Geyser - Revision history

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2016-04-24T04:09:25Z

‎Trivia: mp

Guy: adding Angled Geyser augment

2015-11-01T01:50:25Z

adding Angled Geyser augment

Guy: /* Trivia */ mentioning Magic Power

2015-10-31T13:06:49Z

‎Trivia: mentioning Magic Power

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2015-10-08T11:55:14Z

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Guy: Created page with "{{TB |field1=Water |field2=Summon |PWC=W |intent=Defensive |form=Spell |cost=2}} '''Geyser''' is an defensive water spell. To cast this spell, the user must point at a patch..."

2015-10-08T11:50:09Z

Created page with "{{TB |field1=Water |field2=Summon |PWC=W |intent=Defensive |form=Spell |cost=2}} '''Geyser''' is an defensive water spell. To cast this spell, the user must point at a patch..."

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{{TB
|field1=Water
|field2=Summon
|PWC=W
|intent=Defensive
|form=Spell
|cost=2}}
'''Geyser''' is an defensive water spell. To cast this spell, the user must point at a patch of solid ground, a body of water, or solid ice. Immediately, an intricate glowing circle appears there. About one second later, a torrential jet of warm freshwater gushes up from that point in a cylinder roughly a foot (or 30cm) in diameter. The jet always launches exactly perpendicular to the surface, even if that surface is a wall or ceiling. This geyser continues gushing water for about a minute's time, unless the caster ends the spell prematurely. The ground from which the geyser erupted will return to normal, but any water it created will persist.

The force of the geyser is enough to cause bruises and pain, similar to that of a modern fire hose. Small or heavy objects could be propelled into the air, and even beings as heavy as Gorons and Darknuts would falter and bruise from the sheer impact of the water.

Normally, this spell can be cast once every 30 seconds. With one level of [[Magic Power]], the caster can do so every 10 seconds. With two levels, it can be done every few seconds. (If each geyser is allowed to flow for a full minute, one caster is able to have multiple geysers activated at once.)
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==Trivia==
* This spell has similarities to [[Spire]], which instead launches a solid spike out of a surface, rather than water.
* {{Original|creator=Guy}}

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 * This spell has similarities to [[Spire]], which instead launches a solid spike out of a surface, rather than a column of water.
 * Geyser's capability to summon a large amount of water quickly is similar to that of [[Water Jet]] or [[Bottomless Bottle]].
-* This is the only [[:Category:Defensive Intent|Utility]] Spell to have its time limitations reduced by [[Magic Power]], which normally only affects [[:Category:Offensive Intent|Offensive]] Spells.
+* This is one of few [[:Category:Utility Intent|Utility]] spells to have its time limitations reduced by [[Magic Power]], which normally only affects [[:Category:Offensive Intent|Offensive]] Spells.
 * {{Original|creator=Guy}}

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 Normally, this spell can be cast once every 30 seconds.  With one level of [[Magic Power]], the caster can do so every 10 seconds.  With two levels, it can be done every few seconds.  (If each geyser is allowed to flow for a full minute, one caster is able to have multiple geysers activated at once.)
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 ==Trivia==

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 |intent=Defensive
 |form=Spell
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 '''Geyser''' is an defensive water spell.  To cast this spell, the user must point at a patch of solid ground, a body of water, or solid ice.  Immediately, an intricate glowing circle appears there.  About one second later, a torrential jet of warm freshwater gushes up from that point in a cylinder roughly a foot (or 30cm) in diameter.  The jet always launches exactly perpendicular to the surface, even if that surface is a wall or ceiling.  This geyser continues gushing water for about a minute's time, unless the caster ends the spell prematurely.  The ground from which the geyser erupted will return to normal, but any water it created will persist.
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 ==Trivia==
 * This spell has similarities to [[Spire]], which instead launches a solid spike out of a surface, rather than water.
 * {{Original|creator=Guy}}