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Slam Spell
Element Type:
Main 12 Elements and Element Effects
Spell Level:
2
Spell Description:
Element power is gathered into the body and is slammed into the ground from a powerful stomp of the foot. Other variations of the spell have been observed such as the caster leaping into the air and slamming into the ground with either their arms, hands, and or feet or by charging the power into their hands and then clapping them together. All variations of the spells seem to deal the same amount of damage and cause the same amount of effects but the manner in which the spell is casted is different.
Spell Construction:
Element - Weapon Spell - Slam Spell
Spell Research And History:
What is the Slam Spell? Like the Shot Spell, the Slam Spell is the same spell as the Stomp Spell and Clap Spell as it is a change in how the spell looks as it functions the same way. The Slam Spell has the caster jump then slam into the ground, the Stomp Spell just has the caster raise their leg or tail high then slam the ground, and the Clap Spell has the caster lean back then clap forward while slamming their leg or tail into the ground. The Slam Spell hits a large area around the caster dealing damage and inflicting the elemental effects to all nearby targets. As the Empire has studied, a simple stomp couldn’t cause the immense damage unless magic is involved, when the Slam Spell is created, it creates a Nova Spell either on the body or ground which activates when impacting the ground. Due to it hitting the ground and making a shockwave, it hits the target two times.
Spell Damage:
Slam Spell / Stomp Spell / Clap Spell: A Nova Spell is built into the ground and charged as something hard hits it from above sending the shockwave into the ground and the surrounding targets dealing damage 2 times, once from the initial impact then from the shockwave explosion. It has a moderate chance to inflict the associated element effect as it deals low associated element damage to all affected targets. [Element] [Offensive] [AoE]
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