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| name = Ethereal Escape | | name = Ethereal Escape | ||
| image = Generic Ethereal.webp | | image = Generic Ethereal.webp | ||
| controller icon = Generic Ethereal | | controller icon = Generic Ethereal Icon.webp | ||
| icon = Generic Ethereal Icon.webp | | icon = Generic Ethereal Unfaded Icon.webp | ||
| summary = '''Ethereal Escape''' is a passive feature that grants the creature the ability to automatically disappear when damaged. It is similar to the effect of {{Cond|Blink}}, except this effect is guaranteed. | | summary = '''Ethereal Escape''' is a passive feature that grants the creature the ability to automatically disappear when damaged. It is similar to the effect of {{Cond|Blink}}, except this effect is guaranteed. | ||
| description = When damaged, the Incubus escapes to the Ethereal Plane. He returns to the battlefield at the start of his next turn. | | description = When damaged, the Incubus escapes to the Ethereal Plane. He returns to the battlefield at the start of his next turn. | ||
Revision as of 00:52, 2 May 2024
Ethereal Escape is a passive feature that grants the creature the ability to automatically disappear when damaged. It is similar to the effect of 
, except this effect is guaranteed.
Description
When damaged, the Incubus escapes to the Ethereal Plane. He returns to the battlefield at the start of his next turn.
Properties
- Cost:
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Reaction - Details:
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Range: Self
How to learn
Used by creatures: Haarlep