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Ritual of Doom (spell 18540)

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Named beta client record
Source build: 1.60.1.69913. Source snapshot reviewed 20 September 2026.

Ritual of Doom is listed in the cited Forever source as ability record 18540.

Forever database · Browse abilities This page documents the beta client record. It does not establish current availability, a spawn location, or an acquisition method.

Recorded fields

Field Source value
Spell ID 18540
Skill-line associations Demonology
Icon file ID 136120
School mask (client) 32
Base cast time (milliseconds) 10000
Client range label Medium Range
Base duration (milliseconds) 60000
Base spell recovery (milliseconds) 3600000

Earlier beta tooltip

The following attributed source text describes build 1.60.1.69876. The source renders values at level 60 without gear. It is not an in-game measurement at the learning level or verification of the later client behavior.

Warlock

Begins a ritual that sacrifices a random participant to summon a doomguard. The doomguard must be immediately subjugated or it will attack the ritual participants. Requires the caster and 4 additional party members to complete the ritual. In order to participate, all players must right-click the portal and not move until the ritual is complete.

  • 100% of base mana · 30 yd range
  • Channeled · 1 hour cooldown
  • Reagents: Demonic Figurine
  • School: Shadow
  • Learning level listed by the source: 60
  • No special acquisition flag is supplied; this alone does not prove a trainer or current availability.

Attributed to Chris Baldwin / Talents Forever, adapted from its data export under CC BY 4.0. Game text belongs to Blizzard Entertainment.

Evidence and limits

  • Spell records include player, creature, item-effect and inherited spells. A skill-line association does not by itself establish how to learn a spell.
  • Base timing values can be modified in game. Unresolved tooltip formula tokens and internal learning-level columns are not presented as gameplay values.

Sources