Puddle Jumper Spell

Puddle Jumper is a teleportation spell that allows the caster to teleport themself and up to three others to a location in line of sight. Due to its high cost, time delay, and long cooldown, it is not a practical combat spell.^[1]

Description

Puddle Jumper costs (20) mana to cast, and allows the caster and up to three other crawlers, NPCs, or pets to teleport to a surface within line of sight.^[1] The maximum allowable teleport distance increases with spell level, but the exact allowable distance is hidden. If the caster tries to teleport to a location that's too far way the spell will fail to cast.

At level 1, there is a (10) second delay between casting and teleportation. The target's form flashes and begins to fade during this countdown, before disappearing with a loud, wet pop.^[2]

The spell has a (5) hour cooldown.^[1]

Leveling Up

At Level 5, the casting delay is reduced to 2 seconds. Direct line of sight to the landing surface no longer required, allowing for teleportation to higher elevations.^[4]

At Level 15, it is almost as powerful as the Teleport Spell.^[1]

Story

Book 1

• Donut gains a tome of Puddle Jumper in a Bronze Boss Box on the First Floor after defeating the Juicer.^[1]
• She uses it to trick the Rage Elemental into sliding into the stairwell. ^[5]

Book 2

• Donut's Puddle Jumper spell is level 3 at the start of the Third Floor. ^[6]
• Donut uses the spell to get out of the hole that she and Carl fall into after spying on Grimaldi's Traveling Circus. ^[7]
• When confronting the 201st Security Group Militia and after triggering the aggro of the Village Guard Swordsman, Carl calls Mic Drop and Donut uses Puddle jumper to jump to the nearest building. ^[8]
• She uses the spell again to get into the administrative building in the Medium Skyfowl Settlement, since the building doesn't have a first or second floor. ^[4]
• After blowing up the administrative building, she uses it again to get into the building. ^[9]

Book 3

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