Question Thread

Leila Vergious wrote:You can change your D rank spells into passives once you hit S rank at cost of lower MP pool. But how would this work if the spell is summon or take-over?

Crimzon wrote:

Leila Vergious wrote:You can change your D rank spells into passives once you hit S rank at cost of lower MP pool. But how would this work if the spell is summon or take-over?

It'd work exactly the same. You're giving a spell slot of low rank up in return for a passive ability of the same rank and 5% less MP. Just because its a Take Over/Requip/Summon spell doesn't mean it works differently o3o

Leila Vergious wrote:

Crimzon wrote:

Leila Vergious wrote:You can change your D rank spells into passives once you hit S rank at cost of lower MP pool. But how would this work if the spell is summon or take-over?

It'd work exactly the same. You're giving a spell slot of low rank up in return for a passive ability of the same rank and 5% less MP. Just because its a Take Over/Requip/Summon spell doesn't mean it works differently o3o

I probably phrased that wrong. Usually when you change a spell that's a buff, you keep it's original form and just make it a passive. What I'm asking here is if it's possible to have a passive summon that can just kinda hang out with you forever until it's HP reaches 0.

Marceline Anicetus wrote:

Leila Vergious wrote:

Crimzon wrote:

Leila Vergious wrote:You can change your D rank spells into passives once you hit S rank at cost of lower MP pool. But how would this work if the spell is summon or take-over?

It'd work exactly the same. You're giving a spell slot of low rank up in return for a passive ability of the same rank and 5% less MP. Just because its a Take Over/Requip/Summon spell doesn't mean it works differently o3o

I probably phrased that wrong. Usually when you change a spell that's a buff, you keep it's original form and just make it a passive. What I'm asking here is if it's possible to have a passive summon that can just kinda hang out with you forever until it's HP reaches 0.

Despite having no longer cost any more MP at S-rank, the duration and cooldowns still apply to the "passives."

Leila Vergious wrote:

Marceline Anicetus wrote:

Leila Vergious wrote:

Crimzon wrote:

Leila Vergious wrote:You can change your D rank spells into passives once you hit S rank at cost of lower MP pool. But how would this work if the spell is summon or take-over?

It'd work exactly the same. You're giving a spell slot of low rank up in return for a passive ability of the same rank and 5% less MP. Just because its a Take Over/Requip/Summon spell doesn't mean it works differently o3o

I probably phrased that wrong. Usually when you change a spell that's a buff, you keep it's original form and just make it a passive. What I'm asking here is if it's possible to have a passive summon that can just kinda hang out with you forever until it's HP reaches 0.

Despite having no longer cost any more MP at S-rank, the duration and cooldowns still apply to the "passives."

That's not what's written in the rules... sure, D-rank spells themselves cost 0 MP on SS-rank. But by sacrificing 5% from you max MP pool, you can change them into passives.

"Passive Abilities are abilities that generally cost zero mp and are always active. They are natural occurring things that come with the use of your magic, weapon, item, armour, and pets. Each one generally does one thing only per ability."

That is straight from the rules. So either I'm not getting this right or you just meant that the cooldown and duration still applies if the passive remains some kind of summon and not just a buff.

Marceline Anicetus wrote:

Leila Vergious wrote:

Marceline Anicetus wrote:

Leila Vergious wrote:

Crimzon wrote:

Leila Vergious wrote:You can change your D rank spells into passives once you hit S rank at cost of lower MP pool. But how would this work if the spell is summon or take-over?

It'd work exactly the same. You're giving a spell slot of low rank up in return for a passive ability of the same rank and 5% less MP. Just because its a Take Over/Requip/Summon spell doesn't mean it works differently o3o

I probably phrased that wrong. Usually when you change a spell that's a buff, you keep it's original form and just make it a passive. What I'm asking here is if it's possible to have a passive summon that can just kinda hang out with you forever until it's HP reaches 0.

Despite having no longer cost any more MP at S-rank, the duration and cooldowns still apply to the "passives."

That's not what's written in the rules... sure, D-rank spells themselves cost 0 MP on SS-rank. But by sacrificing 5% from you max MP pool, you can change them into passives.

"Passive Abilities are abilities that generally cost zero mp and are always active. They are natural occurring things that come with the use of your magic, weapon, item, armour, and pets. Each one generally does one thing only per ability."

That is straight from the rules. So either I'm not getting this right or you just meant that the cooldown and duration still applies if the passive remains some kind of summon and not just a buff.

Okay, look at it this way. When changing your D-ranks to passives, they act similar to signature spells (these cost 0 MP and can always be active), but signature spells can have duration/cooldowns if required by the mod.

Basically, you just get a shit ton more of signature spells.

Starstruck XD wrote:Question about secondary magic.

Could it be possible if instead of a mentor, you could have a friend, let's say a guildmate accompany you the player in the secondary training.

For example, let's say the scenerio is that me and an ally go out into the woods searching for something. Then they stumble across ancient text. The ally does not want to learn the magic but you do. So plot happens and you end up sparring with your friend with this magic because why not.

If yes, I think I found a little loophole in your secondary magic system.

Marceline Anicetus wrote:

Starstruck XD wrote:Question about secondary magic.

Could it be possible if instead of a mentor, you could have a friend, let's say a guildmate accompany you the player in the secondary training.

For example, let's say the scenerio is that me and an ally go out into the woods searching for something. Then they stumble across ancient text. The ally does not want to learn the magic but you do. So plot happens and you end up sparring with your friend with this magic because why not.

If yes, I think I found a little loophole in your secondary magic system.

What Salrynn said is actually incorrect. You can have a friend help you along with the secondary training; however, you still have to reach the 9,000 words individually.

Starstruck XD wrote:So its like a solo training but with a friend?

Knight of Zero wrote:Few questions por Favor

1. If cast a spell armor/spell can any ally or summon wear/use it?
2. Does Commander Aura's active affect the user as well and is there specific way need to activate it?
3. Does Commander Aura active affect summons or pets?
4. Is there limit to number of spell armors/weapons can have out at a time?

Gracias in advance so don't clog thread.

Edit: Sorry forgot one.