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|caption = Using the Bloodstone Vengeance Spell, Catherine Madison (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) was able to reduce, and eventually eradicate, Buffy's immune system.
 
|caption = Using the Bloodstone Vengeance Spell, Catherine Madison (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) was able to reduce, and eventually eradicate, Buffy's immune system.
 
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|Row 1 info = Reduce immune system.}}The power to '''reduce the effectiveness of one's immune system'''. Sub-power of [[Impairment Calling]]. Opposite to [[Immunity Calling]]. Technique of [[Immunity Manipulation]].
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The power to '''reduce the effectiveness of one's immune system'''. Sub-power of [[Impairment Calling]]. Technique of [[Immunity Manipulation]]. Opposite to [[Immunity Calling]].
   
 
==Also Called==
 
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* [[Biological Manipulation]]
 
* [[Biological Manipulation]]
 
* [[Immune System Manipulation]]
 
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* [[Impairment Calling]]
 
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Revision as of 23:32, 1 June 2020

The power to reduce the effectiveness of one's immune system. Sub-power of Impairment Calling. Technique of Immunity Manipulation. Opposite to Immunity Calling.

Also Called

  • Immune System Decreasing/Reduction

Capabilities

The user is able to reduce the effectiveness of the target's immune system, making them more vulnerable to such things as contaminants and diseases.

Associations

Limitations

  • May only be temporary.

Known Users