Signet of Spirits
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This skill has a PvP-only version — see Signet of Spirits (PvP). |
Signet of Spirits
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Elite Signet. Create 3 level 1...10...12 spirits. These spirits deal 5...17...20 damage with attacks and die after 60 seconds.
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Level
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0 1 5
1 2 6
2 2 7
3 3 8
4 4 9
5 5 10
6 5 11
7 6 12
8 7 13
9 8 14
10 8 15
11 9 16
12 10 17
13 11 18
14 11 19
15 12 20
16 13 21
17 13 22
18 14 23
19 15 24
20 16 25
21 16 26
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Acquisition[edit]
- Wagg Spiritspeak (Ferndale)
- Reisen the Phoenix (only during Raid on Kaineng Center)
- Hamato (The Undercity (Winds of Change) (only during When Kappa Attack (Hard mode)))
Hero Usage[edit]
- Heroes will use this skill upon entering combat, however, they will not recast it unless they have moved out of spirit range or if all the spirits have died.
- Because the attack range of the summoned spirits is significantly smaller than spirit range, this may lead to situations where the spirits are too far from enemies to attack, yet the Hero will refrain from recasting them unless the aforementioned conditions are met.
Notes[edit]
- This skill summons a Spirit of Anger, a Spirit of Hate and a Spirit of Suffering. These spirits use the Pain attack skill.
- This skill triggers effects of skills like Boon of Creation, Spirit's Gift and Explosive Growth on all three spirits.
- Combines with Feast of Souls for a cheap powerful party heal.
- Combines well with Shaman's Insignia for +15 armor rating.
Trivia[edit]
- During The Tengu Accords, Master Togo summons the same three spirits with Call to the Spirit Realm.
- The three spirits are inspired by a quote from Yoda in Star Wars: “Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.” [1]
- The functionality of this skill has changed since its introduction; see its PvE and PvP skill revision history for details.
- This is the only player-usable, non-ritual skill that creates spirits.