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*The wandering monster comes with the intro text: | *The wandering monster comes with the intro text: | ||
:Looks like you must have hit CTRL+V, because that <monster> you had copied is here, and ready to rumble. | :Looks like you must have hit CTRL+V, because that <monster> you had copied is here, and ready to rumble. | ||
*The delay | *The delay for the first monster appearance is 5-10, then following appearances follow the formula 15 + 10 X + (0-10) where X is the number of times the wandering monster has appeared, or 25-35, 35-45, 45-55, 55-65 ... | ||
*Casting the skill again resets this counter even if the monster is the same. | *Casting the skill again resets this counter even if the monster is the same. | ||
*The number of copies is only limited by turns spent. | *The number of copies is only limited by turns spent. | ||
*Can originally be cast once per day, but gains an additional cast with the tradable [[Source terminal TRIGRAM chip]] and the extrudable [[Source terminal TRAM chip]] for a total of 3 casts per day. | *Can originally be cast once per day, but gains an additional cast with the tradable [[Source terminal TRIGRAM chip]] and the extrudable [[Source terminal TRAM chip]] for a total of 3 casts per day. | ||
*The MP cost of this skill depends on the amount of [[Source terminal SPAM chip|SPAM]] and [[Source terminal ASHRAM chip|ASHRAM]] chips installed in your [[Source Terminal]]. SPAM chips decrease it by 1 MP each up to a maximum of 10 installed, whereas an ASHRAM chip decreases it by 5 MP with it only being possible to install one. | *The MP cost of this skill depends on the amount of [[Source terminal SPAM chip|SPAM]] and [[Source terminal ASHRAM chip|ASHRAM]] chips installed in your [[Source Terminal]]. SPAM chips decrease it by 1 MP each up to a maximum of 10 installed, whereas an ASHRAM chip decreases it by 5 MP with it only being possible to install one. | ||
Revision as of 00:24, 4 July 2016
Digitize
Type: CombatMP Cost: 5-20
Your Source terminal has taught you how to make temporal copies of a foe and paste them into the future of your specific TPU thread.
Copy an enemy and paste it into your future
| Source: | Source Terminal: educate digitize.edu |
| Price: | N/A |
| Class: | N/A |
| Level: | N/A |
| When Used: |
| You quickly copy the monster and then paste her into the future several times.
Against monsters that can't be copied: This monster's encryption is too strong for you to copy it. |
Notes
- Causes the monster to become a wandering monster similar to the Reanimated Reanimator and the Obtuse Angel.
- The wandering monster comes with the intro text:
- Looks like you must have hit CTRL+V, because that <monster> you had copied is here, and ready to rumble.
- The delay for the first monster appearance is 5-10, then following appearances follow the formula 15 + 10 X + (0-10) where X is the number of times the wandering monster has appeared, or 25-35, 35-45, 45-55, 55-65 ...
- Casting the skill again resets this counter even if the monster is the same.
- The number of copies is only limited by turns spent.
- Can originally be cast once per day, but gains an additional cast with the tradable Source terminal TRIGRAM chip and the extrudable Source terminal TRAM chip for a total of 3 casts per day.
- The MP cost of this skill depends on the amount of SPAM and ASHRAM chips installed in your Source Terminal. SPAM chips decrease it by 1 MP each up to a maximum of 10 installed, whereas an ASHRAM chip decreases it by 5 MP with it only being possible to install one.
