Wandering Sploosh Witchcraft is a term that refers to a specific form of witchcraft or magical practice that involves the use of water and water-based rituals. It is believed to have originated in ancient times and has been passed down through generations of witches. The term "wandering" refers to the free-flowing nature of water, as well as the idea that practitioners of this form of witchcraft often travel and explore different bodies of water in order to connect with the element. The term "sploosh" represents the energetic and transformative nature of water, as well as the sound and sensation of water splashing. Witches who practice this form of witchcraft often focus on harnessing the power of water to bring about change, healing, and spiritual growth. They may perform rituals by bodies of water such as rivers, lakes, or the ocean, or they may use water in a variety of ways, such as creating potions or performing divination.
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They made a mistake not casting a child for the first half - where Kirsten Dunst is charming and childish enough to almost absolve Amy of the evil burning the book incident, this new Amy appeared to be the devil incarnate. In response, Barnham brought out a Talea Magica, which Wordsmith had found near the crime scene, and explained that the magic gems indicated that the owner of the scepter could cast Ignaize and Dimere, an invisibility spell.
They may perform rituals by bodies of water such as rivers, lakes, or the ocean, or they may use water in a variety of ways, such as creating potions or performing divination. The main idea behind wandering sploosh witchcraft is the deep connection and reverence for the element of water and its ability to bring about transformation and magic in the world..
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Cold Witch Builds
[Judge Me] New & Improved Demonic Freezing ImPulse Witch VERY short and compressed build.
SeaWater of the Sacred School of Merveil CI FP with some problems after 1.1.0 according to the OP
Fire Witch Builds
Guide: Fireball CI Curser - Proliferated Burning Critical Fire Damage | In-depth | SC | First page is partly updated. Passiv tree for 1.0.0 can be found at page 43.
Incinerate self-cast Nemesis 90 Solo non-totem Incinerate for Hardcore
Discharge Builds trees screwed up because VP got moved. Also see remark #3 in the posting below the list section.
[1.0.0]"This witch is crazy" A cold/crit/discharge guide
Cyclone Discharge Witch Uses cyclone to auto trigger discharge with cast on crit. Replaced cyclone with spectral throw in latest version.
[1.0.1] Premature Discharge Build Discharge with Spectral Throw as trigger.
[1.0.5] Asharin's Vaal Pact CoC-Discharger Thread got closed. Follow-up discussion HERE
Fire , Ice, lightning + discharge Witch! (AOE ,High deal)
Misc
Ethereal Knives
CI Block Crit Ethereal Knifes HC and Solo Viable Built around an extremely scarce Vaal Regalia with 5(!) off-colors.
Molten Shell
[1.0.0 Nemesis] Molten Shell Witch Tree still ok, but the OP never played that build past lvl62. Probably not viable in endgame anyway.
Righteous Fire
[1.0.4] Cloak of Defiance RF/EK Witch RF + Ethereal Knives for Hardcore.
Support Builds
> 1.2 ''edited 11-28'' Pure supporter. Expensive build for group play only. Leveling this build is only possible with a dedicated group.
WIP - Support Summoner [6 Auras - Dual Totems/Curse - Blind]
Full support / 0 dps /HC viable maximal cursing.
Trapster Builds
Tripple-Trapper (5 Auras running) Uses coldsnap on trap - lightning trap - bear trap; needs very specific gear.
[GUIDE] Scorched Earth (How to be a Fire Witch) Fire Traps supported with shock nova on trap.
Cold Witch Builds
[Judge Me] New & Improved Demonic Freezing ImPulse Witch VERY short and compressed build.
SeaWater of the Sacred School of Merveil CI FP with some problems after 1.1.0 according to the OP
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Reviews for "Exploring the Cosmic Connection in Wandering Sploosh Witchcraft"
1. Jane - 2 out of 5 stars - I did not enjoy "Wandering sploosh witchcraft" at all. The storyline was confusing and lacked coherence. The characters were poorly developed, making it hard to connect with any of them. The writing style was also quite dry and did not engage me as a reader. Overall, I found the book to be uninteresting and difficult to follow. I was disappointed with this read and would not recommend it.
2. Mark - 1 out of 5 stars - I struggled to find any redeeming qualities in "Wandering sploosh witchcraft". The plot was convoluted and made little sense. The author introduced too many unnecessary subplots and characters, which only added to the confusion. Furthermore, the writing was filled with cliches and lacked originality. I found it hard to stay engaged and ultimately gave up on finishing the book. I regret wasting my time on this poorly executed novel.
3. Amanda - 2 out of 5 stars - I found "Wandering sploosh witchcraft" to be a disappointment. The story promised an intriguing blend of magic and adventure, but failed to deliver on both fronts. The magic system was poorly explained and felt inconsistent throughout the book. The adventure aspect was also lackluster, with predictable plot twists and uninspiring challenges for the characters. The potential for an engaging read was there, but it fell flat in execution. I would not recommend this book to others seeking an enjoyable fantasy read.