Homing

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Homing Spells
Aiming Arc
Aiming Arc
A projectile rotates towards the direction you're aiming
Aiming Arc
Anti Homing
Anti Homing
Makes a projectile accelerate away from your foes
Anti Homing
Auto-Aim
Auto-Aim
Makes a projectile turns towards the nearest visible enemy
Auto-Aim
Boomerang
Boomerang
Gives a projectile a path that curves towards you
Boomerang
Homing
Homing
Makes a projectile accelerate towards your foes
Homing
Rotate Towards Foes
Rotate Towards Foes
Makes a projectile turn towards your foes
Rotate Towards Foes
Short-range Homing
Short-range Homing
A projectile flies towards targets when near them
Short-range Homing
Wand Homing
Wand Homing
Makes a projectile accelerate towards wands
Wand Homing
Accelerative Homing
Accelerative Homing
A projectile homes towards enemies at an increasing pace
Accelerative Homing
Projectile Area Teleport
Projectile Area Teleport
If a valid target appears somewhere in the proximity of a projectile, the projectile will teleport right on top of the target
Projectile Area Teleport
Spell modifiers that redirect projectiles to seek out targets.

Homing is a projectile modifier spell that will impart some constant force on projectiles to make them home in on enemies. Because of this the effect is more noticeable on slower or static projectiles.

Also available as a perk, which has a weaker effect than the spell version.

Tips

  • Almost every offensive spell in the game can benefit from this modifier in one way or another. You'll need to deal with its rather heavy mana drain, however.
  • In addition be very cautious of using this with Summon Disc Projectile. Standing between two enemies and killing one with a homing disc WILL result in the projectiles then flying through you to reach their next target.
  • Try combining with a Rock.
  • Try combining with Mist spells (Slime Mist, Toxic Mist, Mist of Spirits) affected by a modifier which increases damage (Damage Plus, Heavy Shot).
  • If you are polymorphed into a creature, via Polymorphine or Chaotic Polymorphine, your own shots can home in on you, because the game counts you as a creature rather than a player.