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   * ??Apostasy?? ({{path>H3}}, Divine Magic, affects one unit, **only affects {{:abilities:sacred.png?15&nolink}} [[Sacred|Sacreds]]**, Penetration 7, **[[sceleria-ma|Sceleria]] & [[lemuria-la|Lemuria]] only**)
-Seduction and Soul Transaction are geared around **keeping** the targets, while keeping anyone charmed by the others can be somewhat difficult. Seduction avoids a battle entirely if it succeeds. Soul Transaction, on the other hand, has the target [[rout]] and makes them {{:abilities:invisible.png?15&nolink}} [[Invisible]] if it works. There's an additional impediment to Soul Transaction, in that the Penetration roll must also go against the target's [[Morale]]. For other spells that charm targets, the charmed target immediately changes sides in the battle, which can very well get them killed.
+Seduction and Soul Transaction are geared around **keeping** the targets, while keeping anyone charmed by the others can be somewhat difficult. Seduction avoids a battle entirely if it succeeds. Soul Transaction, on the other hand, has the target [[rout]] and makes them {{:abilities:invisible.png?15&nolink}} [[Invisible]] if it works. There's an additional impediment to Soul Transaction, in that the Penetration roll must also go against the target's [[Morale]]. For other spells that charm targets, the charmed target continues to fight, which can very well get them killed.
 Charming is always somewhat risky for the charmer, due to the intimate nature of Seduction and the mostly-short range of the spells. It's also difficult to get a specific target charmed, due to the randomness involved in targeting.

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