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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Felix" data-source="post: 3161134" data-attributes="member: 3929">When you cast Mass Heal, you cast Heal on multiple different targets; someone Feebleminded will be targeted by a Heal effect. It's the same spell effect. Similarly, when you cast Mass Cure Light Wounds, each individual target is targeted by a Cure Light Wounds effect.Limited Wish and Wish do not have that kind of relationship; they have much different effects than simply an increased number of targets. They are different spells in a way that Heal and Mass Heal are not.So the presence of both Wish and Limited Wish on the list of spells that cure Feeblemind and the lack of Mass Heal does absolutely nothing to poke any kind of hole in the exclusivity of the list, nor does it disallow Mass Heal from curing the Feeblemind condition.1. The list is complete.2. Where does this claim come from? Of course a list is needed when you restrict the remedies for a spell; if the list excludes those not on the list (as Feeblemind does), you need the list to know which spells work; if the list is open-ended (as the list in Bestow Curse), then the list provides spells we can look at for characteristics to determine if other spells will remedy the effects.So no, there is no problem with Feeblemind's exclusivity, and as written Break Enchantment does not work.What intent, hindsight, or revisions might produce I won't speculate on. But that's how it's written.</blockquote>