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[[File:card_devourer_mysticaldenial.jpg|thumb|Mystical Denial]] | [[File:card_devourer_mysticaldenial.jpg|thumb|Mystical Denial]] | ||
''"Neither your gods nor your Magic will come to your aid... Abandon all hope. Dang doesn't care about your fate!"'' | |||
''Enoch didn't pay any attention to the Profaner's blasphemous words and finished his Incantation. But instead of a Granite Spear he only got a disorderly and inoffensive flow of Mana.'' | |||
'''Fervor''': 1 | |||
'''C.'''/'''A.'''/'''D.''': 0/0/1 | |||
'''Cult''': Vile-Tis | |||
'''Difficulty''': Special | |||
'''Area of Effect''': One enemy magician | |||
'''Range''': Special | |||
'''Duration''': Instantaneous | |||
'''A.P.''': 11 | |||
This miracle can be Called the moment an enemy Magician situated in the Faithful's angle of vision succeeds an Incantation Roll. The miracle's Difficult is then equal to the result of the Magician's Incantation Roll. | |||
If the Call is heard, the spell is immediately dissipated. Even instinctive Magic spells cast by Orc Magicians can be cancelled by this miracle. In the last case, however, the Divination Roll's difficulty increases by 1 point. | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:17, 23 October 2022
"Neither your gods nor your Magic will come to your aid... Abandon all hope. Dang doesn't care about your fate!"
Enoch didn't pay any attention to the Profaner's blasphemous words and finished his Incantation. But instead of a Granite Spear he only got a disorderly and inoffensive flow of Mana.
Fervor: 1
C./A./D.: 0/0/1
Cult: Vile-Tis
Difficulty: Special
Area of Effect: One enemy magician
Range: Special
Duration: Instantaneous
A.P.: 11
This miracle can be Called the moment an enemy Magician situated in the Faithful's angle of vision succeeds an Incantation Roll. The miracle's Difficult is then equal to the result of the Magician's Incantation Roll.
If the Call is heard, the spell is immediately dissipated. Even instinctive Magic spells cast by Orc Magicians can be cancelled by this miracle. In the last case, however, the Divination Roll's difficulty increases by 1 point.