OK what am I doing wrong? I just got my Mirage Death spell (yay) "Qismah's Curse," and allegedly you can use it to hit all enemies at once or just one. But when I try to use it, I don't seem to get the option to hit all enemies. It only lets me target one enemy at a time, and then it asks for confirmation on that. Argh. What am I not getting?
OK what am I doing wrong? I just got my Mirage Death spell (yay) "Qismah's Curse," and allegedly you can use it to hit all enemies at once or just one. But when I try to use it, I don't seem to get the option to hit all enemies. It only lets me target one enemy at a time, and then it asks for confirmation on that. Argh. What am I not getting?
you have to click on each enemy you want to target then hit confirm, so you can do 1, 2, 3 or 4 of them actually. It is a split damage spell, not the traditional AOE. Personally I still always forget I have to hit confirm lol.
Click on each enemy that you want to hit, one at a time. A tiny symbol will appear in the dialog box confirming that you're hitting the mob, for example. Then if you want to hit another guy, click on him next: say, the mob. You should see both symbols appear in the dialog box: . Once you've selected all that you want to hit, then click "confirm."
Even if you only want to hit one, you still have to click "confirm."
All the new 118 spells work this way, so it takes some getting used to. It's not just you or Qismah.
It is a hit 1-4 spell. You decide whether it's a single hit, or you can select 1-4 enemies for the spell to hit. So, you are doing it right. Click on which enemies you want to hit, then click on the confirmation button.
FYI, if your spell is supposed to hit for 1000 (for example), your damage will split according to how many enemies you selected:
1 enemy - 1000 damage 2 enemy - 500 damage each 3 enemy - 333.33 damage each (approx) 4 enemy - 250 damage each
mob, for example. Then if you want to hit another guy, click on him next: say, the 
mob. You should see both symbols appear in the dialog box: 
Alia Misthaven
