Magic Spellbook

Summary

• Magic Spellbooks can be found as loot on monsters
• Players do not receive any bonuses from Magic Spellbooks while in PvP nor for having Inscription or Spirit Speaking skill
• Players have a cap of 50% Mana Refund when casting spells (from all bonuses combined).
  • This cap can be increased through the Focus Skill, Eldritch Armor, and Redline System
  • Players can increase this cap to a maximum of 75% Mana Refund

Durability Level

This property increases the amount of Charges a Magic Spellbook has. The values are:

Durability Level
Name	Description
Durable	+100 Charges
Substantial	+150 Charges
Massive	+200 Charges
Fortified	+250 Charges
Indestructible	+300 Charges

Potency Level

This property increases the chance to refund Mana on Spellcast. The values are:

Potency Level
Name	Description
Potent	5% Chance to Refund Mana
Surpassingly Potent	+10% Chance to Refund Mana
Eminently Potent	15% Chance to Refund Mana
Exceedingly Potent	20% Chance to Refund Mana
Supremely Potent	25% Chance to Refund Mana

Damage Level

This property increases the damage on Spellcast. The values are:

Damage Level
Name	Description
Ruin	+5% Damage
Might	+10% Damage
Force	+15% Damage
Power	+20% Damage
Vanquishing	+25% Damage

Slayer Level

This property increases damage to specific monster types. The values are:

Slayer Level
Name	Description
Lesser Slaying	15% Damage
Slaying	+30% Damage
Greater Slaying	+45% Damage

Spellbook Durability

• Magic and Material Spellbooks "Uses Remaining" will now be referred to as Durability, to match similar handling to Armor and Weapons
• Magic and Material Spellbooks are not deleted when reaching 0 Durability (Uses) similar to Weapons/Armor
• Magic and Material Spellbooks suffer scaling durability penalties to Spell Damage similar to weapons, except with a maximum penalty of -5% (this amount is lower than weapons/armor due to them being optional equipment)
• Players can view the Durability of their Magic Spellbooks by using Arms Lore on them or looking at the "Equipment" page of the [Stats menu
• Players can view the specific Spell Damage Penalty they are receiving based on the Durability of their Magic and Material Spellbooks in the "Spells" page of the [Stats menu

Spellbook Type Switching

• When a player casts a spell using a Magic Spellbook (i.e. Loot Drop spellbook) there is a 60 second delay before they will be able to receive any Mana Regen bonuses from any Material Spellbooks they equip
• When a player regenerates mana using a Material Spellbooks, there is a 60 second delay before they will be able to receive any Mana Refund Chances or Damage Bonuses from any Magic Spellbook (i.e. Loot Drop spellbook) they equip