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You've chosen [Weapon Mastery] from the level up token. It grants you the following ability:
Dual Shot: Allows you to shoot 2 arrows at the same time, at the expense of using up 2 arrows of your inventory (Arrows can be recollected if they don't break at the target). No cooldown. (Quiver capacity gives a natural limit to it anyway). You can target the same enemy with both arrows, or 2 different enemies on the same or adjacent tiles (provided both are in range).

Not rolling for the bow enchantment yet, I have to organize my stuff first, and I really don't have the time at the moment. Noted the request, though.

There is a skill token named [Enchant] which serves the purpose of you manually being able to add one of your skills to any wearable item (see its description in the resources, if I didn't forget to add it.). If you do not have this token, then you can not enchant your stuff, you have to pay the blacksmith to do it. Since the blacksmith is still an apprentice in enchanting, the enchantment will be random. Once he levels up, then you will be able to select what kind of enchantment you want, more or less.

Wands and staves come in 3 flavors when you buy them:
- Type 1 comes with a damaging enchantment, for example +1 ranged fire damage. So it basically works like a weapon, except it's magical.
- Type 2 comes with a spell enchantment, for example [Teleport (1)], and it works as if it would be a normal skill enchantment, like the one Stumbles got in his helmet.
- Type 3 comes with a "reservoir", so basically an empty, enchantable wand/staff without the need of the [Enchant] skill (described above).
You can decide which type you want to buy, but if you want to upgrade them or further enhance by the blacksmith, those will be random.

Trying to craft your own stuff from existing ones is a nice idea, but your character is too low level for that, please wait with those.

If you buy trousers, the interworkings with the boots will go sequentially, starting with the destroyable, from above to bottom. For example:
Case A) your trousers catch fire, saving you from explosion, your boots do nothing.
Case B) your trousers don't save you, which means the boots are activated, propelling you forward. The boots have a 50% of getting destroyed, but the effect is triggered 100%. However, if you happen to land on a mine again with this event, then the boots will not propel you again, but the trousers might still trigger (as they failed first time).

You are a Caster and not a Warrior, so you cannot use weapons. You can buy Type 1 wands / staves though, as described above.

Both offensive and defensive casting is available, the amount of available skills will widen and vary once you hit level 5 and choose your character's further path.

You have plenty of time to shop or to think about, no worries.

As Dave said, "Heroic" is a primary trait, not a class, in that sense it does not affect your current equipment.
What heroic gives you:
- at level up, grants a token dedicated to interact with other players
- when enchanting/upgrading items, grants the possibility to get enchantments to enhance such skills
- allows you to wear a cape in your shoulder slot. (capes are awesome.)
- Once you reach level 5, allows you to choose the path of SuperHero or SuperVillain, which classes WILL have damaging skills, but not spoiling more of it yet.
- other very minor "not-gonna-spoil-it" effect on your character.

Yes, the frying pan is dealing 1 damage to foes if it is utilized as a weapon (you have the [Weaponize] token). I really have to remake the Equipment post there as it remains outdated (I managed to get the other posts before that up-to-date), but it would take time I don't have yet. If something's not clear, ask! Typing some sentences at night is the only thing viable for me at the moment...