Talk:Weapon of the Pastalord
How exactly does this skill work? Is it just another damage dealing spell, or is it more complicated?--?
Should we even count this as a spell? Is it affected by bonus spell damage?--Dehstil (t|c) 19:45, 13 August 2006 (CDT)
- According to this forum post, it is affected by bonus damage. There are also formulas for the various spells that could be added to their respective pages here, unless there's some reason not to. --cor nocae 20:20, 13 August 2006 (CDT)
Would elemental spell bonus damage apply to half the spell or the whole?
I'm getting a half-hot Weapon as a Sauceror holding Ol' Scratch's ash can and no flavour spirits active. Looks like it may be not just the elemental cookbooks, but any offhand (or anything at all?) that forces an element type. --Terion 08:22, 12 November 2010 (UTC)
Update stuff
Just posting combat messages, Don't use for damage stuff. I think that that the prefixs are entirly based on the elemental damage dealt and the suffixes are related but you can have a pasta cover two or more types of damage. The weapon is problably random and doesn't depend on the element. Needs some testing of the pure-physical stuff.--Brion thenotgiant 03:12, 8 May 2008 (CDT) Please help
MP cost to cast this was lowered from 35 to 31 today. --Spiny Twizzler 23:56, 23 July 2009 (UTC)
Then why does it say 28? Did someone with spell cost modifers accidentally change it? --Jimfromtx 06:30, 31 July 2009 (UTC)
- It was lowered again. Check Unexplained Tremors for some details. --MoreUmlaut 06:37, 31 July 2009 (UTC)
Sleaze
Fought some hippies, with the sinful book equipted You call forth a Lascivious Flail of Farfalle, which strikes your opponent for 107 (+212) damage.
You call forth a Suggestive Sword of Spaghetti, which strikes your opponent for 113 (+224) damage.
You call forth a Lewd Staff of Rotelle, which strikes your opponent for 111 (+220) damage.
You call forth a Suggestive Axe of Rotelle, which strikes your opponent for 109 (+218) damage.
You call forth a Suggestive Staff of Lasagna, which strikes your opponent for 105 (+208) damage.
You call forth a Suggestive Mace of Ziti, which strikes your opponent for 97 (+194) damage.
--Brion thenotgiant 23:55, 7 May 2008 (CDT)
Stench
one use of spirit of garlic. NOte, not all of the messages I got, but at least all of the unique ones for stench. You call forth a Musky Knife of Penne, which strikes your opponent for 70 (+69) damage.
You call forth a Nasty, Nasty Spear of Manicotti, which strikes your opponent for 74 (+74) damage.
You call forth a Garlic-Scented Bohemian Earspoon of Tagliatelle, which strikes your opponent for 77 (+77) damage.
You call forth a Garlic-Scented Halberd of Mostaccioli, which strikes your opponent for 75 (+75) damage
You call forth a Garlic-Scented Halberd of Tagliatelle, which strikes your opponent for 67 (+66) damage.
You call forth a Nasty, Nasty Bohemian Earspoon of Rigatoni, which strikes your opponent for 80 (+79) damage.
You call forth a Nasty, Nasty Flail of Penne, which strikes your opponent for 80 (+80) damage.
You call forth a Foul Halberd of Mostaccioli, which strikes your opponent for 70 (+69) damage.
You call forth a Garlic-Scented Spear of Fettucine, which strikes your opponent for 69 (+69) damage
You call forth a Foul Staff of Lasagna, which strikes your opponent for 71 (+71) damage.
You call forth a Garlic-Scented Staff of Rotini, which strikes your opponent for 80 (+79) damage
You call forth a Musky Bohemian Earspoon of Farfalle, which strikes your opponent for 79 (+79) damage
You call forth a Garlic-Scented Mace of Gemelli, which strikes your opponent for 79 (+79) damage.
You call forth a Nasty, Nasty Knife of Ziti, which strikes your opponent for 66 (+65) damage.
You call forth a Foul Sword of Tagliatelle, which strikes your opponent for 69 (+68) damage.
You call forth a Musky Dagger of Linguini, which strikes your opponent for 75 (+74) damage.
You call forth a Nasty, Nasty Katana of Vermicelli, which strikes your opponent for 74 (+74) damage.
You call forth a Musky Katana of Rotelle, which strikes your opponent for 81 (+80) damage
--Brion thenotgiant 02:44, 8 May 2008 (CDT)
Spooky
15 turns of the wormwood. So bored. You call forth a Eldritch Hatchet of Ziti, which strikes your opponent for 72 (+144) damage You call forth a Seriously Haunted Hatchet of Spaghetti, which strikes your opponent for 75 (+150) damage You call forth a Eerie Mace of Rigatoni, which strikes your opponent for 75 (+148) damage You call forth a Eldritch Claymore of Linguini, which strikes your opponent for 68 (+136) damage You call forth a Eerie Bohemian Earspoon of Manicotti, which strikes your opponent for 77 (+152) damage You call forth a Seriously Haunted Flail of Farfalle, which strikes your opponent for 68 (+68) damage You call forth a Eerie Sword of Manicotti, which strikes your opponent for 73 (+73) damage You call forth a Seriously Haunted Knife of Manicotti, which strikes your opponent for 71 (+140) damage You call forth a Horrifying Mace of Farfalle, which strikes your opponent for 64 (+128) damage. You call forth a Eldritch Claymore of Rotini, which strikes your opponent for 74 (+146) damage You call forth a Eerie Halberd of Ziti, which strikes your opponent for 67 (+132) damage You call forth a Eldritch Morning Star of Ziti, which strikes your opponent for 77 (+152) damage. You call forth a Eldritch Flail of Lasagna, which strikes your opponent for 71 (+140) damage. You call forth a Seriously Haunted Flail of Mostaccioli, which strikes your opponent for 75 (+150) damage. --Brion thenotgiant
Cold
Just sic. It's rather boring. You call forth a Icy Staff of Vermicelli, which strikes your opponent for 65 (+130) dam You call forth a Frozen Dagger of Spaghetti, which strikes your opponent for 72 (+142) damage You call forth a Freezerburned Spear of Tagliatelle, which strikes your opponent for 66 (+65) damage You call forth a Freezerburned Staff of Gemelli, which strikes your opponent for 74 (+73) damage You call forth a Frigid Mace of Ziti, which strikes your opponent for 76 (+150) damage You call forth a Icy Halberd of Mostaccioli, which strikes your opponent for 81 (+160) damage You call forth a Frozen Flail of Linguini, which strikes your opponent for 72 (+144) damage
Hot
You call forth a Scorching Halberd of Gemelli, which strikes your opponent for 81 (+80) damage You call forth a Fiery Dagger of Manicotti, which strikes your opponent for 77 (+76) damage You call forth a Fiery Dagger of Penne, which strikes your opponent for 75 (+74) damage. You call forth a Jalapeño-coated Claymore of Manicotti, which strikes your opponent for 74 (+74) damage You call forth a Flame-Broiled Flail of Linguini, which strikes your opponent for 84 (+83) damag forth a Scorching Mace of Manicotti, which strikes your opponent for 84 (+84) damage
Not doing this anymore.
Just got rather bored.--Brion thenotgiant 19:04, 9 May 2008 (CDT)
Got the same messages as Brion. I didn't get any of the new materials with a purley-physical Weapon, nor did I get a fourth prefix for sleaze (in about 20ish attacks.)--Agburanar 13:23, 16 May 2008 (CDT)
Efficeincy
this skill ALWAYS has 8 more average damage than saucegeyser. try the formulas to see how.--The ErosionSeeker 14:35, 27 August 2010 (UTC)
- You sure about that? What happens when you have Flavour of Magic tuned as Spirit of Peppermint, and you also have Immaculate Seasoning (sauce tuner), and, all other things equal, you cast the spells at a Sleaze-aligned monster (like in the HitS)? How about when you have Jabañero Saucesphere active, then the "efficiency" changes, because what you're really concerned with is Net MP cost per unit of damage. How about with a Bandersnatch and Jabañero? What you're really concerned with Damage per MP, not just raw damage, when trying to figure out efficiency. So... what I'm getting at, is "what is the point of your naïve post?" --RoyalTonberry 16:18, 27 August 2010 (UTC)
- i'm talking about raw Average Damage Per Turn. do the math yourself, because i don't know how to put a table onto the wiki, but all of my calculations have proved so.--The ErosionSeeker 21:36, 20 September 2010 (UTC)
