And the bottom-right one is for the Barrier (Dodge+AOE attack).Īugments use colors and letters. The top one is for the long-range high-damage AOE attack.
The bottom-left of that is the symbol for the Targeted Shape (long-range, single-target). On the bottom-right corner of the screen, you'll find three icons within a circle. OMAKE! (japanese word for "extra", "more", or "encore" - although this could just be an EDIT in disguise): There will be a list, but if you're using Fire or Ice (and most of you will be), you'll find that you can only use Targeted, Barriers and AOE.
When you're going to craft a spell, you need to first select what type of school of magic you want - Ice, Fire, or the other one? (That other one will only allow you to use the Shield Shape, so don't worry.)Īfter you've selected the school of magic you're going to use, you need to select the Shape you're going to use. It is NOT a passive upgrade to your character (sorry). And Augment is a passive upgrade, but only to ONE spell. and the Augment are buffs, to give your spell some more stats (like condition duration, damage, speed of projectile, etc). And the AOE itself is LMB+RMB.īasically, the Shape of a spell tells you what it does. Barriers are your Space Bar dodge+AOE combo.
Targeted Attacks are your LMB, and it works best on a single target. Barriers are used to block attacks with RMB. Shields are your health, work passively, and when you're not in combat for a certain amount of time they'll start to regenerate health up to the highest not-fully-depleted bar (so if you lost one bar completely, you have to recover it through exploration), and Shields are NOT the way you block. But first, let me explain the difference between an Augment and a Shape.Ī Shape is the type of spell you're using. You can go to the Synthesize tab, where you'll find all of your items (and a bit more). In the center if the Shield, which isn't from any school of magic - it's your RMB without any other button pressed alongside it. When you get on to it, you'll notice that it shows three circles: fire, ice, and a black one (because we can't access it now). When you press I (for Inventory), it doesn't just bring up your Inventory. This is completly quoted from this awesome guide:
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