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Yuglash: /* Gameplay Notes */

2018-01-25T12:31:12Z

Gameplay Notes

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	'''Can only be cast by Lawful good characters. This applies even when cast from a scroll or wand.'''		'''Can only be cast by Lawful good characters. This applies even when cast from a scroll or wand.'''

	The extra damage is divine damage. It is attached to the character, not the weapon. You can switch weapons and still keep the damage bonus. The damage cant be resisted~~. The spell cant be dispelled~~. The damage is multiplied with crits.		The extra damage is divine damage. It is attached to the character, not the weapon. You can switch weapons and still keep the damage bonus. The damage cant be resisted. The damage is multiplied with crits. The spell can be dispelled.

Yuglash at 08:44, 31 October 2017

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	==Description==		==Description==
	This spell allows you to channel holy power into your sword or any other melee weapon you choose. The weapon acts as a ''+5 holy weapon'' (+5 [[enhancement bonus]] on [[attack roll\|attack]] and [[damage roll]]s, extra 2d6 [[damage type\|~~magical~~ damage]] against evil opponents).		This spell allows you to channel holy power into your sword or any other melee weapon you choose. The weapon acts as a ''+5 holy weapon'' (+5 [[enhancement bonus]] on [[attack roll\|attack]] and [[damage roll]]s, extra 2d6 [[damage type\|divine damage]] against evil opponents).

	Can only be cast by Lawful good characters. This applies even when cast from a scroll or wand.
			==Gameplay Notes==
			'''Can only be cast by Lawful good characters. This applies even when cast from a scroll or wand.'''

			The extra damage is divine damage. It is attached to the character, not the weapon. You can switch weapons and still keep the damage bonus. The damage cant be resisted. The spell cant be dispelled. The damage is multiplied with crits.

Valleriani at 01:09, 5 September 2017

2017-09-05T01:09:08Z

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	==Description==		==Description==
	This spell allows you to channel holy power into your sword or any other melee weapon you choose. The weapon acts as a ''+5 holy weapon'' (+5 [[enhancement bonus]] on [[attack roll\|attack]] and [[damage roll]]s, extra 2d6 [[damage type\|~~divine~~ damage]]* against evil opponents).		This spell allows you to channel holy power into your sword or any other melee weapon you choose. The weapon acts as a ''+5 holy weapon'' (+5 [[enhancement bonus]] on [[attack roll\|attack]] and [[damage roll]]s, extra 2d6 [[damage type\|magical damage]] against evil opponents).

	Can only be cast by Lawful good characters. This applies even when cast from a scroll or wand.		Can only be cast by Lawful good characters. This applies even when cast from a scroll or wand.

Valleriani at 01:08, 5 September 2017

2017-09-05T01:08:47Z

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	This spell allows you to channel holy power into your sword or any other melee weapon you choose. The weapon acts as a ''+5 holy weapon'' (+5 [[enhancement bonus]] on [[attack roll\|attack]] and [[damage roll]]s, extra 2d6 [[damage type\|divine damage]]* against evil opponents).		This spell allows you to channel holy power into your sword or any other melee weapon you choose. The weapon acts as a ''+5 holy weapon'' (+5 [[enhancement bonus]] on [[attack roll\|attack]] and [[damage roll]]s, extra 2d6 [[damage type\|divine damage]]* against evil opponents).

	~~==Gameplay Notes==~~		Can only be cast by Lawful good characters. This applies even when cast from a scroll or wand.
	Information below about divine damage being the very same as magical damage is not true in version 1.04. In the feedback the game provides there is a physical damage, a magical damage due to holy weapon enchantment, and there is a separate divine damage which is from the spell. There is a bug where the extra 2d6 divine vs evil stays till the weapon is unequipped or the game is loaded again. One can rest or travel to other areas and the melee weapons that become holy swords maintain the extra 2d6 divine vs evil. Your whole team could have the extra divine damage added to any equipped melee weapons.

	~~''*'' The list "divine" damage of the spell is misleading. The damage is not divine, it's magic damage instead~~. This ~~makes a difference~~ when it comes to damage reduction as well as combining effects of weapon damage. For example, combining this spell's effects with that of [[Bless Weapon]] results in only +2d6 magical damage being done to evil undead creatures. This contradicts the in-game descriptions. Magical damage types do NOT stack. Example:

	~~Weapon effects:~~

	* +2d6 Magical Damage vs. Undead
	* +2d6 Magical Damage vs. Evil
	* +2d6 Magical Damage vs. Chaotic
	* +2 Magical Damage from ~~Adamantine~~

	~~The extra damages against alignments and undead do not stack with eachother, so, for example, against~~ a ~~Chaotic Evil Undead creature the extra deamage would be +2d6 not +6d6.~~

	~~==NWN comparison==~~
	~~The spell provided also spell resistance 16 and dispel on hit~~.

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2017-08-31T18:22:29Z

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188.11.127.7: Corrected the mention of dispel and spell resistance, which are pertinent only to NWN1, NWN2 does not have such properties in the spell description in game.

2017-03-03T18:25:28Z

Corrected the mention of dispel and spell resistance, which are pertinent only to NWN1, NWN2 does not have such properties in the spell description in game.

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{{spell
|icon=Is_holysword.png
|image=
|level_paladin=4
|level_innate=4
|school=Evocation
|descriptor=Weapon Enchantment
|components=VS
|range=Touch
|area=[[Melee]] weapon or Creature
|duration=6 seconds / Level
|save=None
|empower=No
|extend=Yes
|maximize=No
|quicken=Yes
|silent=Yes
|still=Yes
|persist=No}}

==Description==
This spell allows you to channel holy power into your sword or any other melee weapon you choose. The weapon acts as a ''+5 holy weapon'' (+5 [[enhancement bonus]] on [[attack roll|attack]] and [[damage roll]]s, extra 2d6 [[damage type|divine damage]]* against evil opponents).

==Gameplay Notes==
Information below about divine damage being the very same as magical damage is not true in version 1.04. In the feedback the game provides there is a physical damage, a magical damage due to holy weapon enchantment, and there is a separate divine damage which is from the spell. There is a bug where the extra 2d6 divine vs evil stays till the weapon is unequipped or the game is loaded again. One can rest or travel to other areas and the melee weapons that become holy swords maintain the extra 2d6 divine vs evil. Your whole team could have the extra divine damage added to any equipped melee weapons.

''*'' The list "divine" damage of the spell is misleading. The damage is not divine, it's magic damage instead. This makes a difference when it comes to damage reduction as well as combining effects of weapon damage. For example, combining this spell's effects with that of [[Bless Weapon]] results in only +2d6 magical damage being done to evil undead creatures. This contradicts the in-game descriptions. Magical damage types do NOT stack. Example:

Weapon effects:

* +2d6 Magical Damage vs. Undead
* +2d6 Magical Damage vs. Evil
* +2d6 Magical Damage vs. Chaotic
* +2 Magical Damage from Adamantine

The extra damages against alignments and undead do not stack with eachother, so, for example, against a Chaotic Evil Undead creature the extra deamage would be +2d6 not +6d6.

==NWN comparison==
The spell provided also spell resistance 16 and dispel on hit.