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'''Description:''' True to its chancy and changeable nature, magick does
not affect all beasts equally. Some seem simply insensible to
it; spells roll off of others like water off a duck's back. Some
beasts can instinctively (or purposely) throw up a sudden shield against mystical strikes. A few lucky creatures are just,
well, lucky — they never seem to be right there, or properly
in focus, or out from behind cover. Whatever form your
defense takes (you and the Storyteller should agree on its
precise nature before the game), it helps keep your fur
unsinged in magickal combat.

For every two points spent on this Advantage, you can
either get one die of counter-magick, or add one to the
difficulty of a mystical attack—Gifts, Thaumaturgy, Cantrips,
etc. — directed at your character (although not both at
once). Using this Advantage is like making a magickal
Dodge — it must be declared as an action each turn, and take
dice away from other tasks. Attempting it while you're doing
other things is distracting, so you must subtract the dice in
the shield from your normal total.

'''Source:''' Mage - Sorcerer's Crusade - Bygone Bestiary - pg.116 <''Mystick Resistance''>
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