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Revan, a question. If one mage is under the influence of another's magic, can he dispel it with "Dispel Magic"? Will Will saves be made? And can a spell be dispelled from an enemy this way? Will Will saves be made?

1. Only if that magic doesn't prevent him from casting.
2. Yes, they will.
3. The same applies.

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-Today was an interesting day! - Radimir remarked. -It's a pity that dagger didn't make it to the auction... To be honest, a few fighters surprised me today. And that newcomer, Zmey, in particular. -The Tirian headed to collect his money from the person taking bets.

And how much did you bet?)) I think I missed something.

How much did you bet?)) I seem to have lost track.

) A thousand Ryens on the Serpent.

[Radimir receives 5000]

Accidentally fell into heresy, lol.

That's the fate of any radical.

- Am I interrupting your conversation, my lady?
Horus looked around, but, of course, didn't find Maria.
- Sister went for a "walk," didn't she? Did she come to see you? - Trying to ignore the guest, he turned to Ivissa.

- N-no, - Ivissa drawled. - She probably ran off to watch the fights in the coliseum; what else is there to do in this city at this time?
- Hey.
- Oh yes, this is Merestianna. I was able to track her down using information gathered from the memory stone, but it turns out she knew that they were installed in my workshop and deliberately wanted me to find her. Curious, isn't it?

The Robe will absorb the damage reflected by Arcomage. x)

but it absorbs magical damage, and I will reflect physical damage into it, which it will inflict on me.

- No way, - drawled Ivisa. - She probably ran off to watch the fights in the coliseum. What else is there to do in the city at this time?
- Hey.
- Oh yeah, that's Merestianna. I was able to track her down using information gathered from the memory stone, but it turns out she knew that they were installed in my workshop and deliberately wanted me to find her. Curious, why?

- Yes, very curious, why would she stun an innocent girl, steal a device, and run away like a thief?
- Horus nodded approvingly.
- Ah yes, we are in Nevermore.
He glanced at the mysterious guest again.
- But it seems you have reached some kind of compromise?

But you reflect the damage with magic, so the damage is already magical!

- Yes, we are in Nevermore, and innocent girls have no place here. - The thief replied calmly, as if simply stating a fact. - And not "like" a thief, I am a thief. In any case, I needed to make sure of Ivy's competence before making her an offer.
- Not that I really need the money, but the opportunity to use my inventions and intelligence contributed to my agreement. - Ivy paused. - She wants to rob a bank.

A bank in Nevermore. A bank in a city of swindlers, thieves, and robbers. Makes sense, doesn't it?

As the daughter of Harold Alfren, better known as Harold Icebreaker, Velda was practically destined to spend most of her life at sea. And while she had no problem with a life full of battles, a life full of naval battles was much less appealing to her. This was due to a mysterious, almost panicky, fear of water. A northerner who is afraid of the sea is something even rarer than a northerner who is afraid of battle. She coped with this fear primarily through weapon training, so Velda could distract herself and not think about the water. Her second solace, much to her father's displeasure, was faith. But not faith in Gurdil, as he hoped, but faith in the Emperor. During one of his voyages, Harold managed to save Relius, an Ataraxian righteous man, who promised to help Harold and soon became his friend. Unfortunately, Harold did not foresee that friends could also influence the worldview of your children. However, the Emperor was at least not some soft-hearted Amrit, so it wasn't the worst event in Harold's life.
Unfortunately, neither training, nor faith in the Emperor, nor Relius's help helped Velda overcome her fear of water. Moreover, after the latter's death, things got even worse for her. Harold saw no other way out than to let his daughter go free and hope that over time she would be able to overcome her fear. And that is why Velda headed to Nevermore to take part in Agares' expedition, to single-handedly overcome her fear and return to her father triumphantly. Along the way, she also intended to learn more about the strange cult that had taken root in Nevermore. They are only gaining strength now, people don't like them, which means she has a great chance to prevent a potential disaster and prove her loyalty to the Emperor. Unless, of course, the members of the cult turn out to be quiet and peaceful people.

Nationality:
Overseas Warrior

Characteristics:
Strength - 20
Constitution - 20
Agility - 19
Intelligence - 10
Willpower - 10
Speed - 20
Perception - 10

Skills:
Two-Handed Weapon V

Healing Magic

Healing

Religion:
Ataraxian Faith

Items:
"Power of Faith" - when Velda asked Harold to give her the family axe so that the Emperor would bless it and she could fight with it, Harold decided that his daughter had finally gone crazy. However, he saw some meaning in her words – the girl needed a weapon for life. Therefore, he acquired the best axe he could find for Velda. And then Relius stepped in, who consecrated her weapon.
Wooden amulet - ideally, this amulet was supposed to depict the Emperor. At least, that's how Velda imagined him as a child. In reality, however, no one except perhaps Velda herself can say what exactly this trinket depicts. However, being a kind and gentle person, Relius could not refuse a little girl and blessed this strange piece of wood. Velda still wears it as a sign of faith and a reminder of Relius.
Light Northern Armor
Expedition supplies
Money

LET'S TEST YOUR THEORY, NEBOK

A bank in Nevermore. A bank in a city of swindlers, thieves, and robbers. Makes sense, doesn't it?

I think this bank looks more like a small fortress. And yes, it's more than logical, because in such a city, a bank can literally enslave its customers and get away with it.

And yes, that makes perfect sense, because in such a city, a bank could literally enslave its customers and get away with it.

That's exactly what I meant.

the bank looks more like a small fortress

A fortress within a fortress.

A gathering of rogues and thieves in a city of rogues and thieves.