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<blockquote data-quote="Sniperfox47" data-source="post: 6300107" data-attributes="member: 6776026">Other than its newfound ability to counterspell, and abjure nature for hedging, isn't the abjure spell list kind of... Underpowered?It seems as though abjure spells are designed to provide protection, but consider this:For 5mp you can create a set of full plate made of elemental force with create force, granting you soak 12.For the same 5mp abjure force would give you soak 10, and even then only against force attacks...I don't understand the point of taking abjure at the moment other than for use in binding/hedging...Additionally, does the abjure spell's target even have any influence on its counter spelling? I didn't see any but I may have missed it.If that is the case then wouldn't the only abjure spell that would be worth taking be nature...? Even though it costs 2 more mp for hedging(1+1 for hedging and +1 for discerning), but it affects all creature types making it orders of magnitude more useful...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sniperfox47, post: 6300107, member: 6776026"] Other than its newfound ability to counterspell, and abjure nature for hedging, isn't the abjure spell list kind of... Underpowered? It seems as though abjure spells are designed to provide protection, but consider this: For 5mp you can create a set of full plate made of elemental force with create force, granting you soak 12. For the same 5mp abjure force would give you soak 10, and even then only against force attacks... I don't understand the point of taking abjure at the moment other than for use in binding/hedging... Additionally, does the abjure spell's target even have any influence on its counter spelling? I didn't see any but I may have missed it. If that is the case then wouldn't the only abjure spell that would be worth taking be nature...? Even though it costs 2 more mp for hedging(1+1 for hedging and +1 for discerning), but it affects all creature types making it orders of magnitude more useful... [/QUOTE]

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