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| + | This spell will summon monstrous nine-headed hydras from the bowels of Earth. Each time one of their head is cut off, another will grow in its place. These creatures are most deadly and difficult to kill. | ||
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Cost: 5 turn, 41,700 MP<br> | Cost: 5 turn, 41,700 MP<br> | ||
==Effects== | ==Effects== | ||
| − | * Summons | + | * Summons [[Hydra]]s into your army. |
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| + | {{NeedsConfirm}} | ||
| + | Note: On color at full (456) spell lvl summons 700-800 hydras | ||
| + | Adjacent and opposite summon yields would be useful | ||
| + | <noinclude> | ||
[[Category:Spells]] | [[Category:Spells]] | ||
[[Category:Eradication Spells]] | [[Category:Eradication Spells]] | ||
[[Category:Summoning Spells]] | [[Category:Summoning Spells]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Complex Spells]] | ||
| + | </noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 10:04, 27 August 2010
Eradication | 
Verdant | 
Ascendant | 
Phantasm | 
Nether | 
Plain| Spell Attributes | Lists of Simple, Average, Complex, Ultimate & Ancient Spells |
This spell will summon monstrous nine-headed hydras from the bowels of Earth. Each time one of their head is cut off, another will grow in its place. These creatures are most deadly and difficult to kill.
| Spell Statistics | |
| Name | Summon Hydra |
| Magic Speciality | Eradication |
| Rank | Complex |
| Attributes | Instant/Summon, Selfonly |
| Cast Turn | 5 |
| Cast M.P. | 41,700 |
| Research Cost | 4,000 |
| Upkeep Cost | none |
| Servers |
| Blitz |
| Guildwar |
| Lightning |
| Arch |
| Solo |
| Beta |
| Related Unit | Hydra |
Cost: 5 turn, 41,700 MP
Effects
- Summons Hydras into your army.
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Note: On color at full (456) spell lvl summons 700-800 hydras
Adjacent and opposite summon yields would be useful
