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Abraxas mind shrugs.
>And now I will go to comprehend such questions. Goodbye for now, Miss Taylor.<
He's gone.

"You know, I can get you something if you want it right?"
Kyle is actually wearing all his trinkets at the moment and looks like an idiot. On the other hand demons may recoil just from looking at him.

She nods.
"I-I know."

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>No.<

>No. They are free of their physical body and therefore their brain, are they not? Cognitive dysfunctions would not apply.<

Is lock on still required against stationary targets?

No.

Is anyone up for a minor plot starting today? Or if you wish I also have two ideas for more majorish plots that I can't run well until Friday.

I've got plots to run.

>Their minds are transferred from body to body. So yes.

I do not advise it, however. Overuse of such methods will lead to insanity.<

((Ashley and Selina with the right books...))

((Ashley wasn't born with it and Selina would be studying it and therefore not born with it. Neither was Abraxas; he learnt how to manipulate the void to do so.))

>No. However, the way to do so requires much studying of magical tomes, as I have yet to see anyone born with the power to teleport across long distances.<

Quote from: Empiricist on January 07, 2014, 07:16:30 pm

Wait, are there any methods for people to guarantee that an attack will hit when not in actual combat? For example, if Andromalius steadied her aim and tracked a person for a while, would she still have to roll dexterity to hit even if the target doesn't do anything to dodge? Alternatively, if someone gave the exact coordinates of an enemy to Qi, could he fuck up their vitals without a mind roll?

Yes. However, that comes with a high penalty if you fail; your next attack misses completely. And it comes with a high mana cost.

And you'd still have to roll for damage dealt if not if they dodged or not.