Staff - Mistfall Hunter Database

Hold to chant, then launch a flying star toward the target direction. The star explodes upon contact, dealing Magic Damage.
If released before chanting completes, it recovers Energy and launches a weaker flying star toward the target direction, exploding upon contact and dealing reduced Magic Damage.

Before the Age of Corrosion, Stardust magic was denounced as heresy, but now it is revered in the Exile Lands. But strangely, sorcerers remain tight-lipped about the names of their guides.

Expand a star ring outward, dealing Magic Damage to enemies hit and knocking them back.

Brandrgarde children love playing in the Ring. Some chant the Star Ring while others yelp and pretend to fall. The Sacred Chamber staff reports this to the Main Hall, amusing the general.

Hold to chant, then gather rocks at the target location, which explode shortly and deal Magic Damage.

The threat of the Outer Gods’ forces to Brandrgarde grew daily. Despite opposition, the Observer of the Stars authorized the Stardust Sorcerers to fight in Brandrgarde battles when necessary. Radical sorcerers cursed him to one day fall like a meteor.

Hold to chant. After chanting, hold to guide a Stardust Torrent toward the target direction, dealing Magic Damage. The Stardust Torrent becomes stronger as guiding continues.

In Brandrgarde tavern, a Stardust Sorcerer disguised as an elemental practitioner was exposed and, using this magic, escaped through a mead-storing wall. The spilled mead was licked clean by stray Foul Hounds while everyone was busy tracking the sorcerer.

Hold to chant, then summon a Stardust Tempest at the target location, dealing Magic Damage to enemies and reducing their Movement Speed for a period of time.

After the Outer Gods descended to the Realm of Mortals, their storms swept across thousands of miles, causing countless beings to bow before their might. Inspired by their power, sorcerers created Stardust Tempest, yet they deny receiving any divine inspiration.

Hold to chant, then launch multiple meteors forward. The meteors knock up enemies on contact and deal Magic Damage.
The meteors shatter upon hitting enemies or obstacles.

Before the Mistfall, a meteor shower rained continuously for three days. Wandering sorcerers gathered around the campfire, etching the spectacle into memory as the “Decree of Argus.” It is said that casting this spell awakens sleeping meteors in the starry vault, calling them down to crush all obstacles. The sorcerers believed this was Argus granting mortals a glimpse of cosmic power.

Hold to chant, then summon a gravitational vortex at the target location. After a delay, the vortex pulls all enemies within range toward its center and deals Magic Damage.
If two or more enemies are pulled to the vortex’s center, they will also be Stunned.

Legend says this gravity-like vortex is not mere force, but whispers from between the stars—luring the unwary close, only to consume all. Elder sorcerers would warn apprentices: to wield this spell, one must be willing to risk their life.

Hold to chant, then launch a fire bolt toward the target direction. The fire bolt explodes upon contact with a target or the ground, dealing Magic Damage and short-term burn damage.
If released before chanting completes, it recovers Energy and launches a weaker fire bolt toward the target direction, dealing reduced Magic Damage.
Fire Bolt has a relatively short maximum range.

One of the spells Elemental Sorcerers are most proud of. The inspiration of Fire Bolt, by their own account, is the hybrid of netherflame and the power of the pantheon. The combination of the two is a perfect demonstration of utmost equilibrium.

Unleash a wave of frost in a cone in front of you, dealing Magic Damage to enemies hit and reducing their Movement Speed for a period of time.

Sorcerer Tarick used this method to freeze a restless mare for the blacksmith, hoping to give this poor thing a new set of shoes. Afterward, the blacksmith’s guild appealed to the Main Hall, receiving half a crate of fine iron in return.

Form a Flameblade in hand to attack forward, dealing Magic Damage to enemies within range and inflicting short-term burn damage over time.

A smith, who had swindled half a crate of fine iron from the Main Hall, found himself overwhelmed with an ever-growing number of orders. As he wailed and lamented his fate, a group of Elemental Sorcerers quickly melted the iron with Flameblade, saving the craftsman. It’s said these sorcerers were loyal subordinates of the Preacher of the Sun.

Summon 2 Crystal Icebolts to follow you for a period of time. While active, each time you are attacked by an enemy, one icebolt will automatically launch toward the assailant to deal Magic Damage. Once the follow duration ends, any remaining icebolts will automatically fire forward.

After the Dragonfall, a sorcerer claimed to have shot a dragon scale from Kalan’s tail with a Crystal Icebolt. Whether it was genuine or not, no one cared.

Hold to chant, then summon lightning at the target location, dealing Magic Damage.
If released before chanting completes, it recovers Energy and summons lightning with a short delay at the target location, dealing reduced Magic Damage.

Legend has it that Argus appeared at Thunder Ridge and taught local Practitioners how to summon lightning. Traces of lightning strikes can still be found there by travelers.

Hold to chant, then summon a Thunderstorm Sigil at the target location, triggering a thunderstorm after a short delay, dealing Magic Damage and stunning enemies.

Practitioners cast this spell for advanced trials. The plaza in front of the auction house was selected as the arena. It’s said that during those two days, the open space was filled with the clattering sound of pots and pans colliding after the thunderstorm descended.

Hold to chant, then throw a thunder spear toward the target direction, dealing Magic Damage to enemies hit.
Thunder Pierce has a very long maximum range. If it fails to hit any enemy, it creates an electric field at its destination, dealing continuous Magic Damage to all nearby enemies and reducing their Movement Speed for a period of time. This Slow effect can stack up to 5 times.

This spell originates from an ancient ritual of Thunder Ridge—when lightning streaks across the sky, it signals the judgment of the gods.

Cast Windcraft forward, dealing Magic Damage to enemies hit and knocking them back.

Clever sorcerers excel at wielding wind magic, which is far nobler than back-stabbing or attacking unarmed enemies… Sorcerers value ethics and are skilled at studying the laws of nature.

Hold to chant, then summon a Forbidden Gate at the target location, blocking all units that attempt to pass through it while it lasts.
The Forbidden Gate devours projectiles from enemies, while projectiles from allies are not blocked by the Forbidden Gate.
Forbidden Gate is a Construct.
Forbidden Gate is more durable in trio mode.

Sorcerers constructed the Forbidden Gate by studying the laws of nature, indicating that no one could pass unnoticed under the gaze of Argus.

Hold to chant, then cast Shadow Veil to enter Stealth for a period of time. Energy does not regenerate while in Stealth.

A saying among the sorcerers: Shadow Veil is like a silently sheathed sword. Once unsheathed, it whispers in the enemy’s ear and draws blood instantly.

Hold to chant, then scan all enemy players within a large area. Limited uses per match.

The Eye of Insight is the sorcerer’s ultimate choice for both defense and attack. Nothing can remain hidden—from the castle’s candle flames to the gorge’s gaps and the forest’s scattered light.

Hold to chant, then cast Phantom Step, increasing Movement Speed and silencing footsteps. During Phantom Step, falling does not cause damage or trigger stagger.

The body techniques sorcerers pride themselves on. They use this to proclaim that Argus once transformed into a serpent to enlighten future generations. This is the manifestation of the way of nature, which symbolizes the absorption and study of life’s energy.

Enter Mist Mode where you are unaffected by anything except the Gyldenmist but have greatly reduced Movement Speed. Most actions, excluding Dodge, are prohibited while in Mist Mode.

This technique makes sorcerers as elusive as serpents and often frustrates their foes. Yet even serpents have weaknesses, and the frustration only adds to their will to fight back against these elusive opponents.

Hold to chant and gain Arcane Armor, increasing Physical Resistance. Enemies hitting the Arcane Armor will have their Movement Speed reduced.

Argus guides sorcerers to hone their magic. Through tireless study, they increasingly believe in opening the “third eye”, which offers more protection than Arcane Armor.

Use Cryptic Ward to block incoming damage. Successfully executing a Perfect Block will knock back and stun the attacker.

A defensive tactic commonly used by sorcerers who are not skilled in close combat. A successful block represents the reemergence of Argus’s majesty and wisdom, providing the spiritual strength sorcerers need.

When Elemental Magic hits an enemy, it adds 1 stack of Elemental Mark. When an enemy’s Elemental Mark reaches 2 stacks, detonates all Elemental Marks on them, dealing Magic Damage.

Greatly increases Movement Speed while chanting.
Recover Energy whenever Stardust Magic hits enemies.