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Other Online Resources

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	==Other Online Resources==		==Other Online Resources==
	*[~~[Tok%27s_YouTube_Tutorials#Classes\|~~Tok's Mage Tutorial]]		*[https://youtu.be/Ne5EeyMDzhw Tok's Mage Tutorial]

	=Multi-Classing Options and Effectiveness=		=Multi-Classing Options and Effectiveness=

Loki: /* How to Play */

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How to Play

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	I could also go into all of the utility spells and ease of life spells that Mage has, but that would take FAR too long, so let me just sum things up here. Mage is a powerful class, and by extension its subclasses as well. This power comes at a cost, though, and early on in a Mage's career they might find it difficult if they don't get creative. So, get Creative! You have the power of the cosmos at your whim, if you only know how to apply your knowledge. The beautiful thing about this class is that it gives you so many tools to use, but it's ultimately up to you to use these tools. I've made many recommendations, but the truth of the matter is that there are just SO many things that you can do, that it's difficult to describe exactly HOW to play. I've tried to give you ideas, but these are honestly just pieces of the puzzle. How the big picture looks is up to you.		I could also go into all of the utility spells and ease of life spells that Mage has, but that would take FAR too long, so let me just sum things up here. Mage is a powerful class, and by extension its subclasses as well. This power comes at a cost, though, and early on in a Mage's career they might find it difficult if they don't get creative. So, get Creative! You have the power of the cosmos at your whim, if you only know how to apply your knowledge. The beautiful thing about this class is that it gives you so many tools to use, but it's ultimately up to you to use these tools. I've made many recommendations, but the truth of the matter is that there are just SO many things that you can do, that it's difficult to describe exactly HOW to play. I've tried to give you ideas, but these are honestly just pieces of the puzzle. How the big picture looks is up to you.

			==Other Online Resources==
			*[[Tok%27s_YouTube_Tutorials#Classes\|Tok's Mage Tutorial]]

	=Multi-Classing Options and Effectiveness=		=Multi-Classing Options and Effectiveness=

Loki: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	=Notes=		=Notes=
			*The [[SIT]] and [[SLEEP]] commands help recover missing health, movement and mana more rapidly between combat.

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Tickitok: /* How to Play */

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	'But what if I have to fight a player!', I hear some say. Fear not! The mage comes prebuilt with some of the most powerful PVP abilities in the game. First off, it goes without saying that spells like [[Spell_Geas\|GEAS]], [[Spell_Nightmare\|NIGHTMARE]], [[Spell_TimeStop\|TIME STOP]], and [[Spell_Haste\|HASTE]] are very useful against other players, these spells are perhaps some of the most powerful abilities in the game, bar only a few. But! Mages have a few more tricks up their sleeve in case these don't work! [[Spell_Mute\|MUTE]] and [[Spell_Silence\|SILENCE]] can keep most magic at bay. Silence being the stranger of the two, as it affects the room, and thus can't be resisted. Even if you yourself are somehow unable to cast verbal spells, there are quite a number of non-verbal spells, although I'll be honest, I've no idea which. [[Spell_HeatMetal\|HEAT METAL]] is great for dealing with heavily armored opponents, [[Spell_Tourettes\|TOURETTES]] can make bards swear both in-game and out, [[Spell_Delude\|DELUDE]] is just... a really nasty thing to do to Druids or Clerics, [[Spell_DetectHidden\|DETECT HIDDEN]] makes most of the Thief class' abilities entirely invalid until level 30, and barring all of that, you can always just [[Spell_ImprovedPolymorph\|IMPROVED POLYMORPH]] them into something harmless. Like a cat, or maybe a flower. Flowers are nice.		'But what if I have to fight a player!', I hear some say. Fear not! The mage comes prebuilt with some of the most powerful PVP abilities in the game. First off, it goes without saying that spells like [[Spell_Geas\|GEAS]], [[Spell_Nightmare\|NIGHTMARE]], [[Spell_TimeStop\|TIME STOP]], and [[Spell_Haste\|HASTE]] are very useful against other players, these spells are perhaps some of the most powerful abilities in the game, bar only a few. But! Mages have a few more tricks up their sleeve in case these don't work! [[Spell_Mute\|MUTE]] and [[Spell_Silence\|SILENCE]] can keep most magic at bay. Silence being the stranger of the two, as it affects the room, and thus can't be resisted. Even if you yourself are somehow unable to cast verbal spells, there are quite a number of non-verbal spells, although I'll be honest, I've no idea which. [[Spell_HeatMetal\|HEAT METAL]] is great for dealing with heavily armored opponents, [[Spell_Tourettes\|TOURETTES]] can make bards swear both in-game and out, [[Spell_Delude\|DELUDE]] is just... a really nasty thing to do to Druids or Clerics, [[Spell_DetectHidden\|DETECT HIDDEN]] makes most of the Thief class' abilities entirely invalid until level 30, and barring all of that, you can always just [[Spell_ImprovedPolymorph\|IMPROVED POLYMORPH]] them into something harmless. Like a cat, or maybe a flower. Flowers are nice.

	I could also go into all of the utility spells and ease of life spells that Mage has, but that would take FAR too long, so let me just sum things up here. Mage is a powerful class, and by extension its subclasses as well. This power comes at a cost, though, and early on in a Mage's career they might find it difficult if they don't get creative. So, get Creative! You have the power of the cosmos at your ~~wim~~, if you only know how to apply your knowledge. The beautiful thing about this class is that it gives you so many tools to use, but it's ultimately up to you to use these tools. I've made many recommendations, but the truth of the matter is that there are just SO many things that you can do, that it's difficult to describe exactly HOW to play. I've tried to give you ideas, but these are honestly just pieces of the puzzle. How the big picture looks is up to you.		I could also go into all of the utility spells and ease of life spells that Mage has, but that would take FAR too long, so let me just sum things up here. Mage is a powerful class, and by extension its subclasses as well. This power comes at a cost, though, and early on in a Mage's career they might find it difficult if they don't get creative. So, get Creative! You have the power of the cosmos at your whim, if you only know how to apply your knowledge. The beautiful thing about this class is that it gives you so many tools to use, but it's ultimately up to you to use these tools. I've made many recommendations, but the truth of the matter is that there are just SO many things that you can do, that it's difficult to describe exactly HOW to play. I've tried to give you ideas, but these are honestly just pieces of the puzzle. How the big picture looks is up to you.

	=Multi-Classing Options and Effectiveness=		=Multi-Classing Options and Effectiveness=

Tickitok: /* How to Play */

2022-01-24T14:30:20Z

How to Play

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	Second, during combat at higher levels, a mage should always pay attention to the spells that allow them to avoid damage entirely, or to end the fight quickly. Mages have low health, but is the best at dealing large amounts of damage on command, and has by far the best tools for handling opponents. Spells like [[Spell_Shield\|SHIELD]], [[Spell_Blur\|BLUR]], [[Spell_MageArmor\|MAGE ARMOR]], and [[Spell_Flameshield\|FLAMESHIELD]] are options that help increase your armor and stay reliable even in later levels. Speaking of which, at higher levels spells like [[Spell_Hold\|HOLD]], [[Spell_Nightmare\|NIGHTMARE]], and [[Spell_TimeStop\|TIME STOP]] can keep you from taking damage entirely.		Second, during combat at higher levels, a mage should always pay attention to the spells that allow them to avoid damage entirely, or to end the fight quickly. Mages have low health, but is the best at dealing large amounts of damage on command, and has by far the best tools for handling opponents. Spells like [[Spell_Shield\|SHIELD]], [[Spell_Blur\|BLUR]], [[Spell_MageArmor\|MAGE ARMOR]], and [[Spell_Flameshield\|FLAMESHIELD]] are options that help increase your armor and stay reliable even in later levels. Speaking of which, at higher levels spells like [[Spell_Hold\|HOLD]], [[Spell_Nightmare\|NIGHTMARE]], and [[Spell_TimeStop\|TIME STOP]] can keep you from taking damage entirely.

	As for damage, what most mages, and myself, agree is the best option is to use one of the many 'Weakness to' spells ([[Spell_WeaknessGas\|WEAKNESS TO GAS]], [[Spell_WeaknessAcid\|WEAKNESS TO ACID]], [[Spell_WeaknessCold\|WEAKNESS TO COLD]], [[Spell_WeaknessElectricity\|WEAKNESS TO ELECTRICITY]], [[Spell_WeaknessFire\|WEAKNESS TO FIRE]]) and then ~~using~~ a spell of the corresponding element. For example, using [[Spell_WeaknessAcid\|WEAKNESS TO ACID]] followed by [[Spell_AcidArrow\|ACID ARROW]]. This does a LOT of damage to most targets, and because of the relatively small amount of setup compared to other classes, allows you to level quite quickly.		As for damage, what most mages, and myself, agree is the best option is to use one of the many 'Weakness to' spells ([[Spell_WeaknessGas\|WEAKNESS TO GAS]], [[Spell_WeaknessAcid\|WEAKNESS TO ACID]], [[Spell_WeaknessCold\|WEAKNESS TO COLD]], [[Spell_WeaknessElectricity\|WEAKNESS TO ELECTRICITY]], [[Spell_WeaknessFire\|WEAKNESS TO FIRE]]) and then use a spell of the corresponding element. For example, using [[Spell_WeaknessAcid\|WEAKNESS TO ACID]] followed by [[Spell_AcidArrow\|ACID ARROW]]. This does a LOT of damage to most targets, and because of the relatively small amount of setup compared to other classes, allows you to level quite quickly.

	A few further tips for fighting mobs: extend your battles beyond combat, use as many buffs as is practical, and keep in mind that mobs have similar mechanics to player characters. I'll go over these in more detail. Mages have very little health, but this point is moot if you are wise about how you go about combat. A practiced player will sometimes learn that players can regenerate faster than mobs by sleeping in between battles, meaning you can flee before death and come back later to finish the mob while they're wounded. An experienced player, however, knows that ranged spells don't immediately initiate combat. It takes a small bit of time before the tick ends and the system places you both in combat, which leaves the player with a window, a very narrow window mind you, of time to leave the room before combat begins. [[Spell_ReverseGravity\|REVERSE GRAVITY]] helps with this as it flings your target up into the air, and thus out of the room, ending combat and giving you time to heal. These ideas allow you to extend battles beyond combat.		A few further tips for fighting mobs: extend your battles beyond combat, use as many buffs as is practical, and keep in mind that mobs have similar mechanics to player characters. I'll go over these in more detail. Mages have very little health, but this point is moot if you are wise about how you go about combat. A practiced player will sometimes learn that players can regenerate faster than mobs by sleeping in between battles, meaning you can flee before death and come back later to finish the mob while they're wounded. An experienced player, however, knows that ranged spells don't immediately initiate combat. It takes a small bit of time before the tick ends and the system places you both in combat, which leaves the player with a window, a very narrow window mind you, of time to leave the room before combat begins. [[Spell_ReverseGravity\|REVERSE GRAVITY]] helps with this as it flings your target up into the air, and thus out of the room, ending combat and giving you time to heal. These ideas allow you to extend battles beyond combat.

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-Mage is the basis for numerous sub-classes which the player may choose to gain levels in at any time.  These sub-classes include: Abjurer, Alterer, Conjurer, Diviner, Enchanter, Evoker, Illusionist, Transmuter, and Wizard.
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-How to play: Mages are among the most versatile of classes, being able to make spell choices which carve out the path the Mage would like to take.  For the loner Mage, the emphasis on offensive magic will make him a powerful opponent in battle.  In groups, the mage may focus on protective magic to make him a more desirable companion.  And even the playful mage may focus on the role-playing magic to make his mudding as fun as possible!
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	([[Siegecraft\|Siegecraft]]) ([[Shipwright\|Ship Building]]) ([[LockSmith\|Locksmithing]]) ([[Speculate\|Speculating]]) ([[Farming\|Farming]]) ([[Smelting\|Smelting]]) ([[Taxidermy\|Taxidermy]])		([[Siegecraft\|Siegecraft]]) ([[Shipwright\|Ship Building]]) ([[LockSmith\|Locksmithing]]) ([[Speculate\|Speculating]]) ([[Farming\|Farming]]) ([[Smelting\|Smelting]]) ([[Taxidermy\|Taxidermy]])
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	([[Spell_Delirium\|Delirium]]) ([[Spell_Clairevoyance\|Clairevoyance]]) \|level13=([[Spell_Gate\|Gate]]) ([[Spell_DistantVision\|Distant Vision]]) ([[Spell_Reinforce\|Reinforce]]) ([[Spell_Frenzy\|Frenzy]])		([[Spell_Delirium\|Delirium]]) ([[Spell_Clairevoyance\|Clairevoyance]]) \|level13=([[Spell_Gate\|Gate]]) ([[Spell_DistantVision\|Distant Vision]]) ([[Spell_Reinforce\|Reinforce]]) ([[Spell_Frenzy\|Frenzy]])

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	===Multi-Classing Options and ~~effectiveness~~===		===Multi-Classing Options and Effectiveness===

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	===Multi-Classing Options and ~~affectiveness~~===		===Multi-Classing Options and effectiveness===

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	Second, during combat at higher levels, a mage should always pay attention to the spells that allow them to avoid damage entirely, or to end the fight quickly. Mages have low health, but is the best at dealing large amounts of damage on command, and has by far the best tools for handling opponents. Spells like [[Spell_Shield\|SHIELD]], [[Spell_Blur\|BLUR]], [[Spell_MageArmor\|MAGE ARMOR]], and [[Spell_Flameshield\|FLAMESHIELD]] are options that help increase your armor and stay reliable even in later levels. Speaking of which, at higher levels spells like [[Spell_Hold\|HOLD]], [[Spell_Nightmare\|NIGHTMARE]], and [[Spell_TimeStop\|TIME STOP]] can keep you from taking damage entirely.		Second, during combat at higher levels, a mage should always pay attention to the spells that allow them to avoid damage entirely, or to end the fight quickly. Mages have low health, but is the best at dealing large amounts of damage on command, and has by far the best tools for handling opponents. Spells like [[Spell_Shield\|SHIELD]], [[Spell_Blur\|BLUR]], [[Spell_MageArmor\|MAGE ARMOR]], and [[Spell_Flameshield\|FLAMESHIELD]] are options that help increase your armor and stay reliable even in later levels. Speaking of which, at higher levels spells like [[Spell_Hold\|HOLD]], [[Spell_Nightmare\|NIGHTMARE]], and [[Spell_TimeStop\|TIME STOP]] can keep you from taking damage entirely.

	As for damage, what most mages, and myself, agree is the best option is to use one of the many 'Weakness to' spells ([[Spell_WeaknessGas\|WEAKNESS TO GAS]], [[Spell_WeaknessAcid\|WEAKNESS TO ACID]], [[Spell_WeaknessCold\|WEAKNESS TO COLD]], [[Spell_WeaknessElectricity\|WEAKNESS TO ELECTRICITY]], [[Spell_WeaknessFire\|WEAKNESS TO FIRE]]) and then ~~using~~ a spell of the corresponding element. For example, using [[Spell_WeaknessAcid\|WEAKNESS TO ACID]] followed by [[Spell_AcidArrow\|ACID ARROW]]. This does a LOT of damage to most targets, and because of the relatively small amount of setup compared to other classes, allows you to level quite quickly.		As for damage, what most mages, and myself, agree is the best option is to use one of the many 'Weakness to' spells ([[Spell_WeaknessGas\|WEAKNESS TO GAS]], [[Spell_WeaknessAcid\|WEAKNESS TO ACID]], [[Spell_WeaknessCold\|WEAKNESS TO COLD]], [[Spell_WeaknessElectricity\|WEAKNESS TO ELECTRICITY]], [[Spell_WeaknessFire\|WEAKNESS TO FIRE]]) and then use a spell of the corresponding element. For example, using [[Spell_WeaknessAcid\|WEAKNESS TO ACID]] followed by [[Spell_AcidArrow\|ACID ARROW]]. This does a LOT of damage to most targets, and because of the relatively small amount of setup compared to other classes, allows you to level quite quickly.

	A few further tips for fighting mobs: extend your battles beyond combat, use as many buffs as is practical, and keep in mind that mobs have similar mechanics to player characters. I'll go over these in more detail. Mages have very little health, but this point is moot if you are wise about how you go about combat. A practiced player will sometimes learn that players can regenerate faster than mobs by sleeping in between battles, meaning you can flee before death and come back later to finish the mob while they're wounded. An experienced player, however, knows that ranged spells don't immediately initiate combat. It takes a small bit of time before the tick ends and the system places you both in combat, which leaves the player with a window, a very narrow window mind you, of time to leave the room before combat begins. [[Spell_ReverseGravity\|REVERSE GRAVITY]] helps with this as it flings your target up into the air, and thus out of the room, ending combat and giving you time to heal. These ideas allow you to extend battles beyond combat.		A few further tips for fighting mobs: extend your battles beyond combat, use as many buffs as is practical, and keep in mind that mobs have similar mechanics to player characters. I'll go over these in more detail. Mages have very little health, but this point is moot if you are wise about how you go about combat. A practiced player will sometimes learn that players can regenerate faster than mobs by sleeping in between battles, meaning you can flee before death and come back later to finish the mob while they're wounded. An experienced player, however, knows that ranged spells don't immediately initiate combat. It takes a small bit of time before the tick ends and the system places you both in combat, which leaves the player with a window, a very narrow window mind you, of time to leave the room before combat begins. [[Spell_ReverseGravity\|REVERSE GRAVITY]] helps with this as it flings your target up into the air, and thus out of the room, ending combat and giving you time to heal. These ideas allow you to extend battles beyond combat.

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	([[Siegecraft\|Siegecraft]]) ([[Shipwright\|Ship Building]]) ([[LockSmith\|Locksmithing]]) ([[Speculate\|Speculating]]) ([[Farming\|Farming]]) ([[Smelting\|Smelting]]) ([[Taxidermy\|Taxidermy]])		([[Siegecraft\|Siegecraft]]) ([[Shipwright\|Ship Building]]) ([[LockSmith\|Locksmithing]]) ([[Speculate\|Speculating]]) ([[Farming\|Farming]]) ([[Smelting\|Smelting]]) ([[Taxidermy\|Taxidermy]])
	\|level11=([[Spell_HeatMetal\|Heat Metal]]) ([[Spell_Feeblemind\|Feeblemind]]) ([[Spell_Weaken\|Weaken]]) ([[Spell_AcidFog\|Acid Fog]]) ([[Spell_MirrorImage\|Mirror Image]]) ([[Spell_Stoneskin\|Stoneskin]])		\|level11=([[Spell_HeatMetal\|Heat Metal]]) ([[Spell_Feeblemind\|Feeblemind]]) ([[Spell_Weaken\|Weaken]]) ([[Spell_AcidFog\|Acid Fog]]) ([[Spell_MirrorImage\|Mirror Image]]) ([[Spell_Stoneskin\|Stoneskin]])
	([[Spell_WallOfIce\|Wall of Ice]]) ([[Spell_ChangeSex\|Change Sex]]) ([[Spell_Claireaudience\|Claireaudience]]) \|level12=([[Spell_Enlightenment\|Enlightenment]]) ([[Spell_MinorGlobe\|Globe]])		([[Spell_WallOfIce\|Wall of Ice]]) ([[Spell_ChangeSex\|Change Sex]]) ([[Spell_Claireaudience\|Claireaudience]]) ([[Spell_ImprovedRepairingAura\|Improved Repairing Aura]])
			\|level12=([[Spell_Enlightenment\|Enlightenment]]) ([[Spell_MinorGlobe\|Globe]])
	([[Spell_Shelter\|Shelter]]) ([[Spell_DestroyObject\|Destroy Object]]) ([[Spell_Haste\|Haste]]) ([[Spell_Laughter\|Laughter]]) ([[Spell_Confusion\|Confusion]]) ([[Spell_Fly\|Fly]])		([[Spell_Shelter\|Shelter]]) ([[Spell_DestroyObject\|Destroy Object]]) ([[Spell_Haste\|Haste]]) ([[Spell_Laughter\|Laughter]]) ([[Spell_Confusion\|Confusion]]) ([[Spell_Fly\|Fly]])
	([[Spell_Delirium\|Delirium]]) ([[Spell_Clairevoyance\|Clairevoyance]]) \|level13=([[Spell_Gate\|Gate]]) ([[Spell_DistantVision\|Distant Vision]]) ([[Spell_Reinforce\|Reinforce]]) ([[Spell_Frenzy\|Frenzy]])		([[Spell_Delirium\|Delirium]]) ([[Spell_Clairevoyance\|Clairevoyance]]) \|level13=([[Spell_Gate\|Gate]]) ([[Spell_DistantVision\|Distant Vision]]) ([[Spell_Reinforce\|Reinforce]]) ([[Spell_Frenzy\|Frenzy]])

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Tickitok: /* How to Play */

Tickitok: /* How to Play */

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Loki at 12:27, 19 July 2016

Loki at 12:24, 19 July 2016

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