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[Magiclysm] Spells cost 1/5 of their normal cost on spell failure #78665
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[Magiclysm] Spells cost 1/5 of their normal cost on spell failure #78665
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maybe adding some fluff text to player so that we know something happened instead of wondering why the additional mana cost |
Thinking about it, the wasted mana need to go to somewhere, so the next step could be turning into something like wild magic surge table, adding more "fun" to the player. |
This would end up playing every single time you failed a cast, when it already says "You lose your concentration!" I think it'll be less disruptive overall once people get used to the idea that "You lose your concentration!" also means you lose mana.
I already basically did this in Mind Over Matter, so I don't want to replicate it for Magiclysm. I'm also not sure if it fits the tone of the mod. |
Maybe a "special effect" like a tile of lightning on the caster and/or a fissle sound effect - no damage, just a graphical and/or auditory cue. Might be out of scope for this PR, though. Probably unnecessary, too, for anyone who plays with Magiclysm more than occasionally.
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Summary
Mods "[Magiclysm] Spells cost 1/5 of their normal cost on spell failure"
Purpose of change
It's always struck me as a little weird that you lose nothing but time for failing a spell. Presumably you're still trying to cast it, you just mess it up, so you still need to call up the mana and some of it would go to waste.
Also, I talked it over with KorGgenT and he agreed.
Describe the solution
Add an EoC that, when you cast a Magiclysm spell (including from attunements) and fail, you lose 1/5 of the normal mana cost.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Testing
Reduced mana is deducted when you fail. The cost of succeeding does not increase.
Hit up those spellbooks, kids.
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