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{{Mage/Spell
|Name=Bodyguard's Blessing
|Source =Adamantine Arrow Sourcebook
|Pages = p. 184
|Prime = 4
|AA = Lightning Rod
}}
The mark of a dedicated bodyguard has always been the willingness to take a bullet (or arrow or sword in earlier times) for the people placed under the bodyguard’s protection. This spell allows the mage to redirect a magical attack from its intended target to the mage.
* Practice: [[Spell Practice::Ruling]]
* [[Action]]: [[Action::Instant]] and resisted; target rolls [[Pool::Resolve]] + Gnosis reflectively
* [[Duration]]: [[Duration::Transitory]] (one turn)
* '''Aspect:''' [[Spell Aspect::Covert]]
* Cost: 1 [[Cost::Mana]]

On the turn after this spell is cast, the next spell cast by the target is redirected to strike the caster of
this spell. The mage may redirect any one spell with a Potency no higher than the number of successes
gained on the casting roll.

[[Adamantine Arrow]] Rote: Lightning Rod
* Dice Pool: [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill]] + [[Pool::Prime]]

The tactical implications of this spell were not lost on the Arrows. Although they sometimes act in the capacity of bodyguards, the Arrows saw an opportunity to steal Shielding and healing spells from enemy mages. Timing, as well as a working knowledge of their opponent, is essential when applying the rote in this fashion. The Arrow must be able to predict how much damage their opponent is willing to take before resorting to a hasty healing or Shielding spell with a low enough Potency to be redirected.

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