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Convergent Eruption

Spell

Convergent Eruption

Physical

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Instant castAnywhere - Unlimited

The Shadowflame Amalgamation calls down black fireballs at nearby locations that inflict 22 Shadowflame damage to players of the impact locations.

Convergent Eruption

Tooltip

The Shadowflame Amalgamation calls down black fireballs at nearby locations that inflict 22 Shadowflame damage to players of the impact locations. If any fireball fails to hit a player, it inflicts 50 Shadowflame damage to all players.
Orbs of darkness then converge on the impact location, inflicting 80 Shadowflame damage to players in their path.

How it works

Convergent Eruption is built from 2 client effects, applied in this order:

  1. Effect 1 is Create Area Effect (effect type 179). Its area radius is 35 yards.
  2. Effect 2 is Trigger Missile (effect type 32). It triggers Convergent Eruption.

What it does

Convergent Eruption is a spell with an instant cast, an unlimited range and effects that last 5 sec. When cast it has a Create Area Effect effect in a 35 yard radius and launches a missile. It also casts Convergent Eruption (record #408190).

Generated from the SpellEffect, SpellMisc, SpellCooldowns and SpellRange records in the current retail game build. Effects the client marks as internal hooks are left out.

Spell Details

SchoolPhysical
Range50000 yards (Anywhere - Unlimited)
Cast timeInstant
Duration5 sec
Effect #1Create Area Effect (179)
Misc value: 28684
Radius: 35 yards
Effect #2Trigger Missile (32)
Trigger spell: Convergent Eruption

Raw client values from the current retail game build. Where the game data carries no name for an id, the id is shown as is.

Used by

Where is this spell used?

Convergent Eruption appears in: 1 spell that casts it.

Spells that cast it

From the client's JournalEncounterSection, SpecializationSpells, TraitDefinition, PvpTalent, SkillLineAbility, SpellLearnSpell and SpellEffect tables.

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