Wand of spell striking
Pibaro
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How does the wand of spell striking work exactly?
I'm quite sure it bypasses the spell immunity abjuration (I'm talking about SCS, where usually breach and pierce magic are blocked by spell immunity).
Is this correct? And why? Is it a bug or it's not considered an abjuration spell but a spell of a different school?
I'm quite sure it bypasses the spell immunity abjuration (I'm talking about SCS, where usually breach and pierce magic are blocked by spell immunity).
Is this correct? And why? Is it a bug or it's not considered an abjuration spell but a spell of a different school?
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Actually, Pierce Magic can dispel SI.
Here's a table: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/lv?key=0AoLScCUe7V__dE1RaEhCbm5na0VlakQwYVMxOFJVc1E
Which means that a spell that protects you specifically from their spell IDs (SPWI513 and SPWI608), it's useless against the wand.
PS: this applies to all the wands.
PPS: if the target is immune to, let's say, sleep effects, both Wand of Sleep and Sleep won't work.
I remember that table.... but I thought that with SCS there was an option to let spell immunity: abjuration block all abjuration spells.
I can't access my weidu log, but in SCS readme I can't find that option, so maybe I was wrong.
Maybe the only thing that happened is that spell trap blocked my pierce magic, but didn't block the one casted with the wand.
Sadly the combat log doesn't display why a spell isn't effective...
So basically there is no way (even with SCS) to block breach or pierce magic with spell immunity?
You can block them only with spell trap and similar?
Grazie
Prego 8)