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 Post subject: Mastered Spells
PostPosted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 3:28 pm 
Looking more for an answer from the Admin, but can mastered spells fail. This is assume of course the caster is not deafened, suffering armor penalties, etc.


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PostPosted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 3:44 pm 
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I had contemplated not answer this, simply because I am not the final authority on this subject. But, since this is a question I'm sure more than one person may be curious about, the answer, I believe, is "Yes". Many years ago, Dulrik changed the wording from "perfect" to "mastered" to reflect this modification. Do remember, failing a spell and having saving a spell are two different things - even though their messages can be identical.

In all my years of playing, however, I have rarely seen this happen.


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Yes, it can happen. Though it is rare. I've seen it happen with spells I have mastered as well as innate spells, but I have yet to see a mastered skill fail (such as languages, unless the other party isn't mastered in it).


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PostPosted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 6:03 pm 
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I've seen mastered pick lock fail.


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PostPosted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 10:28 pm 
Meissa wrote:
I had contemplated not answer this, simply because I am not the final authority on this subject. But, since this is a question I'm sure more than one person may be curious about, the answer, I believe, is "Yes". Many years ago, Dulrik changed the wording from "perfect" to "mastered" to reflect this modification. Do remember, failing a spell and having saving a spell are two different things - even though their messages can be identical.

In all my years of playing, however, I have rarely seen this happen.


Hate to come off like a jerk, but is there an authority that can say with 100% accuracy?


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Neconct wrote:
Meissa wrote:
I had contemplated not answer this, simply because I am not the final authority on this subject. But, since this is a question I'm sure more than one person may be curious about, the answer, I believe, is "Yes". Many years ago, Dulrik changed the wording from "perfect" to "mastered" to reflect this modification. Do remember, failing a spell and having saving a spell are two different things - even though their messages can be identical.

In all my years of playing, however, I have rarely seen this happen.


Hate to come off like a jerk, but is there an authority that can say with 100% accuracy?


This would also come off like a jerk but I know the response. Test it many, many times and you tell us.


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I know when it comes to brewing, regardless if your mastered at brew and the spell itself you can still fail


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I can say with 100% authority that mastered means you can still fail, though rarely.

This is indeed why Dulrik changed it from perfect to mastered.


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I've never seen a mastered spell fail if the caster was not deaf and was without armor penalties. Skills, yes. Spells, no.


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