Meteoric crash (talent)

Meteoric Crash
Game Version	1.7.6
Category Type	Prodigies
Category	Willpower
Requirements	Willpower 50 A meteor has crashed, from any of the following (only required when playing Maj'Eyal: The Age of Ascendancy or Orcs: Embers of Rage): Meteor Slam, Rain of Fire, Anomaly Meteor, Meteor Rain, or Meteoric Crash itself. The random meteor event in Daikara, Old Forest, Golem Graveyard, Mark of the Spellblaze or Erúan. Each zone has a single 7% chance (10% in Erúan) to contain the event, rolled once per character when the zone is first entered; if it succeeds, the event is placed on one random floor. It only triggers when the player gets within 3 tiles of the hidden impact location. You do not need line of sight to the meteor.
Use Mode	Passive
Cost	-
Range	-
Cooldown	15
Travel Speed	-
Use Speed	-
Description	When casting damaging spells or mind attacks, the release of your willpower can call forth a meteor to crash down near your foes. The meteor deals Fire and Physical damage in radius 2, each equal to 25 + 2.5 × the higher of your Spellpower and Mindpower, and stuns enemies for 3 turns. Lava is created in radius 3 around the impact dealing Fire damage per turn for 8 turns, equal to 30 + the higher of your Spellpower and Mindpower. This will overwrite tiles that already have modified terrain. You and your allies take no damage from either effect. Additionally, your Fire damage bonus and resistance penetration is set to your current highest damage bonus and resistance penetration. This applies to all Fire damage you deal. The damage scales with your Spellpower or Mindpower.
Availability	-

Notes

• The meteor can trigger at most once per turn, and only when your spell or mind power actually damages a creature. It lands on that creature's tile.
• Damage and stun chance use whichever of Spellpower and Mindpower is higher. Both the meteor and the lava can critically hit.
• Only the center tile of the impact is always turned to lava. Every other tile in radius 3 has a 40% chance.
• The description is wrong about modified terrain. The lava can't replace terrain that is already changed by another temporary effect. This includes:
  • Lava from any meteor, including Meteor Slam and Anomaly Meteor
  • Lava from volcano effects such as Erupting Darkness and Seismic Activity
  • Summoned walls such as Stone Wall, Ice Wall or Materialize Barrier
  • Other temporary ground such as Jumpgate or Forge Bellows
• Meteor Slam and Rain of Fire require Ashes of Urh'Rok.