Lords of the Fallen

Lucent Beam

Spell used with a radiant catalyst, read from the game files.
Spell Used with Radiant catalyst Mana 0 Datamined
Lucent Beam spell icon from Lords of the Fallen

Channel a constant beam of piercing Radiant light.

Hidden lore — revealed in game at high Radiance

Abbesses are second only to the Cleric herself in the hierarchy of the Hallowed Sentinels, being so utterly dedicated to their mastery of Radiant magic that they allow their bodies to atrophy through neglect.

Damage multipliers

Holy
×0.50
Poise
×0.01
Stamina
×0.17
Stagger
×0.00
Multipliers of what?

Of the carrier. A ×2.00 fire multiplier means twice the radiant catalyst's fire attack rating — so the same spell produces a different number on every carrier, and on every upgrade level.

The combined figure is not published yet: the multipliers are extracted, but the arithmetic joining them has not been checked against the game.

Measured in game

163 per tick against an Avowed at spell power 462. Channelled: it ticks for the figure shown for as long as you hold it and have mana, so the number is per tick rather than per cast. Mana drains continuously at 0.1 per interval rather than costing a lump sum — the drain runs faster than the damage ticks, and the ratio between them is not in the game files, so damage per mana is not published.

Requirements & cost

Radiance
22
Mana
0

This one hits more than once

A channelled beam: it ticks for the figure shown at short intervals for as long as you hold it and have mana, and it passes through enemies rather than stopping at the first. Line a group up and it damages all of them at once, for the whole duration. The damage figure is per hit, not per cast — so this spell is worth considerably more than its percentage suggests next to a single-hit spell. Verified in game

Which makes it a crowd answer rather than a single-target one. Its percentage looks low against a big nuke, and that comparison is meaningless against a group — especially one you can line up.

We do not publish a hit count. How many times a spell ticks lives in its ability blueprint rather than in any data table, so we have no figure for it and will not invent one. Comparing percentages between two single-hit spells is fair; comparing one against a multi-hit spell will understate the second.

Where to find it

Acquisition

How
Bought from a vendor
Vendor
Dunmire
Confidence
Datamined

Value

Buy from Dunmire
1,650 vigor
Sells for
165 vigor

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