[Dispel Magic]
First mention (by name): 1.36
- [Dispel]
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| 1.36 | “[Dispel Magic]. Alright, I’m ready to put the spell back. Ryoka? How’s it feel?” |
| 5.40 | “I don’t know [Dispel Magic].” |
| 6.38 | “If that’s supposed to impress me, it’s failing. I’ve seen [Necromancers] and you’re far from Az’kerash, Pisces. That may work for Silver-rank threats, but any decent [Mage] will just say ‘[Dispel Magic]’.” |
| 6.39 | “[Dispel Magic].” |
| 6.57 | “Beza! [Dispel Magic]!” |
| 6.58 | “Concussion. I didn’t break the jaw. I’m getting better at not doing that. Then again, Minotaur’s jaws are tough. Miss Solstice? [Dispel Magic].” |
| 6.59 | “[Dispel Magic]. [Dispel]—it’s no good. It’s her personal emergency spell.” |
| 6.59 | “[Dispel Magic]. [Dispel]—it’s no good. It’s her personal emergency spell.” |
| Interlude – Strategists at Sea (Pt. 2) | “[Dispel Magic].” |
| Interlude – Strategists at Sea (Pt. 2) | “Lash the damn chest to the side of my ship. He can’t use the sand trick underwater. We’ll blast it with as many [Dispel Magic] spells as we need to.” |
| 7.51 | “Get me—get me every [Mage] who can cast [Dispel Magic]! No one go near the Raskghar or the bodies! Stand back, this is an order!” |
| 7.52 | However—also easy to deal with in some situations if you had the right spells. [Dispel Magic] erased a magical plague spell in most cases. The trick was having enough spells and mana for an entire infected regiment and catching it before it got that far. |
| 8.04 T | “Gah. That old—[Dispel Magic]!” |
| 8.05 I | “A casual [Dispel] won’t break their armor, Captain Shieldscale. And if the enemy decides to field an [Enchanter] of that strength, every artifact is in danger. I think if the Rubirel Guard did lose their enchantments, they’d…remove their helmets.” |
| 8.20 | “Ran into more of those enchanted Ghoul bastards—pardon my language, Archmage. Seeing as how we saw that with the Village—we didn’t pursue. Mapped out more…I’m afraid no artifacts. We did confirm it’s an illusory wall on the sublevel, but we didn’t get through. [Dispel Magic] didn’t work.” |
| 8.29 | Sammial gave his brother and the [Healer] a dubious look. No one could see it, not even Jericha. But Sammial did. It was a glowing red mark. And it looked like a familiar sigil. It was…pulsing. Of course, Jericha grew worried when Sammial told her about it and tried another [Dispel Magic], although she’d already cast it a few times since Ryoka had been hit. |
| 8.33 R | “A powerful one. [Dispel Magic] does nothing, and I cannot even see it in you, Miss Griffin. Then again, hexes and the like are not traditional magic. You have a mortal enemy, it seems.” |
| 8.33 R | “[Dispel Magic]!” |
| 8.46 G | “[Dispel Magic]!” |
| Interlude – Conversations | “Teleportation failure. [Dispel Magic] failure, of course. Can you portal in? Do I know a portal spell? Let’s see. Shadow walking, beacon-based porting, intangibility? I see an opening in the area beyond. Intriguing, but if it is dimensional…I would have to search for it. A barrier exists. I wonder how strong it is? [Bind Spell]. [Tier Ascendant: Localized Earthquake].” |
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