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* Syntax: <code>mercuria</code> | * Syntax: <code>mercuria</code> | ||
* Casting message: <code>Your actions and reactions accelerate to exceptional speeds.</code> | * Casting message: <code>Your actions and reactions accelerate to exceptional speeds.</code> | ||
* Expiration message: <code>Your actions and reactions regress to their previous state.</code> | |||
* Failure message: <code>You are unable to push your body past its natural boundaries.</code> | * Failure message: <code>You are unable to push your body past its natural boundaries.</code> | ||
== Help File == | == Help File == | ||
Latest revision as of 18:29, 18 January 2006
- Syntax:
mercuria - Casting message:
Your actions and reactions accelerate to exceptional speeds. - Expiration message:
Your actions and reactions regress to their previous state. - Failure message:
You are unable to push your body past its natural boundaries.
Help File
Mercuria gives a ranger the ability to increase dexterity beyond natural boundaries. It effectively gives them a secondary stat in dexterity of 22. This makes them the only class with two secondary stats.