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| Line | Storm Calling | ||||
| Line Rank | 1 | Cost | 2430 Magicka | ||
| Cast Time | Instant | Duration | – | ||
| Target | Enemy | ||||
| Range | 28 meters | Area | 4 meters | ||
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Mages' Wrath Significantly increases the damage dealt to other enemies nearby. |
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Endless Fury Reduces the cost and restores Magicka if the target dies after this ability dealt damage to them. |
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Notes
Values are based on Max Magicka/Stamina 12000, Max Health 16000, and Weapon/Spell Damage 1000.
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- Mages' Fury: Call down lightning to strike an enemy, dealing [2304 / 2328 / 2353 / 2378] Shock Damage. If the enemy falls to or below 20% Health within 4 seconds of being struck, an explosion deals an additional [8454 / 8547 / 8640 / 8733] Shock Damage to them and [1845 / 1865 / 1885 / 1905] Shock Damage to other enemies nearby.
- Mages' Wrath: Call down lightning to strike an enemy, dealing 2382 Shock Damage. If the enemy falls to or below 20% Health within 4 seconds of being struck, an explosion deals an additional 8735 Shock Damage to them and all nearby enemies.
- Endless Fury: Cost: 2160 Magicka.
Call down lightning to strike an enemy, dealing 2382 Shock Damage. If the enemy falls to or below 20% Health within 4 seconds of being struck, an explosion deals an additional 8735 Shock Damage to them and 1906 Shock Damage to other enemies nearby. If any enemy is killed within 5 seconds of being hit with this ability, you restore [2430 / 3240 / 4050 / 4860] Magicka.
Mages' Fury calls down a bolt of lightning which deals Shock Damage to a single opponent. If the target is below 20% Health, it will deal a much greater amount of damage, as well as a small amount of splash damage to any enemies near them. Its quick casting speed and low cost make it an effective starter spell, and it is good for finishing off already-weakened opponents, but its initial damage may be too low except as a finisher. In this circumstance it is very useful for the last portion of boss fights. The Mages' Wrath morph increases its splash damage. Alternatively, Endless Fury returns Magicka provided it dealt damage to the target shortly before it died.
NotesEdit
- One benefit of this spell over some others in the Sorcerer's arsenal is that it is instant-cast so it will not miss. So you're less likely to waste Magicka casting it at nothing or be stuck casting when you need to do something else.
- It is very useful to have this skill available to deal with larger boss fights, due to the extra damage to low-Health opponents. Having on your alternate weapon tab can mitigate the loss of that slot on your main weapon tab, since it isn't particularly effective until the end of the battle.
- Mages' Wrath is a recommended morph for the Sorcerer Initiate and Elemental Arcanist builds.
GalleryEdit
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Mages' Fury and Endless Fury morph casting visual
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Mages' Wrath morph casting visual that has a cloud effect
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Mages' Fury and its morphs passive visual on enemy
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Mages' Fury and its morphs Execute AOE visual
Patch NotesEdit
- Endless Fury: This ability now restores magicka if the secondary explosion kills an enemy, in addition to the initial bolt.
- Endless Fury: Fixed an issue where this ability was not properly restoring magicka when it landed the killing blow on an enemy.
- This ability's explosion can no longer be reflected.
- Endless Fury: Increased the base value of the magicka regeneration by 25%. Fixed an issue where this ability was exploding multiple times; it is no longer endless!
- This ability and its morphs will now be more responsive when proccing their execute damage explosion.
- This ability and its morphs now proc their execute damage explosion when the target is at or below 20% Health, instead of only below 20% Health.
- This ability and its morphs have had some minor visual FX improvements made and bugs fixed.
- Fixed an issue where multiple players could not maintain the execute explosion debuff on the same target.
- Fixed an issue where dodging this ability and its morphs would still apply the execute explosion debuff to you.
- Fixed an issue where Mages' Fury and its morphs could be cast – with no actual damage – when out of Magicka.
- Fixed an issue where this ability could be cast on corpses.
- Fixed an issue where the execute explosion would sometimes not trigger correctly when the target fell below 20% Health.
- Fixed an issue where casting this ability would aggro monsters before actually dealing damage.
- Fixed an issue where you could cast this ability on a target you did not have line of sight on.
- Fixed an issue where using this ability was not counting towards the Expert Mage passive.
- Mages' Wrath (morph):
- Increased the damage of the Area of Effect damage of this ability and its morphs by 20% to put it on par with our other executes.
- Fixed an issue where this ability's detonation was able to be dodged, despite the initial hit also being able to be dodged. Now if the initial hit lands on the target, they will not be able to dodge the detonation.
- Endless Fury (morph): This ability now returns Magicka if the target died within 5 seconds of taking damage, rather than only if this ability gained the killing blow. Also increased the amount of Magicka return by approximately 10%.
- Fixed an issue where the execute components of this ability and its morphs were missing rank up progression. Each version of the ability will gain a total of 3.3% damage for the execute's single target and Area of Effect component.
- Endless Fury (morph): Reduced the cost of this morph to 2160, down from 2430 to help reinforce the idea that you are able to endlessly cast it.
- Increased the size of the Area of Effect portion of this ability and its morphs to 5 meters, up from 4.
- Fixed an issue where the execute damage from these abilities were not properly labeled as an execute.
- Mages' Wrath (morph): This morph now deals its execute damage to all targets nearby, rather than dealing an initial hit and a smaller amount of damage to nearby targets. This will result in an approximate 129% damage increase of the Area of Effect, while also causing the ability to appear under the same ability ID for combat logs.