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{{Mage/Spell
|Name=Disenchant Item
|Source = Tome of the Mysteries
|Pages = p. 144
|Prime = 4
|GV = Righteous Pyre
}}
Although an item’s finishing spells cannot be dispelled, Disenchant Item allows the mage to permanently excise one other spell from an Enchanted Item. Disenchant Item may target an imbued spell, curse, enhancement or defense. The spell can also be used to remove the item’s ability to hold Mana, if any. All Mana in the device when this effect is used disperses uselessly.

* Practice: [[Spell Practice::Unraveling]]
* [[Action]]: [[Action::Instant]] and contested; successes are compared to target sepll's Potency, or, if the spell targets the item's Mana capacity, its total capacity.
* [[Duration]]: Lasting
* '''Aspect:''' [[Spell Aspect::Covert]]
* Cost: 1 [[Cost::Mana]]

The mage must have at least one dot in each Arcanum used in the targeted spell.

[[Guardians of the Veil]] Rote: Righteous Pyre
* Dice Pool: [[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] + [[Pool::Prime]]
Entire cadres of Guardians devote themselves to cleaning up the trail of Enchanted Items left behind by careless willworkers. They protect unworthy eyes from esoteric secrets by disassembling the evidence, one object at a time.

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