Difference between revisions of "Exploding Dragon"

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Exploding Dragon

Type:	Offensive Skill
Levels:	5 (Selectable)
SP Cost:	(3+Skill Level)*5
Cast Time:	3s
Cast Delay:	3s
Target:	Ground
Range:	9 cells cells
Area of Effect:	5x5 cells
Property:	Fire
Catalyst:	1 Flame Stone
Prerequisites
(Ninja) Ninja Mastery Lv. 10, Blaze Shield Lv. 7

Description

Summon a flaming dragon that will inflict 3 strikes on all enemies in a 5*5 cell area around the cell targeted by this skill. Each cast consumes 1 Flame Stone. Mastered at Skill Level 5. This skill is considered an Area of Effect skill, but is targeted and therefore cannot be evaded by simply running away. The Sage skill Magnetic Earth will therefore prevent Exploding Dragon from making damage, but their Magic Rod won't.

This skill is calculated as a single hit that is then divide into three separate hits. Each hit is then rounded down; as a result, dealing damage of 1 (such as to plants) will split up and rounded to zero.

Level	1	2	3	4	5
Damage	300%	450%	600%	750%	900%
SP Cost	20	25	30	35	40

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 Summon a flaming dragon that will inflict 3 strikes on all enemies in a 5*5 cell area around the cell targeted by this skill. Each cast consumes 1 Flame Stone. Mastered at Skill Level 5. This skill is considered an [[:Category:AoE_Skills|Area of Effect]] skill, but is targeted and therefore cannot be evaded by simply running away. The [[Sage]] skill [[Magnetic Earth]] will therefore prevent Exploding Dragon from making damage, but their [[Magic Rod]] won't.
-This skill is backwards calculated. The total damage done is calculated by the game, and then divided into three hits. This is advantageous when fighting monsters or players with high Int-based MDEF, however, it also means that the skill will be unable to hit any monsters with plant-type defence. This is due to the fact that the total damage is calculated as 1, then divided by three, which comes out to less than one, which is just nullified by the game.
+This skill is calculated as a single hit that is then divide into three separate hits. Each hit is then rounded down; as a result, dealing damage of 1 (such as to plants) will split up and rounded to zero.
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