Stream of Sauce

Stream of Sauce Type: Combat Spell MP Cost: 2 This spell creates a stream of scorching sauce with which to baste your enemies. Hose your foes down with hot sauce

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Source:	Guild Trainer
Price:	125 Meat
Class:	Sauceror
Level:	2
Effect:	Deals (9-11)+(0.2*Mys) Hot Damage, hard capped at 24
When Used:

You extend your arm with your palm toward your foe and your fingers pointing down, and a stream of sizzling <sauce> bursts from your hand, scorching him for X damage. or You blast him with a stream of hot <sauce>, dealing X damage. or You blast him with a stream of hot <sauce>, dealing X damage. Right in the <part>!

Notes

• Casting this skill can randomly be required by Mayor Ghost (Hard Mode).

History

• Was significantly changed after the Sauceror revamp on November, 2013:
  • This skill had the following description:

  This spell creates a stream of sauce, which will do 3-4 points of damage to an opponent.
  
  The damage of this spell increases slightly with your mysticality.

  • Previously, it dealt (3-4)+(Mys/10) Hot or Cold damage, where Mys is your buffed Mysticality (which is capped at 100), and divisions are rounded down.
  • This skill used to cost 250 Meat, was affected by Immaculate Seasoning and elemental tuning effects, and produced the following message when used:

  You cast a Stream of (hot or cold) <Tartar Sauce> at your opponent, which does X damage.

  • Bonus damage to this spell was capped at +10.
  • If your bonus spell damage exceeded the damage cap, and you were a Sauceror, then you would receive the message:

The sheer volume of sauce is overwhelming, and you can barely keep it under control. Some of it splashes back onto you.

You acquire an effect: Burning Hands (duration: 1 Adventure)

or

You acquire an effect: Frozen Hands (duration: 1 Adventure)

• You received Burning Hands if the spell was hot.
• You received Frozen Hands if the spell was cold.

• If your bonus spell damage exceeded the damage cap by X, and you were not a Sauceror, you would take Y damage instead, of the same element as your spell, where Y is equal to min(X,20)-2 to min(X,20), with a minimum damage of one, and reduced by your Elemental Resistance. The message you received is the following one:

The volume of sauce is too great for you to control, and the spell backfires, spraying sauce everywhere.

You lose Y hit points. (hot damage)

or

You lose Y hit points. (cold damage)