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	**Ability: Doombolt (15 Energy, fire a barrage psychic bolts at enemy. These bolts have quite a bit of scatter, and explode on impact.)		**Ability: Doombolt (15 Energy, fire a barrage psychic bolts at enemy. These bolts have quite a bit of scatter, and explode on impact.)
	*** Incredibly powerful and versatile. Can act as a ranged disruptor or a close-combat killer, and one of only two spells the Sorcerer has that's reliably good against vehicle armor. Get in the habit of using the spell's 4 different effective ranges; at long range it has wide scatter but can potentially soften up multiple mook squads. At closer ranges, it can easily mow down lighter squads and cause heavy damage to troops closing in; at close range it will critically hurt tough opponents like Nobs and Tyranid Warriors and seriously harm vehicles, and when dropped at your feet it can clear out crowding troops like Banshees. Needs no sigils to be effective, and is so useful that ''entire strategies can be centered around the use of Tome of Doom''; it's that good. When backed by Armor of Eternal War and Icon of Pain, it utterly curb-stomps even the raw power of Let the Galaxy Burn. ''Fear it in trained hands''. In Chaos Rising one can spam Doombolts by canceling when the cooldown is slightly less then halfway to refund the energy cost and cooldown time. I got 29 doombolt casts in a row before I missed one. I've tried in Retribution but it didn't work. By using this one can get the 40% damage bonus of the Armor of Eternal War and the 30% of the Icon of Pain and still spam like the Narcissistic and Gift of Sustenance combo. The lack of accuracy at range means little when you shoot 30 doombolts at your enemies.		*** Incredibly powerful and versatile. Can act as a ranged disruptor or a close-combat killer, and one of only two spells the Sorcerer has that's reliably good against vehicle armor. Get in the habit of using the spell's 4 different effective ranges; at long range it has wide scatter but can potentially soften up multiple mook squads. At closer ranges, it can easily mow down lighter squads and cause heavy damage to troops closing in; at close range it will critically hurt tough opponents like Nobs and Tyranid Warriors and seriously harm vehicles, and when dropped at your feet it can clear out crowding troops like Banshees. Needs no sigils to be effective, and is so useful that ''entire strategies can be centered around the use of Tome of Doom''; it's that good. When backed by Armor of Eternal War and Icon of Pain, it utterly curb-stomps even the raw power of Let the Galaxy Burn. ''Fear it in trained hands''. In Chaos Rising one can spam Doombolts by canceling when the cooldown is slightly less then halfway to refund the energy cost and cooldown time. I got 29 doombolt casts in a row before I missed one. I've tried in Retribution but it didn't work. By using this one can get the 40% damage bonus of the Armor of Eternal War and the 30% of the Icon of Pain and still spam like the Narcissistic and Gift of Sustenance combo. The lack of accuracy at range means little when you shoot 30 doombolts at your enemies.

	*'''Sigil of Greater Sorcery''' - ''Level 7''		*'''Sigil of Greater Sorcery''' - ''Level 7''
	**Traits: Greater Sorcery (Warpfire causes knockback, Doomblast deals extra damage, LtGB gives an extra fireball, Curse recharges Sorcerer's Energy, Warp burns ground upon arrival)		**Traits: Greater Sorcery (Warpfire causes knockback, Doomblast deals extra damage, LtGB gives an extra fireball, Curse recharges Sorcerer's Energy, Warp burns ground upon arrival)

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	10) *'''Balanced Doombolter'''		10) *'''Balanced Doombolter'''
	**'''Gear you need:''' Staff of Tzeentch, Vestments of Power Undivided, Tome of Doom, Mark of Tzeentch, Daemonic Gift of Sustenance, Icon of Pain		**'''Gear you need:''' Staff of Tzeentch, Vestments of Power Undivided, Tome of Doom, Mark of Tzeentch, Daemonic Gift of Sustenance, Icon of Pain
	**'''Strategy:''' This variant of the classic Doombolter offers good survivability while retaining high damage. You have no clones to draw fire, so if your teammates go down, it's game over unless you can lure enemies away and warp back for the rez. Otherwise, you have great freedom to engage and disengage as you please. Rack up that kill count by carpet bombing blobs from a distance, or warp next to a beefy target and drop a Doombolt at their feet. Doing this on a Wraithlord with aggro is still suicidal, but anything smaller is generally safe as long as you disengage after and recover health using Gift of Sustenance. (It's even safer if you Doombolt just before a melee target reaches you, killing them before they can finish an attack.) Gift of Sustenance only grants energy on melee hits, forcing you to toggle stances and warp in for a beatdown. However, this is barely a nuisance ~~since~~ Gift is ~~included~~ mainly for health regen, being the key to your survivability.		**'''Strategy:''' This variant of the classic Doombolter offers good survivability while retaining high damage. You have no clones to draw fire, so if your teammates go down, it's game over unless you can lure enemies away and warp back for the rez. Otherwise, you have great freedom to engage and disengage as you please. Rack up that kill count by carpet bombing blobs from a distance, or warp next to a beefy target and drop a Doombolt at their feet. Doing this on a Wraithlord with aggro is still suicidal, but anything smaller is generally safe as long as you disengage after and recover health using Gift of Sustenance. (It's even safer if you Doombolt just before a melee target reaches you, killing them before they can finish an attack.) Gift of Sustenance only grants energy on melee hits, forcing you to toggle stances and warp in for a beatdown. However, this is barely a nuisance considering that Gift is there mainly for health regen, being the key to your survivability.


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	10) *'''Balanced Doombolter'''		10) *'''Balanced Doombolter'''
	**'''Gear you need:''' Staff of Tzeentch, Vestments of Power Undivided, Tome of Doom, Mark of Tzeentch, Daemonic Gift of Sustenance, Icon of Pain		**'''Gear you need:''' Staff of Tzeentch, Vestments of Power Undivided, Tome of Doom, Mark of Tzeentch, Daemonic Gift of Sustenance, Icon of Pain
	**'''Strategy:''' This variant of the classic Doombolter offers good survivability while retaining high damage. You have no clones to draw fire, so if your teammates go down, it's game over unless you can lure enemies away and warp back for the rez. Otherwise, you have great freedom to engage and disengage as you please. Rack up that kill count by bombing blobs from a distance, or warp next to a beefy target and drop a Doombolt at their feet. Doing this on a Wraithlord with aggro is still suicidal, but anything smaller is generally safe as long as you disengage after and recover health using Gift of Sustenance. (It's even safer if you Doombolt just before a melee target reaches you, killing them before they can finish an attack.) Gift of Sustenance only grants energy on melee ~~swings~~, forcing you to toggle stances and warp in for a beatdown. However, this is barely a nuisance, since Gift is included mainly for health regen ~~and is~~ the key to your survivability.		**'''Strategy:''' This variant of the classic Doombolter offers good survivability while retaining high damage. You have no clones to draw fire, so if your teammates go down, it's game over unless you can lure enemies away and warp back for the rez. Otherwise, you have great freedom to engage and disengage as you please. Rack up that kill count by carpet bombing blobs from a distance, or warp next to a beefy target and drop a Doombolt at their feet. Doing this on a Wraithlord with aggro is still suicidal, but anything smaller is generally safe as long as you disengage after and recover health using Gift of Sustenance. (It's even safer if you Doombolt just before a melee target reaches you, killing them before they can finish an attack.) Gift of Sustenance only grants energy on melee hits, forcing you to toggle stances and warp in for a beatdown. However, this is barely a nuisance since Gift is included mainly for health regen, being the key to your survivability.


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	10) *'''Balanced Doombolter'''		10) *'''Balanced Doombolter'''
	**'''Gear you need:''' Staff of Tzeentch, Vestments of Power Undivided, Tome of Doom, Mark of Tzeentch, Daemonic Gift of Sustenance, Icon of Pain		**'''Gear you need:''' Staff of Tzeentch, Vestments of Power Undivided, Tome of Doom, Mark of Tzeentch, Daemonic Gift of Sustenance, Icon of Pain
	**'''Strategy:''' This variant of the classic Doombolter offers good survivability while retaining high damage. You have no clones to draw fire, so if your teammates go down, it's game over unless you can lure enemies away and warp back for the rez. Otherwise, you have great freedom to engage or disengage as you please. Rack up that kill count by ~~bombarding~~ blobs from a distance, or warp next to a beefy target and drop a Doombolt at their feet. Doing this on a Wraithlord with aggro is still suicidal, but anything smaller is generally safe as long as you disengage after and recover health using Gift of Sustenance. (It's even safer if you Doombolt just before a melee target reaches you, killing them before they can finish an attack.) Gift of Sustenance only grants energy on melee ~~strikes~~, forcing you to toggle stances and warp in for a beatdown. However, this is ~~merely~~ a nuisance, as Gift ~~of Sustenance~~ is included mainly for health regen and is the key to your survivability.		**'''Strategy:''' This variant of the classic Doombolter offers good survivability while retaining high damage. You have no clones to draw fire, so if your teammates go down, it's game over unless you can lure enemies away and warp back for the rez. Otherwise, you have great freedom to engage and disengage as you please. Rack up that kill count by bombing blobs from a distance, or warp next to a beefy target and drop a Doombolt at their feet. Doing this on a Wraithlord with aggro is still suicidal, but anything smaller is generally safe as long as you disengage after and recover health using Gift of Sustenance. (It's even safer if you Doombolt just before a melee target reaches you, killing them before they can finish an attack.) Gift of Sustenance only grants energy on melee swings, forcing you to toggle stances and warp in for a beatdown. However, this is barely a nuisance, since Gift is included mainly for health regen and is the key to your survivability.


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	10) *'''Balanced Doombolter'''		10) *'''Balanced Doombolter'''
	**'''Gear you need:''' Staff of Tzeentch, Vestments of Power Undivided, Tome of Doom, Mark of Tzeentch, Daemonic Gift of Sustenance, Icon of Pain		**'''Gear you need:''' Staff of Tzeentch, Vestments of Power Undivided, Tome of Doom, Mark of Tzeentch, Daemonic Gift of Sustenance, Icon of Pain
	**'''Strategy:''' This variant of the classic Doombolter offers good survivability while retaining high damage. You have no clones to draw fire, so if your teammates go down, it's game over unless you can lure enemies away and warp back for the rez. Otherwise, you have great freedom to engage or disengage as you please. Rack up that kill count by bombarding blobs from a distance, or warp next to a beefy target and drop a Doombolt at their feet. Doing this on a Wraithlord with aggro is still suicidal, but anything smaller is generally safe as long as you disengage after and recover health using Gift of Sustenance. (It's even safer if you Doombolt just before a melee target reaches you, killing them before they can finish an attack.) Gift of Sustenance only grants energy on melee strikes, forcing you to toggle stances and warp in for a beatdown. However, this is merely a nuisance, as Gift of Sustenance is ~~there~~ mainly for health regen ~~(being~~ the key to your survivability).		**'''Strategy:''' This variant of the classic Doombolter offers good survivability while retaining high damage. You have no clones to draw fire, so if your teammates go down, it's game over unless you can lure enemies away and warp back for the rez. Otherwise, you have great freedom to engage or disengage as you please. Rack up that kill count by bombarding blobs from a distance, or warp next to a beefy target and drop a Doombolt at their feet. Doing this on a Wraithlord with aggro is still suicidal, but anything smaller is generally safe as long as you disengage after and recover health using Gift of Sustenance. (It's even safer if you Doombolt just before a melee target reaches you, killing them before they can finish an attack.) Gift of Sustenance only grants energy on melee strikes, forcing you to toggle stances and warp in for a beatdown. However, this is merely a nuisance, as Gift of Sustenance is included mainly for health regen and is the key to your survivability.


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	10) *'''Balanced Doombolter'''		10) *'''Balanced Doombolter'''
	**'''Gear you need:''' Staff of Tzeentch, Vestments of Power Undivided, Tome of Doom, Mark of Tzeentch, Daemonic Gift of Sustenance, Icon of Pain		**'''Gear you need:''' Staff of Tzeentch, Vestments of Power Undivided, Tome of Doom, Mark of Tzeentch, Daemonic Gift of Sustenance, Icon of Pain
	**'''Strategy:''' This variant of the classic Doombolter offers good survivability while retaining high damage. You have no clones to draw fire, so if your teammates go down, it's game over unless you can lure enemies away and warp back for the rez. Otherwise, you have great freedom to engage or disengage as you please. Rack up that kill count by bombarding blobs from a distance, or warp next to a beefy target and drop a Doombolt at their feet. Doing this on a Wraithlord with aggro is still suicidal, but anything smaller is generally safe as long as you disengage after and recover health using Gift of Sustenance. (It's even safer if you Doombolt just before a melee target reaches you, killing them before they can finish an attack.) Gift of Sustenance only grants energy on melee strikes, forcing you to toggle stances and warp in for a beatdown. However, this is merely a nuisance, as Gift of Sustenance is there mainly for health regen ~~and is~~ the key to your survivability.		**'''Strategy:''' This variant of the classic Doombolter offers good survivability while retaining high damage. You have no clones to draw fire, so if your teammates go down, it's game over unless you can lure enemies away and warp back for the rez. Otherwise, you have great freedom to engage or disengage as you please. Rack up that kill count by bombarding blobs from a distance, or warp next to a beefy target and drop a Doombolt at their feet. Doing this on a Wraithlord with aggro is still suicidal, but anything smaller is generally safe as long as you disengage after and recover health using Gift of Sustenance. (It's even safer if you Doombolt just before a melee target reaches you, killing them before they can finish an attack.) Gift of Sustenance only grants energy on melee strikes, forcing you to toggle stances and warp in for a beatdown. However, this is merely a nuisance, as Gift of Sustenance is there mainly for health regen (being the key to your survivability).


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	10) *'''Balanced Doombolter'''		10) *'''Balanced Doombolter'''
	**'''Gear you need:''' Staff of Tzeentch, Vestments of Power Undivided, Tome of Doom, Mark of Tzeentch, Daemonic Gift of Sustenance, Icon of Pain		**'''Gear you need:''' Staff of Tzeentch, Vestments of Power Undivided, Tome of Doom, Mark of Tzeentch, Daemonic Gift of Sustenance, Icon of Pain
	**'''Strategy:''' This variant of the classic Doombolter offers good survivability while retaining high damage. You have no clones to draw fire, so if your teammates go down, it's game over unless you can lure enemies away and warp back for the rez. Otherwise, you have great freedom to engage or disengage as you please. Rack up that kill count by bombarding blobs from a distance, or warp next to a beefy target and drop a Doombolt at their feet. Doing this on a Wraithlord with aggro is still suicidal, but anything smaller is generally safe as long as you disengage after and recover health using Gift of Sustenance. (It's even safer if you Doombolt just before a melee target reaches you, killing them before they can finish an attack.) Gift of Sustenance only grants energy on melee strikes, forcing you to toggle stances and warp in for a beatdown, ~~but~~ this is merely a nuisance. Gift of Sustenance is there mainly for health regen~~, being~~ the key to your survivability.		**'''Strategy:''' This variant of the classic Doombolter offers good survivability while retaining high damage. You have no clones to draw fire, so if your teammates go down, it's game over unless you can lure enemies away and warp back for the rez. Otherwise, you have great freedom to engage or disengage as you please. Rack up that kill count by bombarding blobs from a distance, or warp next to a beefy target and drop a Doombolt at their feet. Doing this on a Wraithlord with aggro is still suicidal, but anything smaller is generally safe as long as you disengage after and recover health using Gift of Sustenance. (It's even safer if you Doombolt just before a melee target reaches you, killing them before they can finish an attack.) Gift of Sustenance only grants energy on melee strikes, forcing you to toggle stances and warp in for a beatdown. However, this is merely a nuisance, as Gift of Sustenance is there mainly for health regen and is the key to your survivability.


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