Mantra - Revision history

MrFrye at 02:29, 29 May 2012

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‎Mantra Controls

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 [[category:mantras]]
 [[category:monk]]
 [[category:skills]]
 [[category:Glossary]]
 [[category:basics]]

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 [[category:monk]]
 [[category:Monk skills]]
 [[category:skills]]
 [[category:Glossary]]
 [[category:basics]]

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 Mantras are not used like Auras were in Diablo II, which became active as soon as they were selected to the right mouse button, and remained in effect until the skill was changed.  Diablo III's Mantras work more like Diablo II's Warcries; the Monk casts a Mantra which activates it for some set duration (generally 120 seconds).
-Like Warcries ([known as [Shouts]] in Diablo III) Mantras can be recast while still active. Typically they have a 30 second cooldown after they are activated, and can be recast any time after that. This may be desirable for more than resetting the duration, since some mantras provide double the bonus effect for several seconds after they are first cast.
+Like Warcries (known as [[Shouts]] in Diablo III) Mantras can be recast while still active. Typically they have a 30 second cooldown after they are activated, and can be recast any time after that. This may be desirable for more than resetting the duration, since some mantras provide double the bonus effect for several seconds after they are first cast.
 Monks can use more than one Mantra, switching between them as appropriate.
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 Like all skills, each Mantra has five different runestone effects, many of which completely change the skill's function.
 Mantras are best assigned to the 1-4 keys, and can then be cast at any time (past the cooldown) by simply clicking the button.
 ==Mantras Revealed==

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 [[File:Mantra_Generic.png|left]]
-A long-lasting mantle of power which can heal or strengthen the projecting [[monk]] and his nearby allies or weaken his enemies. Disciplined monks, with the help of a [[Mantra]], can make the force of their [[spirit]] manifest, projecting it outward.
+Mantras are buffing skills possessed by the Monk. They add a helpful bonus of some sort to the Monk and his allies, or debuff his enemies, for some set amount of time after being cast.
-Only one Mantra can be active at a single time.
+Mantras cost [[Spirit]] to cast, and each mantra can be recast at any time after the [[cooldown]] ends, refreshing them before the duration expires. Monk players may wish to switch between two or more mantras (or rune effects) as the situation requires.
-The Monk has four mantras:
+Mantras were known as [[Auras]] during most of Diablo III's development, with the name only changed in late-2011, shortly before the [[Diablo 3 Beta]] test began.
 {{Monk Skill Mantra of Evasion}}
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 {{Monk Skill Mantra of Healing}}
 {{Monk Skill Mantra of Conviction}}
 {{Skill_navbox_Diablo_III|Monk}}
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 {{Monk Skill Mantra of Conviction}}
 [[Category:Monk]]
 [[Category:Monk skills]]

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	A long-lasting mantle of power which can heal or strengthen the projecting [[monk]] or any nearby allies. Disciplined monks, with the help of a [http://www.diablowiki.net/Mantra Mantra], can make the force of their [[spirit]] manifest, projecting it outward.		A long-lasting mantle of power which can heal or strengthen the projecting [[monk]] or any nearby allies. Disciplined monks, with the help of a [http://www.diablowiki.net/Mantra Mantra], can make the force of their [[spirit]] manifest, projecting it outward.

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	A long-lasting mantle of power which can heal or strengthen the projecting [[monk]] or any nearby allies. Disciplined monks, with the help of a [http://www.diablowiki.net/Mantra Mantra], can make the force of their [[spirit]] manifest, projecting it outward.		A long-lasting mantle of power which can heal or strengthen the projecting [[monk]] or any nearby allies. Disciplined monks, with the help of a [http://www.diablowiki.net/Mantra Mantra], can make the force of their [[spirit]] manifest, projecting it outward.

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	A long-lasting mantle of power which can heal or strengthen the projecting [[monk]] or any nearby allies. Disciplined monks, with the help of a [http://www.diablowiki.net/Mantra Mantra], can make the force of their [[spirit]] manifest, projecting it outward.		A long-lasting mantle of power which can heal or strengthen the projecting [[monk]] or any nearby allies. Disciplined monks, with the help of a [http://www.diablowiki.net/Mantra Mantra], can make the force of their [[spirit]] manifest, projecting it outward.

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-A long-lasting mantle of power which can heal or strengthen the projecting [[Monk]] or any nearby allies. Disciplined [[Monk]]s, with the help of a [http://www.diablowiki.net/Mantra Mantra], can make the force of their [[Spirit]] manifest, projecting it outward.
+A long-lasting mantle of power which can heal or strengthen the projecting [[monk]] or any nearby allies. Disciplined monks, with the help of a [http://www.diablowiki.net/Mantra Mantra], can make the force of their [[spirit]] manifest, projecting it outward.
 Only one Mantra can be active at a single time.
-As of September 13th 2011, there are four Mantras that the Monk has:
+The Monk has four mantras:
 . [[Mantra of Evasion]]