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If a player is Spellbound, they are seen as a user of [[Witchcraft]] by any role or item that checks for witchcraft. In addition, they also make a random [[Visiting|visit]] each night, similar to a [[Sleepwalker]]. This extra visit does not interfere with any actions the player tries to take. | If a player is Spellbound, they are seen as a user of [[Witchcraft]] by any role or item that checks for witchcraft. In addition, they also make a random [[Visiting|visit]] each night, similar to a [[Sleepwalker]]. This extra visit does not interfere with any actions the player tries to take. | ||
A player that is Spellbound has an aura that can be seen by an [[Aura Seer]]. | A player that is Spellbound has an [[Auras|aura]] that can be seen by an [[Aura Seer]]. | ||
A Spellbound player will still make a visit even if [[Roleblock|blocked]]. | |||
==Sources of Spellbound== | ==Sources of Spellbound== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:26, 23 November 2024
If a player is Spellbound, they are seen as a user of Witchcraft by any role or item that checks for witchcraft. In addition, they also make a random visit each night, similar to a Sleepwalker. This extra visit does not interfere with any actions the player tries to take.
A player that is Spellbound has an aura that can be seen by an Aura Seer.
A Spellbound player will still make a visit even if blocked.