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PWpedia>Sangodoc: Added merge tag; updated tables; removed sig

2012-11-13T06:02:50Z

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PWpedia>Vieraprince: /* Skills Overview */

2010-03-08T13:57:49Z

Skills Overview

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	Fire Skill – these do fire based damage and include skills that have area of effects, cause damage over time (DoT) and sacrificial effects. This tree is also where you will find your ONLY skill that does physical damage. Fire skills tend to yield higher chi per skill use than other skills		Fire Skill – these do fire based damage and include skills that have area of effects, cause damage over time (DoT) and sacrificial effects. This tree is also where you will find your ONLY skill that does physical damage. Fire skills tend to yield higher chi per skill use than other skills

	Water Skills – these do water based damage and include mainly skills with freezing and slowing effects as well as healing and buffing. Wizards are the only other class apart from Clerics that can heal other players.		Water Skills – these do water based damage and include mainly skills with freezing and slowing effects as well as healing and buffing. Wizards are the only other class apart from Clerics and Psychics that can heal other players.

	Earth Skills – these do earth based damage and include skills that have stuns and accuracy debuffs.		Earth Skills – these do earth based damage and include skills that have stuns and accuracy debuffs.

PWpedia>Crysil: /* Earth Skills */

2010-01-25T15:04:01Z

Earth Skills

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	\|''Project a powerful wave of sand onto target. Inflicts earth damage and has a chance to reduce its chance to hit.''		\|''Project a powerful wave of sand onto target. Inflicts earth damage and has a chance to reduce its chance to hit.''
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	\|colspan="2"\|This is a great skill, does a large chunk of damage (as most of the skills in the earth tree) and when maxed will reduce accuracy of a target down by 50%. The description is a bit misleading since the skill always casts an accuracy reduction on your target and it lasts for 10 seconds. The accuracy reductions is very useful on ~~meele~~ based enemies and it helps out with bosses when the veno’s pet is tanking because the boss tends to miss the pet more.		\|colspan="2"\|This is a great skill, does a large chunk of damage (as most of the skills in the earth tree) and when maxed will reduce accuracy of a target down by 50%. The description is a bit misleading since the skill always casts an accuracy reduction on your target and it lasts for 10 seconds. The accuracy reductions is very useful on melee based enemies and it helps out with bosses when the veno’s pet is tanking because the boss tends to miss the pet more.
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	==Misc. Skills==		==Misc. Skills==

PWpedia>Crysil at 10:24, 13 January 2010

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	\|''The power of the Fire God surrounds your body in a blazing vortex. All enemies within range suffer constant fire damage.''		\|''The power of the Fire God surrounds your body in a blazing vortex. All enemies within range suffer constant fire damage.''
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	\|colspan="2"\|This is the first of your area of effect skills that you get. All of your ultimates and a few from the fire skill tree have AoEs but the difference in Dragon’s Breath is that it is a continuous AoE. Meaning that once you start it up it will not stop until you either run out of mana or hit the esc key on your keyboard. This is kind of a back bench skill since as you can imagine it’s not particularly useful in doing quests or even in things like the Dragon Palace and ~~Territiry~~ Wars, it’s real use is for Zhenning (AoE leveling parties). You get this skill at level 29 so level it casually once in a while. If you plan to do a lot of zhenning you should have it up to date by level 59/60 but other than that just max it when you get a chance to do so. You will need it maxed for doing Rebirth Order instances so you will have to invest in this skill but do it when you the extra spirit and don’t have too many other important skills to level.		\|colspan="2"\|This is the first of your area of effect skills that you get. All of your ultimates and a few from the fire skill tree have AoEs but the difference in Dragon’s Breath is that it is a continuous AoE. Meaning that once you start it up it will not stop until you either run out of mana or hit the esc key on your keyboard. This is kind of a back bench skill since as you can imagine it’s not particularly useful in doing quests or even in things like the Dragon Palace and Territory Wars, it’s real use is for Zhenning (AoE leveling parties). You get this skill at level 29 so level it casually once in a while. If you plan to do a lot of zhenning you should have it up to date by level 59/60 but other than that just max it when you get a chance to do so. You will need it maxed for doing Rebirth Order instances so you will have to invest in this skill but do it when you the extra spirit and don’t have too many other important skills to level.
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PWpedia>Shadowdragon34: /* Fire Skills */

2009-09-17T00:32:20Z

Fire Skills

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	\|''Knock target back. It suffers fire damage ~~over time~~.''		\|''Knock target back. It suffers fire damage.''
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	\|colspan="2"\|The most important thing is that this is your one and only knock back skill. Life gets much easier when you have this skill to push your enemies (mobs and pets only, it doesn’t work in PVP) away from you. This skill also has an AoE and the higher you level it up the wider of an area the spell affects and the farther it will push it back. This skill is a top priority, max it as soon as you can because you will always be using it. This is a fast skill, like gush, and will be your highest "damage per second" skill for much of the game, though it is limited somewhat by its range and its cooldown.		\|colspan="2"\|The most important thing is that this is your one and only knock back skill. Life gets much easier when you have this skill to push your enemies (mobs and pets only, it doesn’t work in PVP) away from you. This skill also has an AoE and the higher you level it up the wider of an area the spell affects and the farther it will push it back. This skill is a top priority, max it as soon as you can because you will always be using it. This is a fast skill, like gush, and will be your highest "damage per second" skill for much of the game, though it is limited somewhat by its range and its cooldown.

PWpedia>Fulgida: hot linked skills

2009-09-09T14:48:02Z

hot linked skills

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PWpedia>Fulgida at 12:33, 7 September 2009

2009-09-07T12:33:03Z

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	\|''A sip of Nature’s Wellspring increases your maximum mana capacity.''		\|''A sip of Nature’s Wellspring increases your maximum mana capacity.''
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	\|colspan="2"\|Godly to a wizard because when maxed out it will last 30 minutes and increase your maximum mana by 60%. This is especially useful for higher level skills that deal damage based on you mana. You will need to level it at least to level 5 in order to unlock Sutra so get it leveled up to atleast that. After that it’s your choice, it’s good to have a large mana pool because apothecary pots can be used once to refill your pool and then you have a nice long time of casting spells before you have to use a pot again but this skill will purposely click your mana charm once every 30 minutes when you have to recast it and your charm needs to fill you up an additional 60% of your mana. But note also that if you have a clock near your computer you can re-cast this spell before it runs out, and you will increase its duration without losing so much mana. (Also, until you have level 5 in this skill, you can cast it without triggering your spirit charm.)		\|colspan="2"\|Godly to a wizard because when maxed out it will last 30 minutes and increase your maximum mana by 60%. This is especially useful for higher level skills that deal damage based on you mana. You will need to level it at least to level 5 in order to unlock Sutra so get it leveled up to atleast that. After that it’s your choice, it’s good to have a large mana pool because apothecary pots can be used once to refill your pool and then you have a nice long time of casting spells before you have to use a pot again but this skill will purposely click your mana charm once every 30 minutes when you have to recast it and your charm needs to fill you up an additional 60% of your mana. But note also that if you have a clock near your computer you can re-cast this spell before it runs out, and you will increase its duration without losing so much mana. (Also, until you have level 5 in this skill, you can cast it without triggering your spirit charm -- if you have level 5 and a spirit charm, you should think twice before using wellspring quaff.)
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PWpedia>Fulgida: /* Misc. Skills */

2009-09-07T11:44:25Z

Misc. Skills

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	\|''A sip of Nature’s Wellspring increases your maximum mana capacity.''		\|''A sip of Nature’s Wellspring increases your maximum mana capacity.''
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	\|colspan="2"\|Godly to a wizard because when maxed out it will last 30 minutes and increase your maximum mana by 60%. This is especially useful for higher level skills that deal damage based on you mana. You will need to level it at least to level 5 in order to unlock Sutra so get it leveled up to atleast that. After that it’s your choice, it’s good to have a large mana pool because apothecary pots can be used once to refill your pool and then you have a nice long time of casting spells before you have to use a pot again but this skill will purposely click your mana charm once every 30 minutes when you have to recast it and your charm needs to fill you up an additional 60% of your mana.		\|colspan="2"\|Godly to a wizard because when maxed out it will last 30 minutes and increase your maximum mana by 60%. This is especially useful for higher level skills that deal damage based on you mana. You will need to level it at least to level 5 in order to unlock Sutra so get it leveled up to atleast that. After that it’s your choice, it’s good to have a large mana pool because apothecary pots can be used once to refill your pool and then you have a nice long time of casting spells before you have to use a pot again but this skill will purposely click your mana charm once every 30 minutes when you have to recast it and your charm needs to fill you up an additional 60% of your mana. But note also that if you have a clock near your computer you can re-cast this spell before it runs out, and you will increase its duration without losing so much mana. (Also, until you have level 5 in this skill, you can cast it without triggering your spirit charm.)
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PWpedia>Fulgida: /* Fire Skills */

2009-09-07T11:38:31Z

Fire Skills

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	\|''Using the force of the Raging Flame cast out onto the enemy a blazing program. Inflicts fire damage.''		\|''Using the force of the Raging Flame cast out onto the enemy a blazing program. Inflicts fire damage.''
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	\|colspan="2"\|This is your first skill that you get when you first enter Perfect World. It will be your main damage dealer alongside Gush and Stone Rain for a long time so keep it up to date and max it. You will still use this in higher levels as a mix in with your combo but it does become a bit less used since you will usually have other skills that you will use and open with.		\|colspan="2"\|This is your first skill that you get when you first enter Perfect World. It will be your main damage dealer alongside Gush and Stone Rain for a long time so keep it up to date and max it. You will still use this in higher levels as a mix in with your combo but it does become a bit less used since you will usually have other skills that you will use and open with. Pyrogram's biggest advantage is its short cooldown -- three seconds (which it shares with gush). If you are not wearing enough gear to reduce your channelling time, Gush can be cast faster, so a gush, pyrogram, gush will be a good sequence to deliver decent damage. If you are wearing gear which reduces your channeling time, you should start thinking about including an additional spell in the mix because you will be casting your spells faster than they can cool off.
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