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Using COMMAND to break a caster's concentration?
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<blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 8239801" data-attributes="member: 6855114"><p>I do not think that making a caster lose concentration with a single word should be that hard. </p><p></p><p>We do not live in a world where magic exists, yet, we have developped many highly technical words which might have one meaning on the street, but an entire different in a specific field. For example, at work, if I start the blowers, it will not mean starting a hair blower or a fan, but sooth blowers which are long tube using steam to remove sooth and residues from the boiler's tubes.</p><p></p><p>Would it be that hard to believe that in a world with magic that casters have developed a word for "losing concentration"? I do not think so. </p><p></p><p>Ex:" The old wizard was giving his last advice to his young apprentice.</p><p>Remember, a priest might make you losconning with many spells. The most common one is command spell. A hit from a sword is dangerous and can make you loscon, but so can a few spells. If you need to concentrate on your witchbolt, remember to always keep a safe distance from melee combattants and honed your mind to resist the spells of your enemies. A loscon is but a small cut or a slip of your mind away...."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Helldritch, post: 8239801, member: 6855114"] I do not think that making a caster lose concentration with a single word should be that hard. We do not live in a world where magic exists, yet, we have developped many highly technical words which might have one meaning on the street, but an entire different in a specific field. For example, at work, if I start the blowers, it will not mean starting a hair blower or a fan, but sooth blowers which are long tube using steam to remove sooth and residues from the boiler's tubes. Would it be that hard to believe that in a world with magic that casters have developed a word for "losing concentration"? I do not think so. Ex:" The old wizard was giving his last advice to his young apprentice. Remember, a priest might make you losconning with many spells. The most common one is command spell. A hit from a sword is dangerous and can make you loscon, but so can a few spells. If you need to concentrate on your witchbolt, remember to always keep a safe distance from melee combattants and honed your mind to resist the spells of your enemies. A loscon is but a small cut or a slip of your mind away...." [/QUOTE]
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