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function_description=Returns the total amount of passive MP cost reduction available.| | function_description=Returns the total amount of passive MP cost reduction available. This includes all modifiers such as Festival of Jarlsberg.| | ||
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see_also={{SeeAlso|}}| | see_also={{SeeAlso|combat_mana_cost_modifier}}| | ||
cli_equiv=The CLI command " | |||
cli_equiv=The CLI command "modtrace mana cost" provides a more detailed display.| | |||
special=Most equipment and effects only allow up to -3 MP total, so the sum of your current effects may not match the actual amount of MP reduction (and therefore the value of this function).| | special=Most equipment and effects only allow up to -3 MP total, so the sum of your current effects may not match the actual amount of MP reduction (and therefore the value of this function).| | ||
more_info=See | more_info=See {{kolwiki|Skill MP Cost Modifiers}} for further info on how MP reducers stack.| | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:58, 5 January 2011
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Function Syntax
int mana_cost_modifier()
Returns the total amount of passive MP cost reduction available. This includes all modifiers such as Festival of Jarlsberg.
CLI Equivalent
The CLI command "modtrace mana cost" provides a more detailed display.
See Also
More Information
See Skill MP Cost Modifiers for further info on how MP reducers stack.
Special
Most equipment and effects only allow up to -3 MP total, so the sum of your current effects may not match the actual amount of MP reduction (and therefore the value of this function).