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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 3165720" data-attributes="member: 2011">Because one is spell a, b, c, and d whereas the other is spell types.A rule concerning spell types can have exceptions since it is a general rule. It is still a rule, but it is a more general rule than a specific list which is a more specific rule.Magic Missile always hits its target. Except when it does not.Break Enchantment always gets a chance to reverse 5th level or lower Instantaneous Enchantment or Transmuation spells on creatures. Except when it does not.And even the Feeblemind spell is a general rule when compared to Mass Heal. Only those 4 spells heal Feeblemind. Except when another more specific spell takes precedence.But, the spell has to explicitly be more specific than the spell rule people are trying to have it overcome. If BE explicitly stated that it reversed Feeblemind, then it would take precedence over the wording in Feeblemind.Feeblemind in this case has the more specific explicit information on which spells can reverse it.</blockquote>