As a relatively prosperous Low-Level Plane, Gumo World's three major legions also had their own methods of long-range attack.
The burly Gulan Lizardmen could spit fireballs from their mouths.
Some individuals whose life level had reached Level Two or above could even grow an extra pair of fleshy wings on their backs, wielding an even more exaggerated attack method: Bursting Spit Beads.
The coal-black Mokenu People had developed a certain degree of manufacturing craft.
A slender ballista compressed within a metal air cylinder was a relatively common long-range attack method among these Mokenu People.
By increasing air pressure, they obtained fairly impressive kinetic force. The Mokenu People's creativity was not bad.
As for the eyeless Golo Earthworms, who feared sunlight beyond measure, these creatures that resembled oversized earthworms could release a slender red ray through the contact points at the ends of their bodies.
The essence of this red ray was a Radioactive Particle Light Wave, seemingly related to the rare metallic elements contained within the Golo Earthworms' bodies.
During their endless process of boring tunnels through the underground, the Golo Earthworms used the rays released from their terminal contact points to break apart certain hard subterranean ores.
Although they all possessed their own long-range attack methods, no matter what, the Gumo Plane was merely a low-level world.
These three native biological races had not developed their planar technology or racial abilities to any particularly exaggerated extent.
In terms of range, the magic hurled by Wizard World magicians reached more than twice as far as that of these three major native biological races.
By the time the Magician Legion of Wizard Civilization had already launched several waves of saturating strikes against these native biological legions, the far more numerous native biological legions had only just entered their own effective range.