call STRIKEDOWN. This ability follows all the rules for casting an offensive spell with the exception that the call can be made with either the weapon

or the Black Sloth - names that he appears to find amusing rather than offensive. His associations with the rune Diras occasionally lead to him being called

wielding a staff as if it were a two-point spell. The target must follow all the rules for casting an offensive spell including spending two points of personal

wielding a staff. The target must follow all the rules for casting an offensive spell including spending a point of personal mana. . The effect lasts until

Wrath Lets a battle mage call STRIKEDOWN with a staff by casting an offensive spell. 8 Chirurgeon's Healing Touch Target gains two stay with me uses each

call STRIKEDOWN. This ability follows all the rules for casting an offensive spell with the exception that the call can be made with either the weapon

imminent conjunctions, and how to combine that information with divinatory spells and reams of intelligence to determine how the conjunction might best be

focus is not on conquest, but on liberation, and thanks to the powerful spells of the Coven of Barabbas they possess the supernatural insight to know how

regular spells - and the option to swift-cast them - has been applied to all spells for consistency although it is primarily relevant for the mend spell and

resistance, but it is disorganised and falls easily before Dawnish steel and the spells of the war witches. It seems that many of the orcs native to the northern

entangle, repel and paralysis spells as if you know them. 1 0 0 10 0 7 0 0 5 22 Staff of Life You may cast, or swift cast, the spells heal, purify and restore

armies engage the Druj in ruined Reikos. The Granite Pillar leads the offensive, with the Quiet Step and the Valiant Pegasus spreading out to recruit and

a warrior who combines a deep understanding of offensive magic, including the ability to cast the spell entangle with the puissant drive of the true hero

know how spellcasting, especially offensive spellcasting rules and are familiar with the effects of the empower spell. If in doubt, they should ask a referee

Charnel Lord or Dho'uala is viewed by several of the stewards as quite offensive. Furthermore, even if for some reason a malevolent entity were to arise

because it prevents all movement. It does not simply stop a magician casting spells, it prevents them taking any movement at all. It does not simply stop a

raw spellcasting especially those who use empower and the various other offensive incantations. He is known to have little interest in most crafted items

Imperial Pride. Two questions remain then. What is to be done about these offensive structures? And who, precisely, is to do it? Perhaps these questions can

Jotun forces occupying the Mournwold, while the Navarr launch a risky offensive of their own. And in Weirwater, a lone Dawnish army fights a force of living