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About Grimoire: Manastorm Ice Class
Grimoire: Manastorm Ice Class adds the Ice class, a close-range damage dealer whose spells slow enemies and can freeze them. Ice is less durable than a class like Earth, and casting spells leaves him more vulnerable. He is suited to the front lines, where his disabling attacks can help teammates bring down vulnerable or overextended targets.
Ice spells
Ice’s passive, Chilling Grasp, adds a token of ice to enemies hit by his spells. After an enemy has been frozen five times, the ice shatters and deals extra damage. Ice can slow groups of enemies, leaving them open to attacks from his teammates.
His starting spells are:
- Ice Lance: cast a lance of ice that instantly deals 12–15 damage.
- Ice Spikes: launch three spikes that deal 10–15 damage in a small radius and slow enemies hit. Charge the spell for 2 seconds to combine the spikes into one more powerful spike with increased damage and speed.
- Permafrost: summon a frigid ball of ice that explodes over a large area, freezing the targeted area and dealing 6–7 slowing damage every 0.5 seconds for 5 seconds.
- Blizzard: summon a freezing blizzard around the caster that deals 5–6 slowing damage every 0.5 seconds for 8 seconds.
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No. Grimoire: Manastorm Ice Class is DLC and only works with Grimoire: Manastorm.
The minimum requirements for Grimoire: Manastorm are: Windows XP, Radeon 3850, 4 GB RAM, 2 GB storage. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
Yes. Grimoire: Manastorm is multiplayer only. It supports online PvP.
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