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A cooldown is how many turns you need to wait before the ability becomes usable again. Strong abilities such as [[Deflect]] and [[Lay on Hands]] have a large cooldown so they may only be used once or twice while the champion is out. |
A cooldown is how many turns you need to wait before the ability becomes usable again. Strong abilities such as [[Deflect]] and [[Lay on Hands]] have a large cooldown so they may only be used once or twice while the champion is out. |
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Some abilities have no cooldown, such as [[Power Attack]] and [[First Aid]], which means they can be used multiple times on the same turn by design. This is one benefit [[Power Attack]] has over [[Pulverize]]. |
Some abilities have no cooldown, such as [[Power Attack]] and [[First Aid]], which means they can be used multiple times on the same turn by design. This is one benefit [[Power Attack]] has over [[Pulverize]]. |
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| + | ==Cooldown on Runes (in the runedock)== |
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| + | The cooldown for a spell in the rune dock is how many of your turns you need to wait before casting it again. The cooldown for champions/spells/equipment is how many of your turn turns after it was destroyed, until it can be redeployed/reused. |
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| + | To calculate this for a particular rune, take the cost divided by 5, rounded down. So [[Fight in Formation]] costs 30 nora, and thus has cooldown 6. [[Soulbleeder]] has cost 80, and so its cooldown is 16. Champions generally have higher cooldowns than other runes because their nora cost is higher. |
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| + | Note that the [[Faction bonus]] for [[Forsaken Wastes]] reduces champion cooldowns by 30%-60%. |
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Revision as of 20:15, 23 March 2011
Cooldown on abilities
A cooldown is how many turns you need to wait before the ability becomes usable again. Strong abilities such as Deflect and Lay on Hands have a large cooldown so they may only be used once or twice while the champion is out.
Some abilities have no cooldown, such as Power Attack and First Aid, which means they can be used multiple times on the same turn by design. This is one benefit Power Attack has over Pulverize.
Cooldown on Runes (in the runedock)
The cooldown for a spell in the rune dock is how many of your turns you need to wait before casting it again. The cooldown for champions/spells/equipment is how many of your turn turns after it was destroyed, until it can be redeployed/reused.
To calculate this for a particular rune, take the cost divided by 5, rounded down. So Fight in Formation costs 30 nora, and thus has cooldown 6. Soulbleeder has cost 80, and so its cooldown is 16. Champions generally have higher cooldowns than other runes because their nora cost is higher.
Note that the Faction bonus for Forsaken Wastes reduces champion cooldowns by 30%-60%.