Ray of Light is a Tier 2 (
) 
Spell of the Nature faction. This common card was released with the Twilight Edition and has no affinity variants, nor a promo version.
This card has been changed already, compared to its original appearance in BattleForge.
The older sibling to 
Surge of Light. This spell provides health through a regeneration aura as opposed to instant restoration.
Lore
This card has no associated lore.
Card Info
Godspell: Friendly units within a 15m radius will regenerate 3% of their life points every second for up to 2500 / 2700 / 3000 / 3300 life points in total. Lasts for 30 seconds. Reusable every 10 seconds.Notes & Strategies
Ray of Light is best suited to restoring health after a battle, since it heals over time. However it can be cast just as a fight is starting to help offset incoming damage.
Because it costs 100 power, spamming this spell is not a good idea, and it should be saved for when its needed.
Campaign PvE
Ray of Light is rather helpful in maps with long drawn-out battles at T2. However in the late game it is not nearly as useful, due to the regeneration maxing out quickly.
Random PvE
Ray of Light serves similar applications as in regular PvE. But because many games quickly reach T4 this spell does not see widespread use.
PvP
Ray of Light, like any healing spell; can prove incredibly useful in the correct circumstances.
Strengths
- Ray of Light is stronger on creatures with many life points.
Because Ray of Light heals based on a percentile as opposed to a static value, this spell is much more effective if a creature has a higher maximum life points.
For example, at U-3 the 
Burrower has 900 life points, owing to a regeneration of 27 life points every second.
However, in T3 the 
Razorleaf has 3420 life points at U-3, leading to a regeneration of 103 life points per second.
- Ray of Light provides a damage buffer for conflict.
Because this spell regenerates health, it can serve as an aid in combat to stave off some of the incoming damage.
- Serves as a deterrent on the defensive.
A regeneration aura in a defensive position could potentially deter an attack from your opponent, giving time to counterattack or prepare a new strategy.
Weaknesses
- Ray of Light only affects one zone.
Because this spell is isolated to the zone of casting, it is only effective if your creatures are in its radius. Smart players will often force you to pull out of the spells radius to deny its benefit.
- Costs 100 Power
100 Power is expensive for a spell of this nature. Many will find it too pricey for legitamite gameplay.
- Ray of Light may deny a slot for more important cards
Because pure nature, and by extension frost/nature depend heavily on their slot choices, accomodating this spell may be a poor decision.
Card Upgrades & Drop Locations
Displayed below are the card's upgrades and where to obtain them.
 Ray of Light
|
Upgrade I | Upgrade II | Upgrade III |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upgrade Card |    Ray of Light Healing Radiance +200 regeneration |   Ray of Light Healing Radiance +300 regeneration |   Ray of Light Healing Radiance +300 regeneration |
| Drop Location |  Nightmare's End |
Nightmare's End |
Nightmare's End
|
| Scenario Difficulty | Standard | Advanced | Expert |
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Patch History
Ray of Light was removed from the PvE Stonekin Starter Deck and replaced by Tremor.
See also
