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|summary= You thrash your blade against any magic, and return it to sender. | |summary= You thrash your blade against any magic, and return it to sender. | ||
|fluff=Created by the demon knight Meliodas, this strike saw that whether he was faced with his own kind of whom he betrayed, angels who judged him for his heritage, or humans who thought they knew the ways of the arcane, no shred of magic would touch him without his consent. You will see that tradition continued. | |fluff=Created by the demon knight Meliodas, this strike saw that whether he was faced with his own kind of whom he betrayed, angels who judged him for his heritage, or humans who thought they knew the ways of the arcane, no shred of magic would touch him without his consent. You will see that tradition continued. | ||
| − | |text= You may activate this maneuver whenever you are subject to a spell, spell-like ability, supernatural ability, etc, either as it's target, one of its several targets, being inside its area of effect, or any othersuch condition that would cause a supernatural effect to impact you in any direct way. You immediately end its effects, and then you cast the spell yourself, using the original caster's level and modifiers in place of your own, be they better or worse. As its new caster, you choose its trajectory, targets, or any other meaningful conditions a caster would decide normally. You may choose to be exempt from conditions that would impact you, instead subjecting the original caster/initiator/etc to them. | + | |text= You may activate this maneuver whenever you are subject to a spell, spell-like ability, supernatural ability, etc, either as it's target, one of its several targets, being inside its area of effect, or any othersuch condition that would cause a supernatural effect to impact you in any direct way. You immediately end its effects, and then you cast the spell yourself, using the original caster's level and modifiers in place of your own, be they better or worse. As its new caster, you choose its trajectory, targets, or any other meaningful conditions a caster would decide normally. You may choose to be exempt from conditions that would impact you, instead subjecting the original caster/initiator/etc to them. Any costs the original caster paid are already paid for your casting as well. |
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| Occult Sovereignty (Counter) | |
| Level: | 9 |
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| Prerequisite: | Four Occult Sovereignty Maneuvers |
| Initiation Action: | 1 immediate action |
| Range: | See Text |
| Effect: | See Text |
| Duration: | Instantaneous |
| Saving Throw: | None |
You may activate this maneuver whenever you are subject to a spell, spell-like ability, supernatural ability, etc, either as it's target, one of its several targets, being inside its area of effect, or any othersuch condition that would cause a supernatural effect to impact you in any direct way. You immediately end its effects, and then you cast the spell yourself, using the original caster's level and modifiers in place of your own, be they better or worse. As its new caster, you choose its trajectory, targets, or any other meaningful conditions a caster would decide normally. You may choose to be exempt from conditions that would impact you, instead subjecting the original caster/initiator/etc to them. Any costs the original caster paid are already paid for your casting as well.
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Facts about "Perfect Counter (3.5e Maneuver)"
| Article Balance | High + |
| Author | SecondDeath777 + |
| Discipline | Occult Sovereignty + |
| Identifier | 3.5e Maneuver + |
| Level | 9 + |
| Rating | Unrated + |
| Summary | You thrash your blade against any magic, and return it to sender. + |
| Title | Perfect Counter + |
| Type | Counter + |
