Plasma Cutter

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Plasma Spells
Plasma Beam Cross
Plasma Beam Cross
Four deadly plasma beams in a cross-shape. Look out, they can hurt you as well!
Plasma Beam Cross
Plasma Beam
Plasma Beam
An instantaneous, dangerous beam of light
Plasma Beam
Plasma Cutter
Plasma Cutter
A plasma beam specialized in cutting materials!
Plasma Cutter
Plasma Beam Bounce
Plasma Beam Bounce
A projectile launches a plasma beam upon bouncing
Plasma Beam Bounce
Plasma Beam Orbit
Plasma Beam Orbit
Makes four plasma beams rotate around a projectile
Plasma Beam Orbit
Plasma Beam Enhancer
Plasma Beam Enhancer
Makes plasma beam spell's beam wider
Plasma Beam Enhancer
Plasma Beam Thrower
Plasma Beam Thrower
A projectile fires beams of light in random directions
Plasma Beam Thrower
Spells that emit deadly beams of light.

Plasma Cutter is a projectile spell, which at the point of cast, will create a source that emits a beam of particles that rapidly damages any living beings and cuts through most materials. Compared to Plasma Beam, the cutter has less range but has much more digging power; it can even slowly dig through Holy Mountain Brickwork and will cut through anything softer with ease.

Tips

  • The beam source has a lifetime of one second and with no modifiers will only move slightly. If not careful, you can walk or fall into the source, which will result in being rapidly hit by the plasma beam.
  • When a modifier such as homing is added, the source will redirect and move, which can also be dangerous to the caster.
  • It is not recommended to use this in combat, as, unlike Plasma Beam, the beam can destroy any gold nuggets dropped by enemies.
  • Critical Hits only apply to the initial projectile and origin of the beam, not its entire length.
  • Chaotic Transmutation disables scripts from spells, making this spell a safe piercing projectile.
  • Many enemies killed by this spell are instantly vaporized, leaving little to no traces of a corpse behind.

Gallery

Testing Plasma Cutter in a Holy Mountain.

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