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Altered Effect [Spell, Ability, or Type]-(New Effect) | Altered Effect [Spell, Ability, or Type]-(New Effect) | ||
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| − | + | |effect=The normal effects of a listed [[Spell]], [[Ability]], or [[Type]] are ignored, and the effect detailed in the description is used instead. | |
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[[Category:Monster Ability]] [[Category:Dor X Terms]] | [[Category:Monster Ability]] [[Category:Dor X Terms]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:02, 27 May 2018
Altered Effect is Monster Ability from the Dor Un Avathar X
Altered Effect [Spell, Ability, or Type]-(New Effect)
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| Range | Self |
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| Materials | |
| Effects | The normal effects of a listed Spell, Ability, or Type are ignored, and the effect detailed in the description is used instead. |
| Limitations or Restrictions | |
| Notes | Altered effect supersedes immunity to the Spell, Ability, or Type. Example: A Fire Elemental struck by an Iceball is still affected by Lost even though it is immune to the normal effects. |
See Also:
- Magic, Abilities, States and Special Effects for rules regarding magic.
- Category: Magic and Abilities for a list of all magic and abilities.
