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Wind magic is one of the named branches of Fatekeeper's skill tree. Its identity centers on movement disruption: knockbacks, projectile redirection, and ranged force pressure. Trailer footage shows the spell-focused archetype channelling ranged elemental damage at distance, paired with crowd-shaping behaviors. No official material has ever published an archetype name for the wind branch, and any class-style name attached to it elsewhere is invented.

Named Wind Spells

Two wind spells have been named in the live build. Windblast is a forceful gust that pushes enemies, and a June 2026 update reworked it to scale with Spellpower across its arc, range, and force: a higher base arc, a base physical impact that slightly shoves or knocks over small enemies, a higher projectile speed, and a range raised from 4 meters to 6 meters, with arc, range, and force all scaling further with Spellpower. Herald of Winter received the same set of changes, pairing the wind branch with a frost theme. Both confirm that the wind school leans on push pressure and Spellpower scaling rather than raw single-target damage.

Likely Behaviors

• Knockback gusts. Push enemies away or into hazards.

• Projectile redirection. Alter the trajectory of incoming or outgoing projectiles.

• Movement enhancement. Wind branches in many ARPGs offer mobility-leaning passives, though Paraglacial has not yet detailed which mobility nodes Fatekeeper includes.

Synergies

• Spell alteration. Multi-projectile and ricochet nodes also affect wind spells, broadening crowd coverage.

• Telekinesis. Wind plus telekinesis makes the Druid the master of pushing enemies around the room.

• Skirmisher hybrid. Wind movement nodes pair well with daggers for fast, hit-and-run play.

Open Questions

Specific wind spell names, projectile shapes, damage types, and the boundary between wind and a hypothetical lightning or storm school are all unconfirmed. Wind is named in the skill-tree dev material as a branch but has not yet been the subject of a dedicated dev blog.