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(I tested and, indeed, The three pairs that were removed don't dispell each other) |
(rewording the top paragraph and adding an explanation for the term, "spells with opposite effects", that I just made up) |
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'''Counter''' is term for spells that have counterpart spell | '''Counter''' is term for spells that have counterpart spell which [[dispel]]s (cancels) it, and which it dispels. This means that both counter spells in a pair can not be active on the same [[unit]] at the same time. When a counter spell is cast on a unit which is under the effects of its counterpart, the existing spell effect will be removed and the newly cast spell will take effect. | ||
'''List of true counter spells:''' | '''List of true counter spells:''' | ||
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* [[Haste]]–[[Slow]] | * [[Haste]]–[[Slow]] | ||
'''List of spells with opposite effects:''' | '''List of spells with opposite effects:''' (these spells do not dispel each other, but their effects are equal and opposite, so they do cancel each other out) | ||
* [[Bloodlust]]–[[Weakness]] | * [[Bloodlust]]–[[Weakness]] | ||
* [[Fortune]]–[[Misfortune]] | * [[Fortune]]–[[Misfortune]] | ||
Revision as of 05:33, 23 September 2016
Counter is term for spells that have counterpart spell which dispels (cancels) it, and which it dispels. This means that both counter spells in a pair can not be active on the same unit at the same time. When a counter spell is cast on a unit which is under the effects of its counterpart, the existing spell effect will be removed and the newly cast spell will take effect.
List of true counter spells:
List of spells with opposite effects: (these spells do not dispel each other, but their effects are equal and opposite, so they do cancel each other out)