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Just starting to use 2eD and have a question concerning abjurations/exorcism. If a person has spiritual sight (whatever form it takes) and can see into twilight and uses an abjuration ability against a spirit, i understand that the new rules say all conditions for manifesting are temporarily (24 hrs) nulled, but my question is what happens to the spirit? Does the spirit discorporate, or is it still present hanging out in twilight.
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It should still be present, but consigned to Twilight Form, bleeding Essence and unable to Manifest until the prerequisite Conditions come back, or it's able to find another suitable Condition.
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Originally posted by Charlaquin View Post
In short, it is strongly encouraged to flee back to more accommodating conditions, but if it is really mad, it still might be able to take revenge on you from Twilight.
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I want to hijack this to ask a question
Do you need an Integrity Score to Abjure or can anyone do this? A player asked me recently and my gut says it’s a rule of omission but I’m not sureComment
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At the very least it requires a soul, and the question is whether it's specifically a mortal soul or if supers (with souls) can do it. You decide. (I personally lean towards it being mortal only; maybe extend it to mages.)Originally posted by Lord Jub-Jub View Post
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Some other stuff I've done: Ordo Dracul Mysteries: Mystery of Smoke, Revised Mystery of Živa Mage The Awakening: Spell Quick Reference (single page and landscape for computer screens)Comment
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You need an Integrity score
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