Shuffle
Shuffle determines whether a wand casts spells in their placed order. No Shuffle casts from left to right; Shuffle Yes randomizes the spell order before casting.
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Shuffle determines whether a wand casts spells in their placed order. No Shuffle casts from left to right; Shuffle Yes randomizes the spell order before casting.
Understand this choiceSpells/Cast describes how many slots' worth of spells the wand casts in one action. A multicast spell can make multiple projectiles fire together.
Understand this choiceCapacity is the number of spell slots available on a wand. More capacity allows more spells to be combined in a build.
Understand this choiceCast delay is the interval applied around spell casts. A wand's cast delay and a spell's own delay modifier both affect the time between shots.
Understand this choiceRecharge time is the wait before a wand can be used again after its spells have been cast. It affects the pause between completed sequences.
Understand this choiceMax mana is the wand's total mana capacity. A spell's cost must be supported by available mana for the wand to cast it.
Understand this choiceMana charge speed describes how quickly a wand's mana replenishes. It matters when repeated casts consume a substantial amount of mana.
Understand this choiceSpells and modifiers consume mana when cast. Their combined costs can make a wand ineffective in extended fights if its mana supply cannot keep up.
Understand this choiceSpread affects the accuracy cone of projectile spells. Positive spread causes projectiles to scatter; negative spread can counteract positive spread.
Understand this choiceSpark Bolt is a basic projectile spell that can provide more range than a faster-firing alternative described in the guide.
Understand this choiceChainsaw is a projectile spell that can remove cast delay from a wand's casting sequence, enabling very fast spell casting.
Understand this choiceA trigger spell releases connected spells when its projectile hits an enemy or terrain. The guide presents triggers as a way to deliver payloads at the impact point.
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