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'''''Dofus''''' is a MMOSRPG, with the S standing for strategic. Unlike most [[MMORPG|MMORPGs]]s, battle takes place in separate screens, and uses a grid while each player takes their own turn to move about the grid and use their attacks. Each player controls only a single character which is customized in a fashion not dissimilar to a Diablo character, with spells to be improved with spell points and stats which determine the effectiveness of certain spells and other secondary abilities (Critical Hit Rate, Dodge ability, healing, etc...). There are 12 classes, who each have 21 unique spells, as well as a slight preference to certain weapon types. There are also a few universal spells, but these are generally less powerful, and have somewhat situational use. Still, they can be useful in the right circumstances.

''Dofus'' is overall a silly game. Whereas ''[[World of Warcraft]]'' has a lot of silly things happening in it, the World of Twelve pretty much runs on [[Rule of Funny|Rule of Silly]]. For example, a popular early equipment set is the Gobbal set, made from what is essentially sheep leather. Amongst other things, the ring is called the [[Toy Story|Bouze Lite Yeah Ring]], and the head piece is little more than a hollowed-out severed head with tongue sticking out. Other nifty discoveries include the Used Bwork Protection. And pretty much every quest or item description is hardly serious, and half the NPCs have [[Punny Name|Punny Names]]s. It's not a laugh-out-loud kind of funny, but rather presents a setting that just plain doesn't take itself seriously.

** The Healer: Eniripsa. Less necessary than in most [[MMORPG|MMORPGs]]s, however, since some other classes have obtained minor heal spells, and tactical abilities can be cleverly used to keep players safe from harm.

** Sacriers Punishment Spell to some extent, it works on a bell curve, it supposed to deal damage equal to 30% of the casters total life but only if the caster is close to or at 50% hp, it does less damage the farther you are away from 50% and none when your at full hp or 1  hp.

* [[Enemy Summoner]]: Most bosses can pull this off, with the Soft Oak possessing a branch independant of its body specifically for the purpose. The most noticeable was a (mercifully [[Nerf|Nerfed]]ed) fight against two Arachnids and one Arachnee. Killing the three on the first turn isn't difficult, but if you fail, the Arachnids summoned more Arachnids. [[Dronejam|Which summoned more arachnids.]]

* [[Swiss Army Hero]]: Most characters over level 30 have at least one Incarnation weapon, which turns the wielder into a clone of its original owner. It's not hard to get four or five, and some players carry around several just for the versatility of the extra classes -- beingclasses—being able to [[Anti-Magic|unbewitch]] or [[Glamour Failure|dispel invisibility]] aren't otherwise available to most classes.

** Eniripsa are the healing class of the game, but healers are generally not needed in a group, as there exist enough defensive powers and other healing methods that many bosses can be defeated just by outlasting them. They also have the poorest attack abilities in the game. This is not to say healing isn't useful, but it's not necessary like it is in most RPGs, especially as any intelligence build can heal thanks to [[Healing Shiv|Healing Shivs]]s. It doesn't help this trope that their spells now take on the appearance of big pink hearts.

** Bloodthirsty Madness: it drain 300  hp but only from allies for only 2 ap; it's great to use on summons but some players turn on you pretty quick when you start using it on them, though on a crit it steals their life and heals them.