Difference between revisions of "Target Restriction"
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|description=As opposed to an [[Attack Restriction]], where you choose a group of people to not attack, a Target Restriction is completely beyond your control. A selected race or type of creature is inexplicably immune to your magic. No matter how much you try, this incapability of your magic to affect them cannot be explained or removed. Better get used to carrying a backup weapon. | |description=As opposed to an [[Attack Restriction]], where you choose a group of people to not attack, a Target Restriction is completely beyond your control. A selected race or type of creature is inexplicably immune to your magic. No matter how much you try, this incapability of your magic to affect them cannot be explained or removed. Better get used to carrying a backup weapon. | ||
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Revision as of 17:22, 14 March 2010
Magic Fault
Expoint Bonus: 6
As opposed to an Attack Restriction, where you choose a group of people to not attack, a Target Restriction is completely beyond your control. A selected race or type of creature is inexplicably immune to your magic. No matter how much you try, this incapability of your magic to affect them cannot be explained or removed. Better get used to carrying a backup weapon.
Requires
The ability to cast spells
