Spells with alternative component lifetime

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Usually lifetime refers to the ProjectileComponents lifetime, this value can be modified by lifetime modifying spells. However, a spell can contain other Components which have the capability of limiting the maximum lifetime of a spell independently from the ProjectileComponent.

Notes

Spells that set alternative lifetimes are unviable for use with Wisps.

In rare cases the behaviour of a spell may differ based on what Component's lifetime value causes the spell to expire.

  • Deer-Swapper teleportation does not function inside unloaded chunks if this payload was released due to ProjectileComponent expiring.
  • Projectiles that normally do not deal friendly fire can deal friendly fire when a modifier's LifetimeComponent causes them to expire.[1]

LifetimeComponent

Spell Lifetime (frames) Spell type
Chaos Larpa
Downwards Larpa
Upwards Larpa
300 Projectile Modifier
Copy Trail
200 Projectile Modifier
Projectile Energy Shield
Matter Eater
200 ± 50 Projectile Modifier
Glue Ball
500 Projectile
Rain Cloud
Oil Cloud
Blood Cloud
Thundercloud
600 Projectile
Acid Cloud
400 Projectile
Intense Concentrated Light
250 / 360 Projectile
Eldritch Portal
800 Projectile
Matosade
300 Static Projectile
Meteorisade
600 Static Projectile
Projectile Gravity Field
Projectile Thunder Field
Projectile Transmutation Field
7200 Static Projectile
Circle of Buoyancy
Circle of Displacement
Circle of Fervour
Circle of Shielding
Circle of Stillness
Circle of Thunder
Circle of Transmogrification
Circle of Unstable Metamorphosis
7200 Static Projectile
Circle of Vigour
260 Static Projectile
Circle of Fire
Circle of Acid
Circle of Oil
Circle of water
260 Material
Touch Of Blood
Touch Of Gold
Touch Of Oil
Touch Of Smoke
Touch Of Spirits
4 Material
Sea Of Lava
Sea Of Alcohol
Sea Of Oil
Sea Of Water
Sea Of Acid
Sea Of Flammable Gas
Summon Swamp
300 Material
Summon Portal
120 Other

MagicXrayComponent

Spell Lifetime (frames) Spell type
All-Seeing Eye
64 Utility

References