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Mage Arena’s offensive spells hit like a truck, and Divine Light allows you to restore all the HP you lose tanking them.
Mage Arena has tons of spells on offer, and a lot of these cut through enemies like a hot knife through butter. The power scaling is ridiculous (in the best way), and you may soon find yourself funneled into picking the strongest offensive spells. Players who do so can rise to a point, but will soon hit a roadblock against teams that balance offense and support play well.
Attacking is powerful in this game, but without a true support player, you’ll never get far. As a supporting player, you can use a variety of spells, but the first one you need is Divine Light. Divine Light is the strongest healing spell in the game that can bring your teammates back from the brink of death.
If you’re frequently finding your teammates or yourself at low HP, Divine Light is the spell you need. Here’s a guide on how to use it.
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How To Use Divine Light in Mage Arena
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You use the Divine Light spell by following the steps below:
- Open your spellbook and turn to the page with the Divine Light spell.
- Utter “Divine Light” into your microphone.
- You will then use the spell and heal everyone within a radius.
As stated earlier, Divine Light is one of the strongest healing spells in the game. This is because of how well and fast it heals. You don’t have to aim to heal, and instead simply need to be in the vicinity of your teammates.
Keeping this in mind, it is important that you stick close to the players you wish to heal. Since the spell has a fairly large cooldown, it is important to heal as many players as you can in one go. The best way to do so would be to huddle up in a group for a quick heal before resuming the attack. This isn’t always possible in battle, however, so your best bet is to try to heal at least two players at a time.
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