Difference between revisions of "Group"
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| − | + | When referring to monsters it includes all monsters of the same species/class. When referring to players it includes every member in the party regardless of their class. For example: | |
| − | + | - Two [[Slime|slimes]] are a group.<BR> | |
| + | - One [[Slime|slime]] and one [[Tree Spider|spider]] are not a group.<BR> | ||
| + | - Three [[Soldier|soldiers]] are a group.<BR> | ||
| + | - A [[Cleric|cleric]], a [[Soldier|soldier]] and a [[Wizard|wizard]] are a group. | ||
| − | + | So, any skill or spell that targets a group will hit every target in examples 1, 3 and 4. This distinction between monster groups and player groups can be important in PvP, where a spell such as [[Electro]] acts the same as [[Lightning]] in terms of how many targets it will hit. | |
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Latest revision as of 15:17, 22 March 2012
When referring to monsters it includes all monsters of the same species/class. When referring to players it includes every member in the party regardless of their class. For example:
- Two slimes are a group.
- One slime and one spider are not a group.
- Three soldiers are a group.
- A cleric, a soldier and a wizard are a group.
So, any skill or spell that targets a group will hit every target in examples 1, 3 and 4. This distinction between monster groups and player groups can be important in PvP, where a spell such as Electro acts the same as Lightning in terms of how many targets it will hit.
