Difference between revisions of "Attack Spell"
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| − | If the mage's Attack Roll exceeds the defender's Dodge Roll, the spell hits the target and the mage can determine damage by making a [[Casting Roll]] | + | If the mage's Attack Roll exceeds the defender's Dodge Roll, the spell hits the target and the mage can determine damage by making a [[Casting Roll]]. If the defender's Dodge Roll is the same or higher than the Attacker, no Casting Roll is necessary because the spell misses. |
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Revision as of 20:03, 10 July 2011
Attack Spells cause direct harm to one or more creatures. They call for a mage to target the spell, and the defending creatures to try to evade the attack. As far as the rolls go, a mage wields an Attack Spell much like a weapon.
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+ | CUN | + | Magic Weapon skill |
A defending creature makes a Dodge Roll as if resisting a normal attack. Note that creatures cannot normally parry spells without the Spell Swat Trump.
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+ | AGI | + | Dodge |
If the mage's Attack Roll exceeds the defender's Dodge Roll, the spell hits the target and the mage can determine damage by making a Casting Roll. If the defender's Dodge Roll is the same or higher than the Attacker, no Casting Roll is necessary because the spell misses.
