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If the spell is a beneficial spell that may be cast upon others, a remnant of it can be stolen. A stolen spell will only last for 30 seconds (or less, if the spell had less than 30 seconds remaining already). |
If the spell is a beneficial spell that may be cast upon others, a remnant of it can be stolen. A stolen spell will only last for 30 seconds (or less, if the spell had less than 30 seconds remaining already). |
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==Resources== |
==Resources== |
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*[[Spell Cleaving]], the [[warrior]] and [[monk]] version of this maneuver that does not steal the spell. |
*[[Spell Cleaving]], the [[warrior]] and [[monk]] version of this maneuver that does not steal the spell. |
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*[[List of combat maneuvers by profession]] |
*[[List of combat maneuvers by profession]] |
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Description
Attempt to use the unnatural energy of your weapon to sever a spell away from your target.Mechanics
It is easier to sever a spell away from a heavily spelled up target than it is from a lightly spelled up one (base -25 penalty to success, reduced by +1 per magical spell/effect on the target). This is mentally taxing, requiring a recovery period of 60 seconds, minus 6 seconds per rank.
If the spell is a beneficial spell that may be cast upon others, a remnant of it can be stolen. A stolen spell will only last for 30 seconds (or less, if the spell had less than 30 seconds remaining already).
Resources
- Spell Cleaving, the warrior and monk version of this maneuver that does not steal the spell.
- List of combat maneuvers by profession