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* Staves and wands in ''[[Guild Wars]]'' often have properties that enhance spellcasting, but on their own, they just fire unguided magic projectiles. Like all other weapons in the game, you don't need training to use them, but they're much less effective if you don't have the proper attributes. |
* Staves and wands in ''[[Guild Wars]]'' often have properties that enhance spellcasting, but on their own, they just fire unguided magic projectiles. Like all other weapons in the game, you don't need training to use them, but they're much less effective if you don't have the proper attributes. |
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* The staffs in [[Kid Icarus: Uprising]], which are sniping weapons. |
* The staffs in [[Kid Icarus: Uprising]], which are sniping weapons. |
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* In ''[[Wizardry]]'' 7, T'Rang polearms: they use Shock Rod / Stun Rod / Psi Rod; nerfed versions of the first two also appear in their [[Random Drops]] (not corresponding to the specific monsters' attack texts). |
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** ''Wizardry'' 8 has the same, but there's also Death Rod (does not appear in loot or even in attack texts, but has a distinct model given a creature with another rod's attack text) and experimental Mindblast Rod (which player party may steal). |
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* ''[[Monster Hunter]] 4'' has "[https://monsterhunter.fandom.com/wiki/Insect_Glaive Insect Glaive]", which is a weird polearm/vaulting pole that shoots "pheromone bullet", which paints the target for [[Attack Drone|your insect minion's autonomous attacks]]. |
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