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Kazammle is available only to [[Sage]]s at level 61. The spell's base power is 255~315, the cap is 585~645, and the MP cost is 45. | Kazammle is available only to [[Sage]]s at level 61. The spell's base power is 255~315, the cap is 585~645, and the MP cost is 45. | ||
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[[Row]] will learn Kazammle as he advances through the ''Enlightenment'' skill tree. It costs 42 MP to cast, with a base range of 303~316 and a maximum range of 525~585. | [[Row]] will learn Kazammle as he advances through the ''Enlightenment'' skill tree. It costs 42 MP to cast, with a base range of 303~316 and a maximum range of 525~585. | ||
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When cast by a Legacy Boss in ''IX'', damage is ''(7*lvl*(0.9~1.1))''. This means the base range is 234~286 and the maximum range is 628~762. | |||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== |
Revision as of 23:14, 5 January 2018
Kazammle | |
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Japanese | ドルマドン |
Rōmaji | dorumadon |
Type | Offensive |
Kazammle is a spell in the Dragon Quest series. It crushes its target with a soul-smothering sphere of ethereal energy.
Appearances
Dragon Quest IX
Kazammle is available only to Sages at level 61. The spell's base power is 255~315, the cap is 585~645, and the MP cost is 45.
Dragon Quest X
Kazammle can be cast by a sage who has put 130 points into their enlightenment skill. It costs 18 MP to cast, has a base range of 330~390, and the maximum range is currently unknown.
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age
Row will learn Kazammle as he advances through the Enlightenment skill tree. It costs 42 MP to cast, with a base range of 303~316 and a maximum range of 525~585.
Enemy versions
When cast by a Legacy Boss in IX, damage is (7*lvl*(0.9~1.1)). This means the base range is 234~286 and the maximum range is 628~762.
Etymology
Don is a Spanish derivative of the Latin word Dominus, meaning lord or master. Fitting, considering that the spell is the strongest of its family.