In the novel "Lord of the Flies" by William Golding, the introduction of new spells signifies a shift in power dynamics and the formation of a new societal structure among the boys stranded on the island. The first spell introduced is the "Kill the Beast" chant. This chant is led by Jack and his hunters, who become obsessed with hunting and killing a supposed beast that they believe haunts the island. The chant helps Jack exert his control over the boys and manipulate their fears to maintain his position of power. The repetition of the chant creates a sense of unity and shared purpose among the boys, further solidifying Jack's authority. Another spell introduced is the "Murmuring" chant.
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Smite is a Status Effect in Lords of the Fallen (LOTF). Smite is one of Lords of the Fallen status effects, this one deals Holy Damage in a burst and causes Holy Damage Vulnerability. Status Effects are various buffs or ailments that apply either a beneficial or detrimental effect to the target. Status Effects can be applied on both enemies and players alike. Status Effects are triggered after a buildup meter is filled by repeated application of attacks that cause the effect. Both players and enemies can have varying resistances to a given Status Effect.
Smite Effects LOTF
- Smite causes a burst of Holy Damage when the bar is filled. Affected enemies will be vulnerable to Holy Damage
- Every two points spent in any Stat, increases all Status Effects Resistances by a point, including Smite. An increased resistance to Smite slows the build up of the Status effect bar when suffering Smite-inflicting damage.
- Players can remove the effect of Smite by using a Smite Cure
- Players can inflict Smite by using Smite Salts.
Another spell introduced is the "Murmuring" chant. This chant represents the growing hysteria and fear among the boys as they become more fearful of the supposed beast. The chant, characterized by incoherent and indistinguishable words, reflects the breakdown of societal norms and the boys' descent into savagery.
Smite effect and Players
This section lists information pertaining to the Smite effect and its relation to Players
Smite Sources (Weapons)
The following weapons cause the Smite effect:
- Devotion's Might
- Exacter Dunmire's Cane
- Radiant Purifier Polearm
- Abbess Staff
- Pieta's Sword
- Judge Cleric's Spear
- Justice
Smite Sources (Magic)
The following Magic cause the Smite effect:
Smite Sources (Others)
The following are other sources of the Smite effect:
- Smite Salts
- Bramble Ring
- Enhanced Forceburst Parchment
- Enhanced Empyrean Grenade
- Empyrean Grenade
- Forceburst Parchment
Mitigating Smite
The following Equipment, Magic, and Items offer resistance to the Smite effect:
- Holy Ward
- Ring of Brilliant Protection
Curing Smite
The following Magic and Items can be used to remove the Smite effect:
It also highlights the boys' loss of individual identity as they become engulfed by the larger group and their primal instincts. The final spell introduced is the "Piggy" chant. This chant is used by the boys, led by Roger, to taunt and mock Piggy, a rational and intellectual character who represents civilization and order. The chant serves as a tool for the boys to dehumanize Piggy and exclude him from their newly formed tribe. It demonstrates the boys' complete embrace of the savage and brutal nature of their existence on the island. Overall, these new spells in "Lord of the Flies" symbolize the gradual breakdown of civilization and the rise of savagery among the boys. They reflect the manipulation of fear, the loss of individual identity, and the formation of new power structures. Through these spells, Golding explores the dark and destructive potential of human nature when removed from the constraints of society..
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