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Which ability, lightning strike? If so, it's because it's the magic of the magic bow that goes in addition to the normal attack. For the same reason, it bypasses evasion.
Shoulders: Flawless Mantle, reflects the first spell per battle back at the aggressor.
Revan, please explain to me why such a combat ability is considered a spell, when it's actually just a regular arrow shot from a bow?
Because the bow is magical (you even described it that way yourself) and it has a spell imbued into it.
So we're talking about lightning. If I shoot lightning, it's logical that I'll get lightning in the face. But the preemptive strike works with regular arrows.
If the preemptive strike were to shoot lightning, then yes, I'd agree to leave everything as is, but I demand that I be awarded the victory over Candle in the tournament.
Shoulders: Flawless Mantle, reflects the first spell of the battle back at the aggressor.
Revan, please explain to me why such a combat skill counts as a spell, when it's actually just a regular bow shot?
Because the bow is magical (you even described it that way yourself) and a spell is embedded in it.
I'm talking about the lightning. If I shoot lightning, it's logical that I get lightning in the face. But the preemptive strike works with regular arrows.
If the preemptive strike shoots lightning, then yes, I agree to leave everything as is, but I demand that I be awarded the victory over Candle in the tournament
Well, he has two items: the mantle and the shield. The first reflects magic. The second reflects spells.
If the preventive strike is going to fire off lightning bolts, then yes, I agree to leave everything as is, but I demand that the victory over Candle in the tournament be awarded to me.