Omega

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Greek Letter Spells
Alpha
Alpha
Casts a copy of the first spell in your wand
Alpha
Gamma
Gamma
Casts a copy of the last spell in your wand
Gamma
Mu
Mu
Every modifier-type spell in the current wand is applied to a projectile
Mu
Omega
Omega
Casts copies of every spell in your wand
Omega
Phi
Phi
Casts a copy of every projectile-type spell in the current wand
Phi
Sigma
Sigma
Copies every static projectile -type spell in the wand when cast
Sigma
Tau
Tau
Copies the two following spells in the wand when cast
Tau
Zeta
Zeta
Copies a random spell in another wand you're holding
Zeta
A group of spells designed to copy other spells and effects. Ignores both mana drain and charges of copied spells, and are unlocked by killing Ylialkemisti.

Omega is one of the most powerful of the Greek letter spells, copying all the other spells in the wand at once for 300 mana.

Tips

  • Like Gamma and Alpha, Omega is very useful for copying valuable limited charge spells like Black Hole that aren't affected by the Unlimited Spells perk, effectively making them unlimited regardless. However, unlike the other two, this one can cast any amount of cast-limited spells at a time (for a much higher mana cost and cast delay).
  • Omega can be cast via Alpha and Gamma. In the case of Gamma you can cast Omega without the mana cost of the Omega spell when paired with a Wand Refresh.
  • Omega cancels draw from any spell it copies (with a few exceptions). This means that trigger spells copied by Omega will not have a payload.
  • Omega cannot directly copy Wand Refresh.
  • Omega does not cast itself (i.e. loop infinitely), but it will cast other copies of Omega in the wand. This is a simple way to double/triple... cast your wand but can slow down your game with enough projectiles and/or effects applied, particularly if you use Larpa modifiers.
  • Using some standard math it is possible to extrapolate the sequence of numbers generated when stacking Omega with each other within the same casting block.
Omega Multiples Table
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
1 4 11 25 45 76 119 176 249 340 451 584 741

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