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Xt0rt3r at 07:20, 1 September 2013

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Takahashi at 23:23, 13 February 2012

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Takahashi at 23:15, 13 February 2012

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Ice is directly apposed to the element fire. Best applied against enemies acclimated to warm climes, and the second element mastered by mankind, though with some difficulty. Creatures known to be native to the element are certain types of slimes and most notable, the creature known as Midgard.

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	Ice is directly opposed to fire. As such, creatures of this element are highly resistant to ice damage but also tend to be rather vulnerable to fire damage. Examples of ice element creatures are Reptsicles, Ice Slimes and Midgard. All classes have access to ice melee attacks via ice enchantment in their skill tree. Certain classes ([[Conjurer]], [[Warlock]], [[Wizard]]) can learn ice spells/skills.		Ice is directly opposed to fire. As such, creatures of this element are highly resistant to ice damage but also tend to be rather vulnerable to fire damage. Examples of ice element creatures are Reptsicles, Ice Slimes and Midgard. All classes have access to ice melee attacks via ice enchantment in their skill tree. Certain classes ([[Conjurer]], [[Warlock]], [[Wizard]]) can learn ice spells/skills.
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−	Ice is directly opposed to fire. As such, creatures of this element are highly resistant to ice damage but also tend to be rather vulnerable to fire damage. Examples of ice element creatures are Reptsicles, Ice Slimes and Midgard. All classes have access to ice melee attacks via ice enchantment in their skill tree. Certain classes (Conjurer, Warlock, Wizard) can learn ice spells/skills.	+	Ice is directly opposed to fire. As such, creatures of this element are highly resistant to ice damage but also tend to be rather vulnerable to fire damage. Examples of ice element creatures are Reptsicles, Ice Slimes and Midgard. All classes have access to ice melee attacks via ice enchantment in their skill tree. Certain classes ([[Conjurer]], [[Warlock]], [[Wizard]]) can learn ice spells/skills.

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−	Ice is directly ~~apposed~~ to ~~the element~~ fire. ~~Best applied against enemies acclimated to warm climes~~, ~~and the second~~ element ~~mastered by mankind, though with some difficulty. Creatures known~~ to be ~~native~~ to ~~the~~ element are ~~certain types of slimes~~ and ~~most notable~~, ~~the creature known as Midgard~~.	+	Ice is directly opposed to fire. As such, creatures of this element are highly resistant to ice damage but also tend to be rather vulnerable to fire damage. Examples of ice element creatures are Reptsicles, Ice Slimes and Midgard. All classes have access to ice melee attacks via ice enchantment in their skill tree. Certain classes (Conjurer, Warlock, Wizard) can learn ice spells/skills.