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| traits = Ruin Mastery, Ruin Mastery II, Ruin Mastery III | | traits = Ruin Mastery, Ruin Mastery II, Ruin Mastery III | ||
| actions = Ruby Ruin, Topaz Ruin, Emerald Ruin, Ruby Ruin II, Topaz Ruin II, Emerald Ruin II, Ruby Ruin III, Topaz Ruin III, Emerald Ruin III, | | actions = Ruby Ruin, Topaz Ruin, Emerald Ruin, Ruby Ruin II, Topaz Ruin II, Emerald Ruin II, Ruby Ruin III, Topaz Ruin III, Emerald Ruin III, Ruby Rite, Topaz Rite, Emerald Rite | ||
| targeting = enemy | | targeting = enemy | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* Gemshine can only be cast with an active elemental attunement, such as by casting {{action icon|Summon Ruby}}. | * Gemshine can only be cast with an active elemental attunement, such as by casting {{action icon|Summon Ruby}}. The action button will automatically change to the appropriate element, such as {{aicon|Ruby Ruin}}. | ||
* The spells to activate elemental attunements in turn require setup by using {{aicon|Aethercharge}}. Stacks of attunement are shown on the [[Aetherflow & Trance Gauge]] and one stack of the relevant elemental attunement is required per cast of a Gemshine ability. | |||
* | * Note that each elemental variant has slightly different spell attributes, such as cast time, damage, and recast timer. | ||
* Gemshine spells are upgraded with the same "Mastery" traits as their unaspected counterparts, {{aicon|Ruin}}, {{aicon|Ruin II}}, and {{aicon|Ruin III}}. | * Gemshine spells are upgraded with the same "Mastery" traits as their unaspected counterparts, {{aicon|Ruin}}, {{aicon|Ruin II}}, and {{aicon|Ruin III}} until Ruin Mastery II. Ruin IV uses a different and unrelated mechanic, so the upgrade from Ruby Ruin III is instead called Ruby Rite (rather than for example, ''Ruby Ruin IV''). | ||
* The AOE equivalent version is {{action icon|Precious Brilliance}}. | * The AOE equivalent version is {{action icon|Precious Brilliance}}. | ||
Revision as of 22:03, 15 November 2023
Gemshine
“Channel the energies of your active elemental attunement to attack your enemy.
Fire Attunement Effect: Deal fire damage to a single target
Earth Attunement Effect: Deal earth damage to a single target
Wind Attunement Effect: Deal wind damage to a single target— In-game description
Gemshine is an action unlocked at level 6. It is available for Arcanist / Summoner.
Related traits
Ruin Mastery (Lv. 30) - Upgrades Ruin to Ruin II.
Ruin Mastery II (Lv. 54) - Upgrades Ruin II to Ruin III.
Ruin Mastery III (Lv. 72) - Enhances Gemshine according to your current elemental attunement.
Related actions
Ruby Ruin
Topaz Ruin
Emerald Ruin
Ruby Ruin II
Topaz Ruin II
Emerald Ruin II
Ruby Ruin III
Topaz Ruin III
Emerald Ruin III
Ruby Rite
Topaz Rite
Emerald Rite
Notes
- Gemshine can only be cast with an active elemental attunement, such as by casting
Summon Ruby. The action button will automatically change to the appropriate element, such as Ruby Ruin. - The spells to activate elemental attunements in turn require setup by using
Aethercharge. Stacks of attunement are shown on the Aetherflow & Trance Gauge and one stack of the relevant elemental attunement is required per cast of a Gemshine ability. - Note that each elemental variant has slightly different spell attributes, such as cast time, damage, and recast timer.
- Gemshine spells are upgraded with the same "Mastery" traits as their unaspected counterparts,
Ruin, 
Ruin II, and 
Ruin III until Ruin Mastery II. Ruin IV uses a different and unrelated mechanic, so the upgrade from Ruby Ruin III is instead called Ruby Rite (rather than for example, Ruby Ruin IV). - The AOE equivalent version is
Precious Brilliance.
