Harder Illage and Spillage

While on his Nether expedition, the Magispeller brought back enough Netherite to make armor for the Spiritcaller and the Freakager too. Also, when studying the book that the Magispeller showed him about the souls of The Lost, he found some interesting info on how to channel more power into his own summons. The book, actually written by a spiritcalling master known only as "lol_3463555" and that was stolen by a certain Evoker, had copious amounts of insights and tips and tricks from a true master, and the Spiritcaller had no choice but to read up.

General:

• Spiri wears a full set of Protection 3 Netherite armor
• All of Spiri's attacks deal 2.5x more damage
• Has a boss health bar
• Darkens the sky when fighting (like the Wither)

With his newly honed skills, the Spiritcaller is now one of if not the most feared being among the dead. They'll even go out of their way to perform small acts of assistance to the Spiritcaller in feeble attempts to stay on his good side

• A Mob Spirit will join the battle when the Spiritcaller performs an attack (replaced by Illager Souls when under 50% health)
• Imps occasionally spawn on top of the Spiritcaller's target

As rowdy and disrespectful as Imps can be, they still fear someone with immense power

Imp Rise:

• Spawns more Imps. That's literally it

Different amounts of Nether exposure can morph spirits in different ways. Some tend to get pretty grabby and try to claw their way out, usually to no avail, but if extracted at this stage, can be useful to have around. This is why giving your spirits proper levels of Nether exposure is an important skill for any spiritcaller to learn.

Spirit Hands:

• Spawns 4 hands (2 red, 2 blue)

The one attack of his that he didn't improve with the help of the book was the Soul Beam. Instead, he asked the Magispeller to teach him a thing or two about sucking.

Soul Beam: 

• Pulls nearby mobs towards the impact point

The Imps felt that it couldn't be called a Soul Swarm without a little bit of variety in the souls

Soul Swarm:

• Imps spawn all over during Soul Swarm

The Spiritcaller loves power. There are some techniques to get more power, but are often unsafe and unreliable, and even the Spiritcaller would refuse to use those. If he starts getting desperate, however, that could be enough to change his mind.

Power Overwhelming:

• When about to die, the Spiritcaller calls upon all the power that he can. When he does:
• Spiritcaller permanently gains max soul power (8)
• Spiritcaller becomes immune to all damage
• Summons more Illager souls and summons Mob Spirits after attacks
• Single imps that spawn under the player now replaced with Imp rings
• Soul Beam pull is stronger
• Spiritcaller grows progressively more unstable as time goes on. Survive 90 seconds to win!

The first step in the Magispeller's quest to be the strongest being in the world was to find a way to do more damage and take less damage. Nothing that a quick trip to the Royal Illager Library and the Nether can't fix!

General:

• Magi wears a full set of Protection 2 and Projectile Protection 5 Netherite armor
• All of Magi's attacks deal 2.5x more damage
• Cooldowns and chances of using attacks have been greatly reduced, meaning that he's always doing something
• No longer picks up Ominous Banners during raids (replaces his helmet)

The Magispeller loves dramatics, so a massive health bar and darker sky that announce his presence are no-brainers

• Magi has a proper boss health bar
• Magi darkens the sky during the fight (like the Wither)

While in the library, he figured that being able to heal more would likely be a good idea too.

Heal Ritual:

• Heals Magi for 50 hp initially
• Regeneration lasts for 30 seconds
• Now takes 50 damage to cancel

One evening at the library, an Evoker approached him with a book he wrote titled "A Guide to the Ancient Untold Secrets of Spirits from The Lost" while casually insulting the Magispeller's Vex summoning prowess (or rather lack thereof). The Evoker was promptly executed, but the Magispeller secretly took the book back to his study and read it cover to cover with the Spiritcaller there to help him practice the book’s techniques.

Vex Summon:

• Vexes now wield iron axes
• Vexes no longer have less health
• Vexes last indefinitely until killed

A section of the library that the Magispeller had rarely visited was the mystery section. However, he decided to check out a few, specifically of the surreal and supernatural murder mystery variety, which had plots that tended to be very open to interpretation. He later joined several discussion groups on Tillager where Illagers could come to get into mortal arguments over share theories and opinions in a thoughtful and respectful manner about the books. All of this was in an effort to increase the Magispeller's headcanon capacity, and it seems to have been a major success.

Dispenser:

• Magi's headcanon can now load and fire 4 dispensers
• Can be used at any range (used to be only point-blank)
• Dispenser health increased to 30
• Illashooter health increased to 6.

The Magispeller has been experimenting with piston power in his crossbow, allowing the arrows to do more damage. As a side effect, it now has a fairly difficult-to-control recoil, so he's not as precise as he used to be

Crossbow Spin:

• Arrows fire in a large spread, meaning it can only be avoided with blocks or a shield

Some particularly daring witches made an expedition to the End recently to search for new interesting ingredients for potions. They might not have come back, but some of the dragon breath they collected (miraculously) did

Potion Toss:

• Can contain lingering potions

The Magispeller recently made an addition to the laws of physics that states that a small wooden plank can't mitigate the effects of a kaboom. For whatever reason, something, perhaps a miswording in what the Magispeller wrote or some other external force, causes the kaboom to send the Magispeller flying into the stratosphere, but he enjoys the thrill and probably won't try to find the cause.

Kaboomer:

• Shields can't block the kaboom (player takes full damage and the shield is destroyed)
• Sends Magi flying into the stratosphere (idk what causes this bug, but I'm not gonna fix it because, I mean, why would I?)

As it turs out, when making physical contact with someone through magical means, there are other things you can steal besides life

Lifesteal:

• Magi steals 1 positive status effect from the victim per hit
• Magi is immune to knockback during it
• Can be used if Magi's target is up to 12 blocks away (used to be point-blank)

Interestingly, the Magispeller couldn't come up with anything to change about his balls of smoldering flame, but one day, he was contacted on Tillager by an Illager by the name of lol3463555 who had a few suggestions. He tried to figure out how to make his fireballs home as suggested, but it opened several holes in the fabric of space and time that he couldn't figure out how to close, so he just decided to make his balls more fiery and call it a day.

Fireball:

• Fireball sets blocks on fire
• Fireball shoots smaller fireballs as it flies

The Evoker who wrote the book about Vexes also suggested to the Magispeller that he should use his evoker fangs whenever he can. This did not change his fate, but the Magispeller begrudgingly took the advice anyway.

Fang Run:

• Can be used if target is up to 16 blocks away (used to be point-blank)

As you'd imagine, riding a giant illusory Ravager is a much more fun mode of transportation compared to walking

Crashager:

• Can be used at any range (used to be point-blank)

The Magispeller also learned the benefits of staying hydrated, so he now keeps some bottles of water on him at all times.

Fakers:

• Cleanses Magi of fire on use

While on his Nether expedition, the Magispeller brought back enough Netherite to make armor for the Spiritcaller and the Freakager too. Also, a particularly shifty Illager on Tillager offered him some new materials to use for his attacks. Only time will tell if they can be truly trusted, but they seem to hurt a lot more at least.

General:

• Freaky wears a full set of Protection 5 Netherite armor
• All of Freaky's attacks deal 2.5x more damage

DO. NOT. ASK.

General:

• Ragno wears a full set of unenchanted Netherite armor

Spellbound Book:

• Dropped by: Spiritcaller
• Function: Use to grant yourself Misconduction. With an empty hand, right-click ground to summon a line of imps, shift+right-click ground to summon a ring of imps, punch a mob to summon Illager Souls, and right-click air to fire a Soul Beam

Bag of Horrors:

• Dropped by: Freakager
• Function: Right-click to throw either Pumpkin Bombs or Skull Bombs. Shift+right-click to summon candy that heals you after a bit.

Throwing Axes:

• Dropped by: Freakager
• Function: Hold right-click to throw axes. Fire rate gradually increases over time

Grim Scythe:

• Dropped by: Freakager
• Function: Melee weapon with a very large sweeping range. Right-click to throw like a boomerang. When thrown, if enchanted with Loyalty, it will chase the first mob it hits briefly before returning.

Piston-Powered "Ratatata" Crossbow:

• Dropped by: Magispeller
• Function: Fires multiple projectiles rapidly. Requires 32 arrows or fireworks per volley

Illaxcalibur:

• Dropped by: Magispeller
• Function: Melee weapon. Right-click black to summon fireball. Fireball shoots smaller fireballs if set on fire (i.e. Fire Aspect)

Sacrificial Satisfaction: Defeat the Spiritcaller

Oops, did I scare you?: Defeat the Freakager and Ragno

Who's Wheezing now!?: Defeat the Magispeller