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'''Etymology:''' lat. "to wake up" | '''Etymology:''' lat. "to wake up" | ||
'''Effect:''' Boosts the target's body, increasing blood pressure, pulse and other things. Usually used as counter to Somnifero. The [[spell]] is advanced because the amount of energy put into it depends on how strong the effect is. Too little and it won't work, too much and the body will take damage from the strain, or even die, for example from a heart attack. | '''Effect:''' Boosts the target's body, increasing blood pressure, pulse and other things. Usually used as counter to [[Somnifero]]. The [[spell]] is advanced because the amount of energy put into it depends on how strong the effect is. Too little and it won't work, too much and the body will take damage from the strain, or even die, for example from a heart attack. | ||
Nore that using Excitareo in case of tiredness is not a good idea due to the spell's side-effects if used improperly. | |||