Once upon a time, in a small village nestled deep in the heart of a mystical forest, lived a young girl named Alice. Little did the villagers know, Alice possessed an extraordinary power - she was a witch. But unlike the witches of old tales, Alice had a kind heart and used her magic for good. As the years went by, Alice's powers grew stronger. She could make flowers bloom with a wave of her hand and heal the sick with a simple incantation. The villagers were in awe of her abilities and came to her for help whenever they needed it.
For those with good luck, it's an extra doll. Nothing lost here, just helps progress the game more smoothly for those who aren't having Voodoos spawn.
It s for those who have bad luck, a second way to get it, like how there are two ways to get the Suspicious Looking Eye Gold Chests and 6 lenses and Lihzahrd Power Cell Lihzahrd Chests and Lihzahrd drops. Besides, lets be real - Voodoo dolls and voodoo demons have been around since the game has first been available on steam, and not only did they not change spawnrates rarity even once, but people have rarely complained about it.
The villagers were in awe of her abilities and came to her for help whenever they needed it. Alice was more than happy to assist her neighbors, using her magic to bring joy and happiness to their lives. However, not everyone in the village appreciated Alice's powers.
Items Voodoo Dolls in Shadow Chests
Sometimes Voodoo Demons spawn a lot and sometimes they seem to not even exist. How's a player suppose to progress into Hardmode without a doll? Here I think is one solution: Put a Guide Voodoo Doll inside Shadow Chests.
If the player's just having bad luck, they might come across some chests and can obtain their doll that way. It could be a percent chance if 100% is too rewarding. Like Suspicious Looking Eyes and Lihzahrd Power Cells, the Wall of Flesh's spawn item could be found within chests as well.
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Golem
Voodoo dolls can be gained by killing voodoo demons. I find this suggestion to be pointless.
Like nearly every other in the game, you need to drop it. It's not that hard, just make a platform in hell and run around until you see a demon holding a voodoo doll.
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Retinazer
I'd say guarantee at least 1 shadow chest having a doll (per world) and 25% for any other chest.
Alternatively you could just increase the spawn of voodoo demons once skeletron is defeated but the WoF is not.
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The Painter
Voodoo dolls can be gained by killing voodoo demons. I find this suggestion to be pointless.
Like nearly every other in the game, you need to drop it. It's not that hard, just make a platform in hell and run around until you see a demon holding a voodoo doll.
It's for those who have bad luck, a second way to get it, like how there are two ways to get the Suspicious Looking Eye (Gold Chests and 6 lenses) and Lihzahrd Power Cell (Lihzahrd Chests and Lihzahrd drops).
For those with good luck, it's an extra doll. Nothing lost here, just helps progress the game more smoothly for those who aren't having Voodoos spawn.
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Golem
It's for those who have bad luck, a second way to get it, like how there are two ways to get the Suspicious Looking Eye (Gold Chests and 6 lenses) and Lihzahrd Power Cell (Lihzahrd Chests and Lihzahrd drops).
For those with good luck, it's an extra doll. Nothing lost here, just helps progress the game more smoothly for those who aren't having Voodoos spawn.
Bad luck? It's spawnrates, luck has nothing to do with it - If you aren't willing to afk a bit or run around in circles a bit, I'm surprised you've gained any rare items in a legit manner.
Besides, lets be real - Voodoo dolls and voodoo demons have been around since the game has first been available on steam, and not only did they not change spawnrates/rarity even once, but people have rarely complained about it. I doubt redigit will change something that very few have complained about that has been in the game since it was published.
EDIT: Not to mention, you can just get a battle potion and carry a water candle.
Bad luck? It's spawnrates, luck has nothing to do with it - If you aren't willing to afk a bit or run around in circles a bit, I'm surprised you've gained any rare items in a legit manner.
Besides, lets be real - Voodoo dolls and voodoo demons have been around since the game has first been available on steam, and not only did they not change spawnrates/rarity even once, but people have rarely complained about it. I doubt redigit will change something that very few have complained about that has been in the game since it was published.
EDIT: Not to mention, you can just get a battle potion and carry a water candle.
A jealous sorcerer named Malachi was envious of her abilities and coveted her immense magical energy for his own wicked purposes. Determined to capture Alice and steal her powers, Malachi concocted a plan to put the village under a spell and lure Alice into his clutches. One fateful night, Alice was walking through the village square when a thick fog descended upon the streets. Strange sounds echoed through the air, and the villagers felt a sudden urge to follow the source of the noises. Unbeknownst to them, they were under the spell of Malachi. Mesmerized, they followed the calls deeper into the forest, where Malachi waited eagerly to capture Alice. When Alice realized what was happening, she knew she had to act quickly to save herself and the village. Gathering her strength, she cast a spell that broke the enchantment over the villagers, freeing them from Malachi's control. With renewed determination, Alice set off to confront the sorcerer and put an end to his evil plans. The battle between Alice and Malachi was fierce. Sparks flew and magic crackled in the air as they fought for control over the village. Alice tapped into her deepest reserves of power, using her magic to protect herself and those she cared about. Finally, with a burst of energy, Alice managed to defeat Malachi and strip him of his own magical abilities. The village rejoiced as Alice emerged victorious, forever banishing the threat that Malachi posed. Grateful for her bravery and heroism, the villagers celebrated Alice as a true savior. From that day forward, Alice continued to use her powers to bring goodness and light to the world, ensuring that the village remained under her spell of love and compassion. In the end, Alice showed the village that being a witch didn't have to mean being wicked. With her kind heart, she used her magic to protect and nurture, proving that true power comes from within and should be used for the betterment of all. Alice became a legend, forever remembered as the witch who saved the village from the spell of darkness..
Reviews for "The ethereal beauty of Alice the witch's spellcasting"
1. Melissa - 1 star
I found "Under the Spell of Alice the Witch" to be extremely disappointing. The storyline was predictable and lacked any substantial depth. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked any real development. I had hoped for a compelling and unique take on witchcraft, but instead, I was met with cliche after cliche. The writing style was also quite bland, and I found myself struggling to stay engaged throughout the entire book. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone looking for an exciting and thought-provoking read.
2. John - 2 stars
"Under the Spell of Alice the Witch" had a promising premise, but it fell short in execution. The pacing was incredibly slow, and I found myself losing interest in the story early on. The characters lacked depth and were difficult to connect with. Additionally, the writing felt disjointed at times, and I found the dialogue to be awkward and unrealistic. While the concept had potential, the overall execution was underwhelming, and I was left feeling unsatisfied as a reader. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this book.
3. Sarah - 2 stars
I was looking forward to reading "Under the Spell of Alice the Witch" based on the intriguing synopsis, but it failed to deliver. The plot was predictable, and the twists were lackluster. The characters felt like cardboard cutouts, with no real personality or development. The dialogue was also uninspiring, and the romantic subplot felt forced and unnecessary. Overall, the book lacked originality and failed to captivate my interest. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone seeking an engrossing and well-written witchcraft novel.