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| Also known as: | |
| Race: | Human |
| Home Planet: | Frontios |
| Home Era: | The Far Future |
| Appearances: | DW: Frontios |
| Actor: | William Lucas |
Range was the chief scientist and medical officer of the Human colony on Frontios, and the father of Norna. He assisted the Doctor in defeating the Tractators. (DW: Frontios)
Range determines the targeting distance for a spell or attack. Some spells and attacks have a fixed range, while other spells and attacks have ranges that can be affected by other spells or equipment.
For a list of equipment that increase range, see Category:Range equipment.
Skills and attacks all have a certain range. A character trying to attack or activate a skill must be within range of the target before the attack begins or the skill starts to activate. In most cases, issuing such a command from out of range will have the character attempt to move to within range in order to perform the action.
| Action or weapon | Range | Image legend | ||
| Danger zone radii | Testing circle radii | Additional description | ||
| enchantment maintenance, party effect range1, selection | slightly greater than the compass | black | ||
| soul reaping, spirit passive effect | ~2.3 | half compass range | orange | |
| flatbow2, longbow2, spirit attack skill | ~1.35 | cyan | ||
| 100', recurve bow2, staff2, targeted skills, wand2 | ~1.2 | magenta | ||
| shortbow2, spear2 | slightly larger than 1 | blue | ||
| within earshot | 1 | 9 | aggro bubble/danger zone radius | white |
| half range | ~2/3 | 6 (1 dia.) | ||
| in the area, location, ward, well | ~1/3 | 3 | purple | |
| near, nearby | 2 | red | ||
| adjacent, melee, touch | 1 | yellow | ||
| adjacent to foe/target | 0 | green | ||
| self | 0 | |||
1 Some skills do not have a specific target but affect the entire party. Those skills will actually only affect party members in selection range.
2 Projectile weapon ranges given here assume the target is at the same height as the attacker.
In some game updates, ArenaNet has referred to compass range which is the same as selection range.
The Guild Wars official website as well as the game manual for Guild Wars Factions contain a section on range information measured in feet. That information is inconsistent with the game (most notably that it claims touch range is much shorter than melee range and that flatbow range equals aggro range) and should be disregarded.
A Cooking range is an object used primarily to cook food via the Cooking skill. To cook raw food, simply use it on the range. Any food can be cooked on a range, except for special cases that need to be cooked on a fire using an iron spit. Players can also burn seaweed on a range to turn it into soda ash.
All ranges have lower burn rate than fires, and the range in Lumbridge Castle has an even lower burn rate. However, this does not eliminate the player's risk of burning food, until the player has reached the necessary cooking level not to burn.
There are many other cooking areas that may be used as ranges, but do not have the name of "range". For example, the sulphur vents in the TzHaar City can be used as a range. Members may also build a variety of ranges, ovens and stoves in the kitchen of their house.
Stoves had a long unfixed problem, that is a player would cook the food at the coal gate rather than on the cooking pan. This is not a glitch but a thinking problem. It was finally fixed on 17 September, 2009. Please notice only the cooking range at Lumbridge was free of that problem, but it should not indicate it is superior because characters cook at this range in the "correct" way.
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Ranges are located in many other places than the areas mentioned above. They are marked on a player's minimap by the
icon. Notable ranges are listed here.
The range in Lumbridge Castle has an even lower burn rate, but players need to complete Cook's Assistant quest in order to use it. It is interestingly enough called the Cook-o-Matic 25. If asked for permission to use the range, the Cook of Lumbridge will give you a Cook-o-matic manual, to explain its benefits for low-level food items.
The nearest banks are the Culinaromancer's chest in the cellar (which requires the first part of the Recipe for Disaster quest to be completed) and at the top of Lumbridge Castle.
Sulphur vents are small, round holes in volcanic rock from which hot sulphur and gases rise. They are found only in the TzHaar City. They are used to cook food on. One is located relatively close to the bank, making cooking fast. Oddly, although when your player is cooking on it, he/she copies the movement that he/she uses for cooking on a fire but, the vent has a lower burning rate than a normal range!
They can also be used as a safe spot to range or mage a monster from.
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