Nolla

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This article is about the spell. For the company, see Nolla Games.
Lifetime Modifier Spells
Null Shot
Null Shot
Increases a projectile's duration dramatically but removes all damage and explosion from it
Null Shot
Chain Spell
Chain Spell
Causes a projectile to cast a copy of itself upon expiring, up to 5 times
Chain Spell
Increase Lifetime
Increase Lifetime
Increases the lifetime of a spell
Increase Lifetime
Nolla
Nolla
The duration of a projectile is set to zero
Nolla
Reduce Lifetime
Reduce Lifetime
Reduces the lifetime of a spell
Reduce Lifetime
True Orbit
True Orbit
Makes a projectile rotate around the caster like an orbiting planet
True Orbit
Orbiting Arc
Orbiting Arc
A projectile orbits the point of its origin
Orbiting Arc
Phasing Arc
Phasing Arc
A projectile flies much slower but teleports short distances over its flight
Phasing Arc
Ping-Pong Path
Ping-Pong Path
Makes a projectile fly back and forth
Ping-Pong Path
Spiral Arc
Spiral Arc
A projectile flies in a spiralling pattern
Spiral Arc
Spell modifiers that adjust the lifetime of the affected projectiles.

Nolla (listen Audio.svg) is a projectile modifier spell that sets any affected spell's duration to effectively 2 frames (even though the tooltip claims it to be 0). Projectiles will almost instantly fizzle out and summoned explosives will almost immediately detonate.

Tips

  • Can be used to great effect with a Trigger spell to deliver 0-duration bombs or other summoned explosives to the exact spot you want.
  • Will make Giga Disc Projectile and Summon Omega Sawblade last only one frame, making them perfectly safe to cast.
  • Forces projectiles to expire 2 frames after casting.
    • Runs a script on the second frame, setting the lifetime of the projectile to 1 frame; totaling to 2 frames of lifetime (assuming the projectile doesn't already die in 1 frame).

Trivia

  • "Nolla" is Finnish (and, incidentally, Swedish as well) for "Zero".
  • The developer (and publisher) of Noita is named Nolla Games.

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