hydromancer
- noun
- /haɪˈdrɒmæn.sər/
- Jargon
:
hidromante
- In the fantasy game, the hydromancer commanded waves to protect the village from the invading army.
Examples
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Players often choose a hydromancer when they prefer crowd control and healing over direct damage.
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The hydromancer summoned a wave to crash down on the enemy.
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Several hydromancers combined their spells to create a massive tidal barrier across the battlefield.
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In the game, the hydromancer can control the tides.
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In the fantasy game, the hydromancer commanded waves to protect the village from the invading army.
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Several hydromancers combined their spells to create a massive tidal barrier across the battlefield.
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Players often choose a hydromancer when they prefer crowd control and healing over direct damage.
Synonyms
A person who controls basic natural forces like earth or fire
Surface Forms
Morphology
hydromancer = hydro + mancer
The fantasy sense still relies on the clear water prefix, but the element '-mancer' is genre-specific jargon, so the meaning is only weakly inferable from form.
Etymology
Hydromancer comes from the parts hydro- 'water' (as in hydrate) and -mancer 'one who practices magic' (as in necromancer). In fantasy and games a hydromancer is a character who uses water as their magic or power.
