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| type = spell | |||
| | | uid = Target_LOW_DevilsFee_GraspingHands | ||
| | | level = 5 | ||
|summary = It is | | summary = It is a spell unique to [[Helsik]] in [[Tactician]] difficulty which disarms a target.{{bug}} | ||
| description = Magically snatch a weapon from the target's hand. | |||
| image = Generic Control.webp | |||
|description = Magically snatch a weapon from the target's hand. | | controller icon = Generic Control Icon.webp | ||
| | | hotbar icon = Generic Control Unfaded Icon.webp | ||
| | | cost = bonus | ||
| | | save = DEX | ||
| | | save dc = 15 | ||
| | | range m = 18 | ||
|range m = 18 | | concentration = yes | ||
| | | used by creatures = Helsik | ||
| | | npc only = yes | ||
|npc only = yes | | bugs = | ||
| | * This spell does absolutely nothing. Despite what is shown by the in-game tooltip, it does not inflict {{Cond|Cursed: Strength}}. It is supposed to apply {{Cond|Disarmed}}, but the condition application is incorrectly tagged as an AI hint rather than actually applying the condition. | ||
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[[Category:Unique Spells]] | [[Category:Unique Spells]] |
Latest revision as of 20:39, 16 February 2025
Keeper's Fee is a level 5 spell. It is a spell unique to Helsik in Tactician difficulty which disarms a target.[See: Bugs] It cannot be learned by players and is only used by NPCs.
Description
Magically snatch a weapon from the target's hand.Properties
- Cost
Bonus action
- Details
DEX Save (DC 15)
Range: 18 m / 60 ft
UID
Target_LOW_DevilsFee_GraspingHands
At higher levels
Casting this spell at a higher level grants no additional benefit.
How to learn
Used by creatures: Helsik
Bugs
- This spell does absolutely nothing. Despite what is shown by the in-game tooltip, it does not inflict . It is supposed to apply , but the condition application is incorrectly tagged as an AI hint rather than actually applying the condition.