[Valmira’s Comet Storm]
- [Valmira’s Comets]
- [Valmira’s Cometstorm]
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| Chapter | Text |
|---|---|
| 5.29 | “[Valmira’s Comet Storm].” |
| 5.62 | “[Valmira’s Comets].” |
| 6.64 | “[Chain Lightning]! Everyone, [Valmira’s Comets]!” |
| 6.65 | “[Valmira’s Comets]!” |
| 7.02 | “Hmf. Not bad, Giren. Pass. I disagree that [Valmira’s Comets] is in fact a powerful Tier 5 spell if used with the proper base of mana—it’s costly and useful only against a massed army. Such as the Antinium. But there are more effective Tier 5 spells. Nevertheless—good.” |
| 7.02 | “She—had tremendous spell-theory, but her magic is fundamentally unshaped. Hence your notes about [Valmira’s Comets] being mana-efficient, but ineffective in how the spell itself is shaped?” |
| 7.13 K | [Valmira’s Comets] began to hit the ground. The glowing meteors made of magic exploded, sending shockwaves of earth fountaining up. Lightning bolts fell out of the sky, and rains of arrows burst from miles away, aiming at Orthenon. |
| 7.15 R | “Typhenous, use [Valmira’s Comets]. Revi—advance! Send your summoned warriors forwards!” |
| 7.58 | “[Valmira’s Comets].” |
| 8.04 T | Three of [Valmira’s Comets] exploded in the air. Three amongst dozens. But they detonated well before reaching their target. Feor noticed and a frown crossed his expression of concentration. |
| 8.04 T | It shot across the ground and vanished. The air was dark; a dome around the eight women which had absorbed even one of [Valmira’s Comets]. One of the Drowned Folk’s [Mages] smirked behind her veil. |
| 8.18 H | The first of [Valmira’s Comets] landed like a falling star and blew a knot of zombies apart. Another struck, lobbed from far overhead and far away. One vaporized a pair of Ghouls and left a skeleton in pieces, trying to reassemble itself before the binding spell faded. |
| 8.19 H | Typhenous had tried with some [Mages]. The Drakes had seen six [Valmira’s Comets] fly up; the Liches blasted them with spells and blocked the rest, massing their barriers. |
| 8.64 K | The first of [Valmira’s Comets] was easy to dodge. She cartwheeled away from the next, made another explode with her eye. Her sword pierced a third—and Viltach flung a stone, which unfolded into a spell she couldn’t dodge with Galei’s twin [Shatterbolt Storms] aimed at her face. |
| 8.64 K | Amerys threw her head back as Feor fired eight of [Valmira’s Comets] at her. |
| 8.64 K | The eight [Valmira’s Comets] missed Amerys. Her counterattack frazzled Feor, and he looked around for her. |
| 8.82 (Pt. 2) | The world split in two. Visophecin created a void which contracted into a hole in a moment, eating space. Eldavin dodged it and replied with a complex shower of [Valmira’s Comets] that changed angle, homed in on Visophecin, ricocheted— |
| 9.06 | [Blood Demon’s Lightning] was an exceptionally advanced spell that was a curse melded into a lightning bolt. However, it was meant for a single, small target, and was thus not like [Valmira’s Comet Storm]. It was harder to cast than [Valmira’s Comet Storm], though, but less mana-intensive. |
| 9.06 | [Blood Demon’s Lightning] was an exceptionally advanced spell that was a curse melded into a lightning bolt. However, it was meant for a single, small target, and was thus not like [Valmira’s Comet Storm]. It was harder to cast than [Valmira’s Comet Storm], though, but less mana-intensive. |
| 9.06 | The Wyrm saw a flicker, and [Valmira’s Comets] began to slam into him as he tried to cast a spell and hit Teriarch. They were more like the lightest of punches thrown by a child, even with the Dragonlord’s power behind them, but the Dragon kept throwing them. |
| 9.51 Z | “He made a mistake, Eschowar. He did. You don’t have to lie. Fissival saturating the air with spells. Classic. They’re holed up in the pass itself. Lobbing spells everywhere. The Mage Throwers were tossing [Valmira’s Comets], and he was trying to get around the pass and hit them from above.” |
| 9.66 | [Valmira’s Comet Storm]. Waves of meteors began pounding the base of the High Passes, and Chaldion drew a finger across the landscape like an artist moving a brush. A line of fire a mile long burned to life, an inferno that charred Draugr caught in the middle. Chaldion pointed, and a vortex opened, sucking Draugr into it. |
| 10.27 GMG | The backblast from some of the munitions and spells the Forgotten Wing company was hurling at the Titan sent shrapnel flying everywhere. Rags saw a dozen [Valmira’s Comets] hitting the leg, blowing its ankle off. |
| 10.36 – Pt.1 | She flew up—then cursed and dove under a rain of glowing comets that nearly struck her. The Goblin King wove around the [Valmira’s Comet Storm] spell with ease, and Sheta began screeching curses at the air. |
| Interlude – Vernoue (Pt. 1) | “[Valmira’s Cometstorm]!” |