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| ''[[Divine]] Spell, Warding'' | | ''[[Divine]] Spell, Warding'' | ||
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|'''APC:''' 1, which you | |'''APC:''' 1 Reactive AP, which you can spend when an enemy within range casts a spell | ||
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|'''SPC:''' Special | |'''SPC:''' Special | ||
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|Spend an amount of SP equal to the SP of the spell you are intervening against (min 2). | |Spend an amount of SP equal to the SP of the spell you are intervening against (min 2). | ||
Make a magic attack against the target creature’s WILL. If the target creature | Make a magic attack against the target creature’s WILL. If the target creature can cast primal or psionic magic, roll 2d20 and take the higher. If the target can cast arcane or occult magic, roll 2d20 and take the lower. If the target can cast divine magic, roll as normal. | ||
On a hit, the target creature fails to cast the spell, but still loses its AP and SP. On a miss, then you lose your AP and you expend half the SP you otherwise would. | |||
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Latest revision as of 10:34, 1 August 2025
Intervene |
| Divine Spell, Warding |
| APC: 1 Reactive AP, which you can spend when an enemy within range casts a spell |
| SPC: Special |
| Range: 60 ft |
| Requires: Gesture, Verbal, Visual |
| Duration: Instantaneous |
| Spell Description |
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| Spend an amount of SP equal to the SP of the spell you are intervening against (min 2).
Make a magic attack against the target creature’s WILL. If the target creature can cast primal or psionic magic, roll 2d20 and take the higher. If the target can cast arcane or occult magic, roll 2d20 and take the lower. If the target can cast divine magic, roll as normal. On a hit, the target creature fails to cast the spell, but still loses its AP and SP. On a miss, then you lose your AP and you expend half the SP you otherwise would. |