

Spells By Class

Classless

Magus

Animist

Kelvinist

Stormshaper

Technomancer

Earthshaper

Biomancer

Druid

Magiclysm Monsters

Magiclysm Craftables

Magiclysm Spellbooks

Guides

Navigation menu

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