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	This protective measure permits an unauthorized user to employ any of an item’s imbued spells that specify a person as a target of an effect. Whenever the user sets off an effect, however, this spell redirects the effect to affect a different target. When multiple alternative targets are available, the item reads the unauthorized user’s mind, determining which target would displease her the most. A healing spell would therefore assist the thief’s enemies, while called lightning would strike her, or one of her allies.		This protective measure permits an unauthorized user to employ any of an item’s imbued spells that specify a person as a target of an effect. Whenever the user sets off an effect, however, this spell redirects the effect to affect a different target. When multiple alternative targets are available, the item reads the unauthorized user’s mind, determining which target would displease her the most. A healing spell would therefore assist the thief’s enemies, while called lightning would strike her, or one of her allies.
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	* Practice: [[Spell Practice::Weaving]]		* Practice: [[Spell Practice::Weaving]]

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{{Mage/Spell
|Name=Directed Havoc
|Source = Tome of the Mysteries
|Pages = p. 141
|Death =
|Fate =
|Forces =
|Life =
|Matter =
|Mind = 3
|Prime =
|Space =
|Spirit =
|Time =
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This protective measure permits an unauthorized user to employ any of an item’s imbued spells that specify a person as a target of an effect. Whenever the user sets off an effect, however, this spell redirects the effect to affect a different target. When multiple alternative targets are available, the item reads the unauthorized user’s mind, determining which target would displease her the most. A healing spell would therefore assist the thief’s enemies, while called lightning would strike her, or one of her allies.

* Practice: [[Spell Practice::Weaving]]
* [[Action]]: [[Action::Extended]]
* [[Duration]]: [[Duration::Prolonged]] (this spell uses the advanced prolongation factors)
* '''Aspect:''' [[Spell Aspect::Covert]]
* Cost: [[Cost::None]]

This spell requires one success to install, but the mage may continue to add additional successes, if desired. When the defense mechanism is activated, the Storyteller rolls a dice pool equal to 10 or the number of successes scored during item enchantment, whichever is lower. This is reflexively contested by the unauthorized user’s [[Pool::Resolve]] + Gnosis. If the item is successful, its effect is re-targeted.

[[Free Council]] Rote: Bitter Irony
* Dice Pool: [[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] + [[Pool::Mind]]
The rough poetic justice meted out by this item defense maintains a special appeal for the Free Council’s more anarchic practitioners.

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