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'''Breath''' is a [[status effect]] which prevents the use of breath- or spit- based attacks for its duration. It acts as a cooldown timer for these abilities, but it does not impact [[spell]]s or any other type of ability.
'''Breath''' is a [[status effect]] which prevents the use of breath- or spit- based attacks for its duration, effectively acting as a cooldown. It does not impact [[spell]]s or any other type of ability.


The following player abilities cause and are affected by Breath:
The following player abilities cause and are affected by Breath:

Latest revision as of 06:46, 31 December 2023

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You are catching your breath, and are unable to use your innate breath ability until the status expires.

Breath is a status effect which prevents the use of breath- or spit- based attacks for its duration, effectively acting as a cooldown. It does not impact spells or any other type of ability.

The following player abilities cause and are affected by Breath:

Monsters may also gain the Breath status; any spell with the breath flag is subject to a Breath cooldown. Examples of monsters with breath spells include dragons and ironbound convokers. For monsters, Breath always lasts for 1-5 turns.[3]

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