RPGClassics, Paladin's Quest Magic

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Notes: Full spell table: spell abbreviation, full name, HP cost, spirits, target(s), and effect. The page notes two translator mix-ups: "Dft A (Defeat All) only affects one enemy and Dft S (Defeat Single) affects all enemies". Costs differ from the GameFAQs v3.00 spell table in several rows (for example BoltA 40 here, 28 there); treat the manual and the ROM as the check.

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All 37 spells, with the spirits each is built from, its HP cost, and its power: 8 spells use one spirit, 28 use a pair, and Spirit uses all eight. The casting code takes the cost from the caster's HP and marks the spirits as used; the damage code scales the power by the caster's mastery of those spirits. The spirits match the Averlus guide's pairs for 36 of 36 (its list leaves out Spirit), and the cost matches RPGClassics' table for 36 of 37; the exception is BoltA, 28 in the ROM and 40 in RPGClassics.	`Magic Spells`	Code
In the US release Dft A (named as if it hit all enemies) hits one enemy and Dft S hits all, RPGClassics says. The spell table agrees: its target-like byte is $80 for Dft A, the value of BoltS, FireS and BreakS, and $82 for Dft S, the value of BoltA, FireA and BreakA.	`Magic Spells, legend`	Guide
Two encounter modifiers are named in the pinned guides: the Pro Ball item, which keeps weak enemies away, the Averlus guide says, and the Peace spell, which RPGClassics says keeps random encounters away for a short time, repelling only enemies much weaker than the party. No source gives the encounter rate or how a battle is rolled.	`Magic Spells, Peace`	Guide