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[[File:PopPopPop Tech.png|thumb|An example of an Area of Effect Tech in {{CC}}.]] | [[File:PopPopPop Tech.png|thumb|An example of an Area of Effect Tech in {{CC}}.]] | ||
'''{{PAGENAME}}''', colloquially known as '''AoE''' is a battle mechanic present in the [[Chrono (Series)|Chrono series]]. Specific [[Tech]]s and [[Magic]] spells dealing damage to or healing [[Hit Point]]s of multiple targets simultaneously are called Area of Effect spells of techs. In {{CT}} such techs include [[Cyclone]], [[Fire Whirl]], and [[Dino Tail]] deal damage to multiple targets in an Area of Effect style. Healing spells such as [[Cure2]] or [[Slurp Kiss]] restore Hit Points in AoE style in the same game. Nearly all second-tier magical spells in ''Chrono Trigger'' are Area of Effect. In {{CC}}, AoE [[Element]]s include [[MeteorShower]], [[Gravitonne]], and [[Carnivore]], while AoE Techs include [[RedPin]], [[Luminaire (Element)|Luminaire]], and [[PopPopPop]] to name very few. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''', colloquially known as '''AoE''', is a battle mechanic present in the [[Chrono (Series)|Chrono series]]. Specific [[Tech]]s and [[Magic]] spells dealing damage to or healing [[Hit Point]]s of multiple targets simultaneously are called Area of Effect spells of techs. In {{CT}} such techs include [[Cyclone]], [[Fire Whirl]], and [[Dino Tail]] deal damage to multiple targets in an Area of Effect style. Healing spells such as [[Cure2]] or [[Slurp Kiss]] restore Hit Points in AoE style in the same game. Nearly all second-tier magical spells in ''Chrono Trigger'' are Area of Effect. In {{CC}}, AoE [[Element]]s include [[MeteorShower]], [[Gravitonne]], and [[Carnivore]], while AoE Techs include [[RedPin]], [[Luminaire (Element)|Luminaire]], and [[PopPopPop]] to name very few. | ||
{{CT Techs}} | {{CT Techs}} | ||
