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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>A (usually) hindering effect that is directed to the mind of the target. [[Feeblemind]] and [[Fear]] are two examples of a mind-affecting attack/state. [[Construct]]s, [[undead]], and [[vermin]] are immune to mind-affecting spells. To determine the results of these effects, [[Will]] saving throws are usually used.<br /> <br /> Immunity to mind-affecting spells makes a character immune to [[fear]], [[stunned|stun]], [[dominate (effect)|dominate]], [[charm]], [[daze (effect)|daze]], and [[sleep (effect)|sleep]] effects, even if not caused by a [[spell]].<br /> <br /> Bug: Targets that have the &quot;immortal&quot; flag set on them are immune to mind-affecting spells as well. So while trolls are not actually immune to mind-affecting spells, they will ignore any mind-affecting spell due to game engine limitations. The same is true for any characters set to immortal for plot reasons.<br /> [[Category:Magical concepts]]</div>

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