Magic Missile

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Magic Missile

Type: Combat
MP Cost: 2-6*

2-25 damage (depending on level)

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Skill number: 7009

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Source:	jewel-eyed wizard hat
Price:	N/A
Class:	N/A
Level:	N/A

This skill needs its in-game message specified via the "usemsg" parameter; see {{Skill}} for more details.

Combat Message

You cast Magic Missile. X missiles of magical energy dart forth from your fingertip and strike your target, dealing [level]d4+[level] points of force damage.

Notes

• While fighting the darkness, if you cast Magic Missle, the following occurs (once per day):

You attack the darkness. An elf with blue... no, gray eyes falls out of the darkness, clutching a can of Mountain Stream. You wish briefly for some cheesy puffed corn snacks.

You acquire an item: Mountain Stream soda

• Since the only way this skill can be granted is by equipping a jewel-eyed wizard hat, the MP cost of this skill is technically 2-6 MP, even though it will never cost more than 5 MP because the hat reduces the MP cost of all skills by 1.
• Damage and MP cost seem to vary by the player's level, similar to the original spell. The spell shoots one missile at levels 1-2, two at levels 3-4, three at levels 5-6, four at levels 7-8, and five missiles at level 9 and above. The spell costs 1 MP per missile, and causes 1d4+1 (2 to 5) damage per missile.
• Damage is determined by dice rolls used in D&D games. Xd4+X means that X dice are rolled, each of which have 4 sides, and their totals are added up as well as an extra X. The least you can roll is a 1 with 1 die, and with the 1 extra damage added, you will reach 2 damage. The highest you can roll is 20 with all 5 dice, and with the 5 extra damage added, you will reach 25 damage.

References

• Magic Missile is a common Dungeons & Dragons spell.
• The combat text while fighting the darkness is a reference to Dead Alewives' Dungeons and Dragons sketch, which involves a character whose eye-color is in dispute, and someone demanding to know where the Mountain Dew and Cheetos (a cheesy puffed corn snack) are.