Items & Spells
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In your player dashboard, you can equip consumable items, such as potions, onto your characters for them to use in combat. These items can be very useful as they can restore HP, MP or resurrect a dead character for example. See here for more information on equipping consumables.
To use an item in combat, select a character with an item equipped and click/tap on the item icon, or use the keyboard binding in the corner of the icon.
Once used, the item is gone forever! Using an item will also end your character's turn.
Items whose effect is not applicable or cannot be applied at the moment will not be used, e.g. if you try to drink a potion with a character at full health, the potion will not be consumed.
Most items act on the character holding them, e.g. if you use a potion, the selected character will use that potion on themself. There are some exceptions such as the Clover that requires you to select one of your (dead) characters as a target.
You can find out more about which target will be affected by checking the item details in the inventory:
A target of SELF means the item will be used by the selected character
A target of SINGLE means that the item can be used on a single character on the field, by clicking on that character once the item is selected
Items can be obtained as rewards at the end of games, at the end of seasons or as daily loot rewards, as well as bought in the shop using gold.
In your player dashboard, you can teach spells to your characters for them to use in combat. Spells are a crucial component of the gameplay, as their wide range of effects can allow things such as:
Healing
Inflicting massive damage
Inflicting damage to multiple enemies at once
Inflicting or curing status effects such a poison, paralyziz, ...
Modifying the terrain by creating flames or ice blocks
To use a spell in combat, select a character with an item equipped and click/tap on the spell icon, or use the keyboard binding in the corner of the icon.
Spells can be used as often as you want as long as your character has enough MP. Using a spell will end your character's turn.
Most spells are Are of Effect (AoE) spells, meaning that the target will be a location on the battlefield. Spells take some amount of time to cast, after which their effect is applied to any characters located in the area of effect of the spell. Therefore, make sure to time your spells right, and to be ready to evade enemy spells by moving your characters out of range!
Spells can be obtained as rewards at the end of games, at the end of seasons or as daily loot rewards, as well as bought in the shop using gold.
