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| Since nonmagical attacks rarely do more than 25 points of damage after protection, Mistform is most commonly broken by magical attacks; it makes units nearly immune to nonmagical damage. | Since nonmagical attacks rarely do more than 25 points of damage after protection, Mistform is most commonly broken by magical attacks; it makes units nearly immune to nonmagical damage. | ||
| - | Since solo raiding thugs mostly fight [[province defense]] with their mundane weapons, ?? | + | Since solo raiding |
| - | ??Fog Warriors?? can make an entirely army nearly immune to mundane attacks in opposing armies unless an opponent can quickly apply some small amount of //magical// damage to the battlefield to break it. It is still useful against large magical attacks, since it will essentially negate the first blow from hard-hitting elites with magical weapons like ??Shard Guard?? and ??Sheshai Anakite??s. | + | ??Fog Warriors?? |
| - | Fog Warriors is strong enough to be a defining research goal for [[air]] nations that can readily cast it. | + | ??Fog Warriors?? is strong enough to be a defining |
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