Moonfire
A spell in the videogame "World of Warcraft" used by druids. It is an arcane spell that hits with a beam of instant damage first, and also leaves a DoT (Damage over time) spell on the victim.
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moonfire spam
A technique used by druids in World of Warcraft whereby the offensive spell moonfire is repeatedly applied to a single target. The method is considered useful in PvP situation but is wasteful of mana and often denotes poor playing skill. Sometimes considered valid as a finishing move on a target with low health.
moonfire spam by Malazoth December 20, 2008
moonfire spam
When a worthless druid in World of Warcraft spams Moonfire on a target, usually another player in PVP. The spell is visually spammy and annoying. Moonfire spam takes no skill.
That druid tried to Moonfire spam me to death, but he sucked so bad that he shifted into travel form and ran away.
moonfire spam by koalaroo April 20, 2008
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