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* Gem staffs cannot be improved or repaired. They do not take damage from using spells, however. | * Gem staffs cannot be improved or repaired. They do not take damage from using spells, however. | ||
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| + | == Additional Notes == | ||
| + | * Gem staffs are not considered melee weapons in Wurm and subsequently cause the player to use unarmed combat when they are equipped during melee combat situations. As such, they do not take damage from combat. | ||
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| + | * In creation, the quality of the gem staff produced seems to be based mainly on the quality of the wooden staff used to create it. For example, in prior testing, a 68.43 quality star diamond + a 6.14 quality oak staff made a 6.14 quality diamond staff. All gem staffs are believed to be produced using the same mechanics as seen in this example of the diamond staff. | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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Description
A long, well polished staff with a fantastic diamond attached.
Uses
- Gem staffs are used to cast sorcery spells. Generally, use of the staff to cast such spells involves a right-click and activation on some type of target that is within a certain acceptable range. The player must have access to the spells to be used with the staff in addition to having the ruby staff itself.
- Gem staffs cannot be improved or repaired. They do not take damage from using spells, however.
Additional Notes
- Gem staffs are not considered melee weapons in Wurm and subsequently cause the player to use unarmed combat when they are equipped during melee combat situations. As such, they do not take damage from combat.
- In creation, the quality of the gem staff produced seems to be based mainly on the quality of the wooden staff used to create it. For example, in prior testing, a 68.43 quality star diamond + a 6.14 quality oak staff made a 6.14 quality diamond staff. All gem staffs are believed to be produced using the same mechanics as seen in this example of the diamond staff.
