Spells and Abilities to look forward to.

[sleepy-bear]

A couple ideas for AST: Hastega and Triple. The former could be an alternative to Divination that buffs cast/recast/autoattack times for the party instead of damage, and works the same way with seals. The latter is a cooldown that gives a party member 2 instant casts.

[Rongway]

Triple

a cooldown that gives a party member 2 instant casts.

I'm not sure this really belongs in the AST action set.

But if it were to be implemented, whatever job gets it, it should be much more specific to activate and restrictive in its benefit than that. E.,g.:

Grants the effect of Triple.
Duration: 5s

Triple: Grants two stacks of Reverberation upon casting any spell with a cast time. While under the effect of Reverberation, the next time you cast the spell that triggered this effect it will require no cast time and no MP cost. Effect is canceled upon casting any spell other than the one that triggered this effect or execution of any action other than an ability. Auto-attacks do not cancel the effect.
Reverberation duration: 15s

The 5s duration prevents it from being used to triple raise, though raise spells could explicitly be carved out in the description so that it can have a 15s duration. The rest makes it consistent with the concept of Triple tripling a single spell, rather than being a Dualdualcast.

[Seraphor]

I'm not sure this really belongs in the AST action set.

But if it were to be implemented, whatever job gets it, it should be much more specific to activate and restrictive in its benefit than that. E.,g.:



The 5s duration prevents it from being used to triple raise, though raise spells could explicitly be carved out in the description so that it can have a 15s duration. The rest makes it consistent with the concept of Triple tripling a single spell, rather than being a Dualdualcast.

This Triple doesn't seem like something you should be casting on party members.

Imagine using it on a BLM... right as they use Triplecast.
That BLM is now forced to repeat the same spell, or at the very least, they've wasted a Triplecast.