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(Created page with "A spell is generally magic cast to achieve a specific effect. The nature of a spell, and how it is cast, depends on the type of magic used by the caster. In earlier times, spells comprised complex rituals and long incantations. Note that when mentioning spells, this wiki commonly refers to spells in modern magic. === How Spells Work === Magic is mostly intent. The caster focusses their will to direct the magic in order to achieve a specific effect. A spell in and of its...")
 
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==== Counter-spells ====
==== Counter-spells ====
Although counter-spells are basically generic spells, they are considered a separate category. While some counter-spells, like Solvincula, are pre-defined, they may also be rituals, tailored specifically to certain effects or curses.
Although counter-spells are basically generic spells, they are considered a separate category. While some counter-spells, like Solvincula, are pre-defined, they may also be rituals, tailored specifically to certain effects or curses.
==== Miscellaneous Techniques ====
Not considered an actual category, there are two "spells" that do not fall into any of the categories above, as they are always cast without an incantation.
* Magic Throw (aka. simple cast) - a basic cast that can be unleashed by flicking one's focus without incantation. This creates a magic missile that, depending on its force, can knock things over or cause damage or harm.
* Basic Block (aka. direct block, magic parry, basic deflection) - by using one's focus and improvising a protective barrier, directed spells can be blocked. One should also not try and block more powerful spells with this technique, especially if the opponent is stronger than oneself. Certain spells, such as Exarmo, cannot be blocked in this way. It is important that one should try and deflect a spell with this technique, rather than block it head-on.


=== List of Spells ===
=== List of Spells ===