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| − | The power to '''destroy magic'''. Advanced variation of [[Magic Negation]]. Variation of [[Destruction]]. Opposite to [[Magic Generation]]. Not to be confused with [[Destruction Magic]]. |
+ | The power to '''destroy magic'''. Advanced variation of [[Magic Negation]]. Variation of [[Destruction]]. Opposite to [[Magic Generation]] and [[Magic Creation]]. Not to be confused with [[Destruction Magic]]. |
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Revision as of 07:50, 27 May 2016
The power to destroy magic. Advanced variation of Magic Negation. Variation of Destruction. Opposite to Magic Generation and Magic Creation. Not to be confused with Destruction Magic.
Also Called
- Absolute/Permanent Magic Elimination/Negation/Nullification
- Eldritch Destruction
Capabilities
The user can utterly destroy magic, nullifying it to the point of inexistence, reducing the amount of magic in an area, and destroy entities made of magic.
Associations
Limitations
- May be irreversible.
- May have a profound effects on an environment or population dependent on magic.
Known Users
- Peter Dickinson (The Flight of Dragons)
Known Objects
See Also: The Magic Goes Away.
- Dark Grail (Once Upon a Time)
- Mana Cannon/Thors Hammer (Tales of Phantasia)
- The Final Glyph (Thief 3)