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Arcology Expert Program: Text replacement - "thier" to "their"

2023-12-20T16:09:33Z

Text replacement - "thier" to "their"

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	==Combat==		==Combat==
	* '''Direct Combat Spells'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=283}} deal base damage equal to half Force. If the spell is successfully resisted (defender has equal or more hits than the caster), it does not deal the base damage.		* '''Direct Combat Spells'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=283}} deal base damage equal to half Force. If the spell is successfully resisted (defender has equal or more hits than the caster), it does not deal the base damage.
	* '''Knockout'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=284}}, '''Stunbolt'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=284}}, and '''Stunball'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=285}} have ~~thier~~ Drain Value increased by 2. Channeling energy in a way to stun instead of kill should be harder, not easier.		* '''Knockout'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=284}}, '''Stunbolt'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=284}}, and '''Stunball'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=285}} have their Drain Value increased by 2. Channeling energy in a way to stun instead of kill should be harder, not easier.
	==Manipulation==		==Manipulation==
	* '''Napalm Wall'''{{src\|sspells\|ref=21}} is a variation of ''[Element] Wall''{{src\|sg\|ref=115}}, but inexplicably lists a lower Drain code despite combining elements making it arguably more powerful and certainly more flexible. It's Drain code is F+2, just like the spell it is derived from.		* '''Napalm Wall'''{{src\|sspells\|ref=21}} is a variation of ''[Element] Wall''{{src\|sg\|ref=115}}, but inexplicably lists a lower Drain code despite combining elements making it arguably more powerful and certainly more flexible. It's Drain code is F+2, just like the spell it is derived from.

Arcology Expert Program at 20:53, 9 December 2023

2023-12-09T20:53:47Z

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	==Manipulation==		==Manipulation==
	* '''Napalm Wall'''{{src\|sspells\|ref=21}} is a variation of ''[Element] Wall''{{src\|sg\|ref=115}}, but inexplicably lists a lower Drain code despite combining elements making it arguably more powerful and certainly more flexible. It's Drain code is F+2, just like the spell it is derived from.		* '''Napalm Wall'''{{src\|sspells\|ref=21}} is a variation of ''[Element] Wall''{{src\|sg\|ref=115}}, but inexplicably lists a lower Drain code despite combining elements making it arguably more powerful and certainly more flexible. It's Drain code is F+2, just like the spell it is derived from.
			* '''Turn to Goo'''{{src\|sg\|ref=119}} is banned.
	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program at 20:15, 30 November 2023

2023-11-30T20:15:57Z

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	[[Category:House Rule]]		[[Category:House Rule]]
			This article covers adjustments to specific spells or groups of spells.
	==Combat==		==Combat==
	* '''Direct Combat Spells'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=283}} deal base damage equal to half Force. If the spell is successfully resisted (defender has equal or more hits than the caster), it does not deal the base damage.		* '''Direct Combat Spells'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=283}} deal base damage equal to half Force. If the spell is successfully resisted (defender has equal or more hits than the caster), it does not deal the base damage.

Arcology Expert Program at 20:15, 30 November 2023

2023-11-30T20:15:31Z

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	[[Category:House Rule]]		[[Category:House Rule]]
	==Combat==		==Combat==
	* '''Direct Combat Spells''' deal base damage equal to half Force. If the spell is successfully resisted (defender has equal or more hits than the caster), it does not deal the base damage.		* '''Direct Combat Spells'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=283}} deal base damage equal to half Force. If the spell is successfully resisted (defender has equal or more hits than the caster), it does not deal the base damage.
	* '''Knockout'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=284}}, '''Stunbolt'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=284}}, and '''Stunball'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=285}} have thier Drain Value increased by 2. Channeling energy in a way to stun instead of kill should be harder, not easier.		* '''Knockout'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=284}}, '''Stunbolt'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=284}}, and '''Stunball'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=285}} have thier Drain Value increased by 2. Channeling energy in a way to stun instead of kill should be harder, not easier.
	==Manipulation==		==Manipulation==

Arcology Expert Program at 20:14, 30 November 2023

2023-11-30T20:14:44Z

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	[[Category:House Rule]]		[[Category:House Rule]]
			==Combat==
			* '''Direct Combat Spells''' deal base damage equal to half Force. If the spell is successfully resisted (defender has equal or more hits than the caster), it does not deal the base damage.
			* '''Knockout'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=284}}, '''Stunbolt'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=284}}, and '''Stunball'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=285}} have thier Drain Value increased by 2. Channeling energy in a way to stun instead of kill should be harder, not easier.
	==Manipulation==		==Manipulation==
	* '''Napalm Wall'''{{src\|sspells\|ref=21}} is a variation of ''[Element] Wall''{{src\|sg\|ref=115}}, but inexplicably lists a lower Drain code despite combining elements making it arguably more powerful and certainly more flexible. It's Drain code is F+2, just like the spell it is derived from.		* '''Napalm Wall'''{{src\|sspells\|ref=21}} is a variation of ''[Element] Wall''{{src\|sg\|ref=115}}, but inexplicably lists a lower Drain code despite combining elements making it arguably more powerful and certainly more flexible. It's Drain code is F+2, just like the spell it is derived from.
	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program at 17:54, 22 August 2023

2023-08-22T17:54:38Z

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	==Manipulation==		==Manipulation==
	* '''Napalm Wall'''{{src\|sspells\|ref=21}} is a variation of ''[Element] Wall''{{src\|sg\|ref=115}}, but inexplicably lists a lower Drain code despite combining elements. It's Drain code is F+2, just like the spell it is derived from.		* '''Napalm Wall'''{{src\|sspells\|ref=21}} is a variation of ''[Element] Wall''{{src\|sg\|ref=115}}, but inexplicably lists a lower Drain code despite combining elements making it arguably more powerful and certainly more flexible. It's Drain code is F+2, just like the spell it is derived from.
	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program at 17:53, 22 August 2023

2023-08-22T17:53:57Z

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	==Manipulation==		==Manipulation==
	* '''Napalm Wall'''{{src\|~~ssp~~\|ref=21}} is a variation of ''[Element] Wall''{{src\|sg\|ref=115}}, but inexplicably lists a lower Drain code despite combining elements. It's Drain code is F+2, just like the spell it is derived from.		* '''Napalm Wall'''{{src\|sspells\|ref=21}} is a variation of ''[Element] Wall''{{src\|sg\|ref=115}}, but inexplicably lists a lower Drain code despite combining elements. It's Drain code is F+2, just like the spell it is derived from.
	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

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2023-08-22T17:53:25Z

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==Manipulation==
* '''Napalm Wall'''{{src|ssp|ref=21}} is a variation of ''[Element] Wall''{{src|sg|ref=115}}, but inexplicably lists a lower Drain code despite combining elements. It's Drain code is F+2, just like the spell it is derived from.
==References==
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