Alright! Super that does damage over time rather than instant, lets see if it can be done. Experimental Tier 2.
T2 Super Attack: Hailstorm (Area Attack, Ranged, Ranged Materialize) (800): Somerled begins to bend the weather to his whim, rapidly forcing all the conditions necessary for a hailstorm to manifest. Dark clouds swiftly gather overhead during the duration of the channeling, which lasts 30 seconds, and as a passive application of his power as spirit of storms, Somerled is able to move about and even strike freely, though he is unable to use other weather magics. During this time, those who are particularly in tune with the weather can feel the air stir and give off the telltale signs of a coming storm. The newly formed clouds then unleash a torrent of wind, rain, and hailstones, which average around the size of a golfball, and bombard everyone who happens to be within 100 meters of Somerled. Mysteriously enough, Somerled himself is resistant to the hail strikes, with the stones falling through him rather than hitting him. Rather than a quick burst of pain, these hailstones deal a constant, small amount of damage throughout a long period of time, accumulating injuries on those caught in the storm over the course of three minutes. Once the hail has passed, the storm ceases to be a hailstorm and lives on as a simple rainstorm, lasting for as long as rainstorms do and no longer having an effect on the battle. Like all of Somerled’s storm spells, this can’t be used if his view of the sky is blocked, such as in a building or cave.
T2 Super Attack: Hailstorm (Area Attack, Ranged, Ranged Materialize) (800): Somerled begins to bend the weather to his whim, rapidly forcing all the conditions necessary for a hailstorm to manifest. Dark clouds swiftly gather overhead during the duration of the channeling, which lasts 30 seconds, and as a passive application of his power as spirit of storms, Somerled is able to move about and even strike freely, though he is unable to use other weather magics. During this time, those who are particularly in tune with the weather can feel the air stir and give off the telltale signs of a coming storm. The newly formed clouds then unleash a torrent of wind, rain, and hailstones, which average around the size of a golfball, and bombard everyone who happens to be within 100 meters of Somerled. Mysteriously enough, Somerled himself is resistant to the hail strikes, with the stones falling through him rather than hitting him. Rather than a quick burst of pain, these hailstones deal a constant, small amount of damage throughout a long period of time, accumulating injuries on those caught in the storm over the course of three minutes. Once the hail has passed, the storm ceases to be a hailstorm and lives on as a simple rainstorm, lasting for as long as rainstorms do and no longer having an effect on the battle. Like all of Somerled’s storm spells, this can’t be used if his view of the sky is blocked, such as in a building or cave.
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