Yes. Most spell parsers refer to "Bolt-type" spells as Target: Line of Sight. Of many also falls into this category. For example: [44816/7638] Spear of Molten Shieldstone Rk. III Classes: MAG/105 Skill: Evocation Mana: 4900 Target: Line of Sight Range: 250' Resist: Fire Reflectable: No Trigger Spell DS: No Focusable: Yes Casting: 3.5s, Recast: 9s, Rest: 1.5s 1: Decrease Current HP by 29731 Text: You are impaled by a burning spea The line that was added to Firebound Alliance allowed it to work with such Target: Line of Sight spells: [50308/7653] Firebound Alliance Rk. III Classes: MAG/101 Skill: Alteration Mana: 12214 Target: Single Range: 200' Resist: Fire -10 Focusable: Yes Reflectable: No Casting: 3s, Recast: 60s, Timer: 13, Rest: 1.5s Duration: 18s (3 ticks) Song, Dispelable: Yes Max Hits: 8 Matching Spells 1: Increase Spell Damage Taken by 36643 2: Limit Target: Single 3: Limit Target: Line of Sight 4: Limit Effect: Current HP 5: Limit Type: Detrimental 6: Limit Min Level: 96 7: Limit Max Level: 110 (lose 100% per level) 8: Limit Max Duration: 0s 9: Limit Min Mana Cost: 10 10: Limit Min Value: 2500 11: Limit Caster Class: MAG 12: Limit: Same Caster 13: Cast: Firebound Fulmination III on Max Hits Used
Every spell that creates a projectile, such as those nice homing orbs of misfortune we hurl at our enemies, is considered "bolt type".
There are spells named "bolts" and spells named "spears", and spears are bolts and bolts are bolts. And little lambs eat ivy?
