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The Elemental Staff provides fire, ice and lightning resistances and enhancing magic as a faction effect. While the bonus to elemental resistance may be redundant for the player, it is attractive to be able to give resistance to all of your friends and My Home's inhabitants. This can potentially allow you to have a full party of magic-immune allies who can freely cast Area-of-effect spells. The magic-enhancing effect is a must-have enchantment for Izpalt followers, who are likely to be primarily magic attackers. The benefits that only the person who equips it can gain include increased mana, additional elemental damage, and the effect of activating elemental scars. Most notably, this weapon is a Force weapon that references magic, magic devices, and casting in its attacks. This allows even ineffective wizards to inflict high melee damage. | The Elemental Staff provides fire, ice and lightning resistances and enhancing magic as a faction effect. While the bonus to elemental resistance may be redundant for the player, it is attractive to be able to give resistance to all of your friends and My Home's inhabitants. This can potentially allow you to have a full party of magic-immune allies who can freely cast Area-of-effect spells. The magic-enhancing effect is a must-have enchantment for Izpalt followers, who are likely to be primarily magic attackers. The benefits that only the person who equips it can gain include increased mana, additional elemental damage, and the effect of activating elemental scars. Most notably, this weapon is a Force weapon that references magic, magic devices, and casting in its attacks. This allows even ineffective wizards to inflict high melee damage. | ||
==== How to gain | ==== How to gain piety ==== | ||
Now that Itzpalt also accepts spellbooks and all polearms, not just staves as offerings, he's much easier to worship. Mages following Itzpalt do have to decide between actually reading potentially pricey spellbooks or sacrificing them to their god, though. He will accept any ancient book, no matter what its content, so there are some insolent believers who offer him naughty books. | Now that Itzpalt also accepts spellbooks and all polearms, not just staves as offerings, he's much easier to worship. Mages following Itzpalt do have to decide between actually reading potentially pricey spellbooks or sacrificing them to their god, though. He will accept any ancient book, no matter what its content, so there are some insolent believers who offer him naughty books. | ||