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	Each spell has a number of properties associated with that particular spell:		Each spell has a number of properties associated with that particular spell:
	*'''Cast/Recast''': All magical spells have an associated casting time (the duration from the point a spell is selected to the time when its effect activates) and recast time (the delay until the spell can be cast once again) specific to the spell.		*'''Cast/Recast''': All magical spells have an associated casting time (the duration from the point a spell is selected to the time when its effect activates) and [[Spell Recast\|recast time]] (the delay until the spell can be cast once again) specific to the spell.
	*'''Duration''': Many buffing or debuffing spells have an associated maximum duration - the length of time the spell's effect will remain on the target.		*'''Duration''': Many buffing or debuffing spells have an associated maximum duration - the length of time the spell's effect will remain on the target.
	*'''Cost''': The casting of white, black, and blue magic spells and geomancy is performed at a [[MP]] cost particular to each spell. Songs and summoning magic have no associated MP cost, while ninjutsu consumes ninja tools as its cost.		*'''Cost''': The casting of white, black, and blue magic spells and geomancy is performed at a [[MP]] cost particular to each spell. Songs and summoning magic have no associated MP cost, while ninjutsu consumes ninja tools as its cost.

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	*'''Elemental Alignment''': With [[Meteor]] and physical [[Blue Magic]] as the sole exceptions, every magic spell is associated with one of the eight prime [[elements]]. Enemies are generally weak (less likely to resist) to the element that is ascendant (or opposed) to their natural alignment, and often strong (more likely to resist) to their own element and the element they are ascendant to. For example, an enemy aligned with ice may be strong to ice- and wind-based spells but weak to fire-based spells. Reference the elemental alignment chart for more information.		*'''Elemental Alignment''': With [[Meteor]] and physical [[Blue Magic]] as the sole exceptions, every magic spell is associated with one of the eight prime [[elements]]. Enemies are generally weak (less likely to resist) to the element that is ascendant (or opposed) to their natural alignment, and often strong (more likely to resist) to their own element and the element they are ascendant to. For example, an enemy aligned with ice may be strong to ice- and wind-based spells but weak to fire-based spells. Reference the elemental alignment chart for more information.
	*'''Targeting''': Each spell is associated with a particular type of target. Spells may be either single-target or area of effect ([[AoE]]) and hit multiple targets. Spells can be either enemy-targeted or player-targeted. Individual spells are further specified by types of targets, such as self-cast (spell must be cast with the caster as the target), party-only (spell may only be cast on members of the player's party), or any target (spell may be cast on any player or player-assisting NPC). The suffix of a spell's name can indicate its targets:		*'''Targeting''': Each spell is associated with a particular type of target. Spells may be either single-target or area of effect ([[AoE]]) and hit multiple targets. Spells can be either enemy-targeted or player-targeted. Individual spells are further specified by types of targets, such as self-cast (spell must be cast with the caster as the target), party-only (spell may only be cast on members of the player's party), or any target (spell may be cast on any player or player-assisting NPC). The suffix of a spell's name can indicate its targets:
	** '''-ra''' spell: Self-cast, AoE (e.g. [[Aerora]], [[Cura]])		** '''-ra''' spell: Self-cast, AoE (e.g. [[Aerora]], [[Cura]], [[Protectra]])
	** '''-ga''' or '''-ja''' spell: Targeted, AoE (e.g. [[Aeroga]], [[Aeroja]], [[Curaga]])		** '''-ga''' or '''-ja''' spell: Targeted, AoE (e.g. [[Aeroga]], [[Aeroja]], [[Curaga]])
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	*'''Cost''': The casting of white, black, and blue magic spells and geomancy is performed at a [[MP]] cost particular to each spell. Songs and summoning magic have no associated MP cost, while ninjutsu consumes ninja tools as its cost.		*'''Cost''': The casting of white, black, and blue magic spells and geomancy is performed at a [[MP]] cost particular to each spell. Songs and summoning magic have no associated MP cost, while ninjutsu consumes ninja tools as its cost.
	*'''Elemental Alignment''': With [[Meteor]] and physical [[Blue Magic]] as the sole exceptions, every magic spell is associated with one of the eight prime [[elements]]. Enemies are generally weak (less likely to resist) to the element that is ascendant (or opposed) to their natural alignment, and often strong (more likely to resist) to their own element and the element they are ascendant to. For example, an enemy aligned with ice may be strong to ice- and wind-based spells but weak to fire-based spells. Reference the elemental alignment chart for more information.		*'''Elemental Alignment''': With [[Meteor]] and physical [[Blue Magic]] as the sole exceptions, every magic spell is associated with one of the eight prime [[elements]]. Enemies are generally weak (less likely to resist) to the element that is ascendant (or opposed) to their natural alignment, and often strong (more likely to resist) to their own element and the element they are ascendant to. For example, an enemy aligned with ice may be strong to ice- and wind-based spells but weak to fire-based spells. Reference the elemental alignment chart for more information.
	*'''Targeting''': Each spell is associated with a particular type of target. Spells may be either single-target or area of effect ([[AoE]]) and hit multiple targets. Spells can be either enemy-targeted or player-targeted. ~~Player-targeted~~ spells are further ~~divided~~ ~~into~~ self-cast (spell must be cast with the caster as the target), party-only (spell may only be cast on members of the player's party), or any target (spell may be cast on any player or player-assisting NPC). The suffix of a spell's name can indicate its targets:		*'''Targeting''': Each spell is associated with a particular type of target. Spells may be either single-target or area of effect ([[AoE]]) and hit multiple targets. Spells can be either enemy-targeted or player-targeted. Individual spells are further specified by types of targets, such as self-cast (spell must be cast with the caster as the target), party-only (spell may only be cast on members of the player's party), or any target (spell may be cast on any player or player-assisting NPC). The suffix of a spell's name can indicate its targets:
	** '''-ra''' spell: Self-cast, AoE (e.g. [[Aerora]], [[Cura]])		** '''-ra''' spell: Self-cast, AoE (e.g. [[Aerora]], [[Cura]])
	** '''-ga''' or '''-ja''' spell: Targeted, AoE (e.g. [[Aeroga]], [[Aeroja]], [[Curaga]])		** '''-ga''' or '''-ja''' spell: Targeted, AoE (e.g. [[Aeroga]], [[Aeroja]], [[Curaga]])

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	*'''Elemental Alignment''': With [[Meteor]] and physical [[Blue Magic]] as the sole exceptions, every magic spell is associated with one of the eight prime [[elements]]. Enemies are generally weak (less likely to resist) to the element that is ascendant (or opposed) to their natural alignment, and often strong (more likely to resist) to their own element and the element they are ascendant to. For example, an enemy aligned with ice may be strong to ice- and wind-based spells but weak to fire-based spells. Reference the elemental alignment chart for more information.		*'''Elemental Alignment''': With [[Meteor]] and physical [[Blue Magic]] as the sole exceptions, every magic spell is associated with one of the eight prime [[elements]]. Enemies are generally weak (less likely to resist) to the element that is ascendant (or opposed) to their natural alignment, and often strong (more likely to resist) to their own element and the element they are ascendant to. For example, an enemy aligned with ice may be strong to ice- and wind-based spells but weak to fire-based spells. Reference the elemental alignment chart for more information.
	*'''Targeting''': Each spell is associated with a particular type of target. Spells may be either single-target or area of effect ([[AoE]]) and hit multiple targets. Spells can be either enemy-targeted or player-targeted. Player-targeted spells are further divided into self-cast (spell must be cast with the caster as the target), party-only (spell may only be cast on members of the player's party), or any target (spell may be cast on any player or player-assisting NPC). The suffix of a spell's name can indicate its targets:		*'''Targeting''': Each spell is associated with a particular type of target. Spells may be either single-target or area of effect ([[AoE]]) and hit multiple targets. Spells can be either enemy-targeted or player-targeted. Player-targeted spells are further divided into self-cast (spell must be cast with the caster as the target), party-only (spell may only be cast on members of the player's party), or any target (spell may be cast on any player or player-assisting NPC). The suffix of a spell's name can indicate its targets:
	* -ra spell: Self-cast, AoE (e.g. [[Aerora]], [[Cura]])		** '''-ra''' spell: Self-cast, AoE (e.g. [[Aerora]], [[Cura]])
	* -ga or -ja spell: Targeted, AoE (e.g. [[Aeroga]], [[Aeroja]], [[Curaga]])		** '''-ga''' or '''-ja''' spell: Targeted, AoE (e.g. [[Aeroga]], [[Aeroja]], [[Curaga]])
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	*'''Cost''': The casting of white, black, and blue magic spells and geomancy is performed at a [[MP]] cost particular to each spell. Songs and summoning magic have no associated MP cost, while ninjutsu consumes ninja tools as its cost.		*'''Cost''': The casting of white, black, and blue magic spells and geomancy is performed at a [[MP]] cost particular to each spell. Songs and summoning magic have no associated MP cost, while ninjutsu consumes ninja tools as its cost.
	*'''Elemental Alignment''': With [[Meteor]] and physical [[Blue Magic]] as the sole exceptions, every magic spell is associated with one of the eight prime [[elements]]. Enemies are generally weak (less likely to resist) to the element that is ascendant (or opposed) to their natural alignment, and often strong (more likely to resist) to their own element and the element they are ascendant to. For example, an enemy aligned with ice may be strong to ice- and wind-based spells but weak to fire-based spells. Reference the elemental alignment chart for more information.		*'''Elemental Alignment''': With [[Meteor]] and physical [[Blue Magic]] as the sole exceptions, every magic spell is associated with one of the eight prime [[elements]]. Enemies are generally weak (less likely to resist) to the element that is ascendant (or opposed) to their natural alignment, and often strong (more likely to resist) to their own element and the element they are ascendant to. For example, an enemy aligned with ice may be strong to ice- and wind-based spells but weak to fire-based spells. Reference the elemental alignment chart for more information.
	*'''Targeting''': Each spell is associated with a particular type of target. Spells may be either single-target or area of effect ([[AoE]]) and hit multiple targets. Spells can be either enemy-targeted or player-targeted. Player-targeted spells are further divided into self-cast (spell must be cast with the caster as the target), party-only (spell may only be cast on members of the player's party), or any target (spell may be cast on any player or player-assisting NPC).		*'''Targeting''': Each spell is associated with a particular type of target. Spells may be either single-target or area of effect ([[AoE]]) and hit multiple targets. Spells can be either enemy-targeted or player-targeted. Player-targeted spells are further divided into self-cast (spell must be cast with the caster as the target), party-only (spell may only be cast on members of the player's party), or any target (spell may be cast on any player or player-assisting NPC). The suffix of a spell's name can indicate its targets:
			* -ra spell: Self-cast, AoE (e.g. [[Aerora]], [[Cura]])
			* -ga or -ja spell: Targeted, AoE (e.g. [[Aeroga]], [[Aeroja]], [[Curaga]])
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	*'''Cast/Recast''': All magical spells have an associated casting time (the duration from the point a spell is selected to the time when its effect activates) and recast time (the delay until the spell can be cast once again) specific to the spell.		*'''Cast/Recast''': All magical spells have an associated casting time (the duration from the point a spell is selected to the time when its effect activates) and recast time (the delay until the spell can be cast once again) specific to the spell.
	*'''Duration''': Many buffing or debuffing spells have an associated maximum duration - the length of time the spell's effect will remain on the target.		*'''Duration''': Many buffing or debuffing spells have an associated maximum duration - the length of time the spell's effect will remain on the target.
	*'''Cost''': ~~Songs and summoning magic have no associated MP cost, ninjutsu consumes ninja tools as its cost, and the~~ casting of white, black, and blue magic spells and geomancy is performed at a [[MP]] cost particular to each spell.		*'''Cost''': The casting of white, black, and blue magic spells and geomancy is performed at a [[MP]] cost particular to each spell. Songs and summoning magic have no associated MP cost, while ninjutsu consumes ninja tools as its cost.
	*'''Elemental Alignment''': With [[Meteor]] and physical [[Blue Magic]] as the sole exceptions, every magic spell is associated with one of the eight prime [[elements]]. Enemies are generally weak (less likely to resist) to the element that is ascendant (or opposed) to their natural alignment, and often strong (more likely to resist) to their own element and the element they are ascendant to. For example, an enemy aligned with ice may be strong to ice- and wind-based spells but weak to fire-based spells. Reference the elemental alignment chart for more information.		*'''Elemental Alignment''': With [[Meteor]] and physical [[Blue Magic]] as the sole exceptions, every magic spell is associated with one of the eight prime [[elements]]. Enemies are generally weak (less likely to resist) to the element that is ascendant (or opposed) to their natural alignment, and often strong (more likely to resist) to their own element and the element they are ascendant to. For example, an enemy aligned with ice may be strong to ice- and wind-based spells but weak to fire-based spells. Reference the elemental alignment chart for more information.
	*'''Targeting''': Each spell is associated with a particular type of target. Spells may be either single-target or area of effect ([[AoE]]) and hit multiple targets. Spells can be either enemy-targeted or player-targeted. Player-targeted spells are further divided into self-cast (spell must be cast with the caster as the target), party-only (spell may only be cast on members of the player's party), or any target (spell may be cast on any player or player-assisting NPC).		*'''Targeting''': Each spell is associated with a particular type of target. Spells may be either single-target or area of effect ([[AoE]]) and hit multiple targets. Spells can be either enemy-targeted or player-targeted. Player-targeted spells are further divided into self-cast (spell must be cast with the caster as the target), party-only (spell may only be cast on members of the player's party), or any target (spell may be cast on any player or player-assisting NPC).

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	Black magic and white magic are further divided into classifications defined by the spell's functional type (such as healing magic and enfeebling magic).		Black magic and white magic are further divided into classifications defined by the spell's functional type (such as healing magic and enfeebling magic).
	[[File:ElementRelations.jpg\|link=element\|float\|thumb\|right\|400px\|This chart shows the elemental relationships of the eight prime elements. The six elements in the loop are each "ascendant" to the element that follows, while light and darkness are "opposed."]]		[[File:ElementRelations.jpg\|link=element\|float\|thumb\|right\|400px\|This chart shows the elemental relationships of the eight prime elements. The six elements in the loop are each "ascendant" to the element that follows, while light and darkness are "opposed."]]
	* '''[[Black Magic]]'''		* '''Black Magic'''
	** [[Dark Magic]]		** [[Dark Magic]]
	** [[Elemental Magic]]		** [[Elemental Magic]]
	** [[Enfeebling Magic]]		** [[Enfeebling Magic]]
	** [[Enhancing Magic]]		** [[Enhancing Magic]]
	* '''[[White Magic]]'''		* '''White Magic'''
	** [[Divine Magic]]		** [[Divine Magic]]
	** [[Healing Magic]]		** [[Healing Magic]]
	** [[Enfeebling Magic]]		** [[Enfeebling Magic]]
	** [[Enhancing Magic]]		** [[Enhancing Magic]]
	* '''[[Blue Magic]]'''
	* '''[[Summoning Magic]]'''
	* '''[[Geomancy]]'''
	* '''[[Song\|Bard Songs]]'''
	* '''[[Geomancy]]'''
	* '''[[Ninjutsu]]'''


	Each spell has a number of properties associated with that particular spell:		Each spell has a number of properties associated with that particular spell:

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-Magical spells are a fundamental part of FFXI's battle system and are employed by many of FFXI's jobs. The primary categories of magic are Black Magic, utilized by [[Black Mage]]s, [[Dark Knight]]s, [[Red Mage]]s, [[Geomancer]]s, and [[Scholar]]s, White Magic, utilized by [[White Mage]]s, [[Paladin]]s, [[Red Mage]]s, [[Rune Fencer]]s, and [[Scholar]]s, Blue Magic ([[Blue Mage]]s), Summoning Magic ([[Summoner]]s), Geomancy ([[Geomancer]]s), Songs ([[Bard]]s), and Ninjutsu ([[Ninja]]s). Black magic and white magic are further divided into classifications defined by the spell's functional type (such as healing magic and enfeebling magic).
+Magical spells are a fundamental part of FFXI's battle system and are employed by many of FFXI's jobs. The primary categories of magic are:
 [[File:ElementRelations.jpg|link=element|float|thumb|right|400px|This chart shows the elemental relationships of the eight prime elements. The six elements in the loop are each "ascendant" to the element that follows, while light and darkness are "opposed."]]
 * '''[[Black Magic]]'''

Slycer at 14:54, 23 May 2013

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	Magical spells are a fundamental part of FFXI's battle system and are employed by many of FFXI's jobs. The primary categories of magic are Black Magic, utilized by [[Black Mage]]s, [[Dark Knight]]s, [[Red Mage]]s, [[Geomancer]]s, and [[Scholar]]s, White Magic, utilized by [[White Mage]]s, [[Paladin]]s, [[Red Mage]]s, [[Rune Fencer]]s, and [[Scholar]]s, Blue Magic ([[Blue Mage]]s), Summoning Magic ([[Summoner]]s), Geomancy ([[Geomancer]]s), Songs ([[Bard]]s), and Ninjutsu ([[Ninja]]s). Black magic and white magic are further divided into classifications defined by the spell's functional type (such as healing magic and enfeebling magic).		Magical spells are a fundamental part of FFXI's battle system and are employed by many of FFXI's jobs. The primary categories of magic are Black Magic, utilized by [[Black Mage]]s, [[Dark Knight]]s, [[Red Mage]]s, [[Geomancer]]s, and [[Scholar]]s, White Magic, utilized by [[White Mage]]s, [[Paladin]]s, [[Red Mage]]s, [[Rune Fencer]]s, and [[Scholar]]s, Blue Magic ([[Blue Mage]]s), Summoning Magic ([[Summoner]]s), Geomancy ([[Geomancer]]s), Songs ([[Bard]]s), and Ninjutsu ([[Ninja]]s). Black magic and white magic are further divided into classifications defined by the spell's functional type (such as healing magic and enfeebling magic).
	[[File:ElementRelations.jpg\|float\|thumb\|right\|400px\|This chart shows the elemental relationships of the eight prime elements. The six elements in the loop are each "ascendant" to the element that follows, while light and darkness are "opposed."]]		[[File:ElementRelations.jpg\|link=element\|float\|thumb\|right\|400px\|This chart shows the elemental relationships of the eight prime elements. The six elements in the loop are each "ascendant" to the element that follows, while light and darkness are "opposed."]]
	* '''[[Black Magic]]'''		* '''[[Black Magic]]'''
	** [[Dark Magic]]		** [[Dark Magic]]

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	*'''Cast/Recast''': All magical spells have an associated casting time (the duration from the point a spell is selected to the time when its effect activates) and recast time (the delay until the spell can be cast once again) specific to the spell.		*'''Cast/Recast''': All magical spells have an associated casting time (the duration from the point a spell is selected to the time when its effect activates) and recast time (the delay until the spell can be cast once again) specific to the spell.
	*'''Duration''': Many buffing or debuffing spells have an associated maximum duration - the length of time the spell's effect will remain on the target.		*'''Duration''': Many buffing or debuffing spells have an associated maximum duration - the length of time the spell's effect will remain on the target.
	*'''Cost''': Songs and summoning magic have no associated MP cost, ninjutsu consumes ninja tools as its cost, and the casting of white, black, and blue magic spells is performed at a [[MP]] cost particular to each spell.		*'''Cost''': Songs and summoning magic have no associated MP cost, ninjutsu consumes ninja tools as its cost, and the casting of white, black, and blue magic spells and geomancy is performed at a [[MP]] cost particular to each spell.
	*'''Elemental Alignment''': With [[Meteor]] and physical [[Blue Magic]] as the sole exceptions, every magic spell is associated with one of the eight prime [[elements]]. Enemies are generally weak (less likely to resist) to the element that is ascendant (or opposed) to their natural alignment, and often strong (more likely to resist) to their own element and the element they are ascendant to. For example, an enemy aligned with ice may be strong to ice- and wind-based spells but weak to fire-based spells. Reference the elemental alignment chart for more information.		*'''Elemental Alignment''': With [[Meteor]] and physical [[Blue Magic]] as the sole exceptions, every magic spell is associated with one of the eight prime [[elements]]. Enemies are generally weak (less likely to resist) to the element that is ascendant (or opposed) to their natural alignment, and often strong (more likely to resist) to their own element and the element they are ascendant to. For example, an enemy aligned with ice may be strong to ice- and wind-based spells but weak to fire-based spells. Reference the elemental alignment chart for more information.
	*'''Targeting''': Each spell is associated with a particular type of target. Spells may be either single-target or area of effect ([[AoE]]) and hit multiple targets. Spells can be either enemy-targeted or player-targeted. Player-targeted spells are further divided into self-cast (spell must be cast with the caster as the target), party-only (spell may only be cast on members of the player's party), or any target (spell may be cast on any player or player-assisting NPC).		*'''Targeting''': Each spell is associated with a particular type of target. Spells may be either single-target or area of effect ([[AoE]]) and hit multiple targets. Spells can be either enemy-targeted or player-targeted. Player-targeted spells are further divided into self-cast (spell must be cast with the caster as the target), party-only (spell may only be cast on members of the player's party), or any target (spell may be cast on any player or player-assisting NPC).