Focus - Revision history

Xt0rt3r: moved Focus (status) to Focus

2014-02-20T22:03:19Z

moved Focus (status) to Focus

Xt0rt3r: moved Focus(Status) to Focus (status): fits the correct format now

2014-02-20T21:50:25Z

moved Focus(Status) to Focus (status): fits the correct format now

Xt0rt3r at 01:22, 8 February 2014

2014-02-08T01:22:16Z

Xt0rt3r at 07:11, 1 September 2013

2013-09-01T07:11:25Z

Takahashi at 18:01, 19 December 2012

2012-12-19T18:01:01Z

Takahashi at 18:04, 20 November 2012

2012-11-20T18:04:02Z

Takahashi: Added mention of how the Malevolent Staff's special skill works with Focus.

2012-10-09T16:48:25Z

Added mention of how the Malevolent Staff's special skill works with Focus.

Jumier: Created page with "Focus is a status effect that prevents the affected player from being affected by Sleep and Confuse abilities for three rounds. It is automatically applied to a player a..."

2012-06-11T05:25:11Z

Created page with "Focus is a status effect that prevents the affected player from being affected by Sleep and Confuse abilities for three rounds. It is automatically applied to a player a..."

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Focus is a status effect that prevents the affected player from being affected by [[Sleep]] and [[Confuse]] abilities for three rounds. It is automatically applied to a player after a [[Sleep]] or [[Confuse]] ability wears off.

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	At the moment, the only exception to the power of Focus against sleep-inducing abilities is when a [[Wizard\|wizard]] uses [[Exhaust]], which is the special ability of the [[Malevolent Staff]]. If the wizard is Focused at the time, Exhaust will dispel Focus then put the wizard to sleep.		At the moment, the only exception to the power of Focus against sleep-inducing abilities is when a [[Wizard\|wizard]] uses [[Exhaust]], which is the special ability of the [[Malevolent Staff]]. If the wizard is Focused at the time, Exhaust will dispel Focus then put the wizard to sleep.

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	At the moment, the only exception to the power of Focus against sleep-inducing abilities is when a [[Wizard\|wizard]] uses [[Exhaust]], which is the special ability of the [[Malevolent Staff]]. If the wizard is Focused at the time, Exhaust will dispel Focus then put the wizard to sleep.		At the moment, the only exception to the power of Focus against sleep-inducing abilities is when a [[Wizard\|wizard]] uses [[Exhaust]], which is the special ability of the [[Malevolent Staff]]. If the wizard is Focused at the time, Exhaust will dispel Focus then put the wizard to sleep.
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−	Focus is a status effect that prevents ~~the affected~~ player from being affected by [[Sleep(Status)\|Sleep]] and [[Confuse(Status)\|Confuse]] abilities used by an enemy or confused ally for three rounds. It is automatically applied to a player after a Sleep or Confuse ability wears off or is dispelled by an ability such as [[Soothe]] or [[Roar]].	+	Focus is a status effect that prevents a player from being affected by most [[Sleep(Status)\|Sleep]] and [[Confuse(Status)\|Confuse]] abilities used by an enemy or confused ally for three rounds. It is automatically applied to a player after a Sleep or Confuse ability wears off or is dispelled by an ability such as [[Soothe]] or [[Roar]].

−	~~One~~ exception to Focus is when a [[Wizard]] uses [[Exhaust]], which is the special ability of the [[Malevolent Staff]]. ~~Even if~~ the ~~Wizard~~ is Focused at the time, Exhaust will put ~~them~~ to sleep.	+	At the moment, the only exception to the power of Focus against sleep-inducing abilities is when a [[Wizard\|wizard]] uses [[Exhaust]], which is the special ability of the [[Malevolent Staff]]. If the wizard is Focused at the time, Exhaust will dispel Focus then put the wizard to sleep.

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−	Focus is a status effect that prevents the affected player from being affected by [[Sleep(Status)\|Sleep]] and [[Confuse(Status)\|Confuse]] abilities used by an enemy of confused ally for three rounds. It is automatically applied to a player after a Sleep or Confuse ability wears off.	+	Focus is a status effect that prevents the affected player from being affected by [[Sleep(Status)\|Sleep]] and [[Confuse(Status)\|Confuse]] abilities used by an enemy or confused ally for three rounds. It is automatically applied to a player after a Sleep or Confuse ability wears off or is dispelled by an ability such as [[Soothe]] or [[Roar]].

	One exception to Focus is when a [[Wizard]] uses [[Exhaust]], which is the special ability of the [[Malevolent Staff]]. Even if the Wizard is Focused at the time, Exhaust will put them to sleep.		One exception to Focus is when a [[Wizard]] uses [[Exhaust]], which is the special ability of the [[Malevolent Staff]]. Even if the Wizard is Focused at the time, Exhaust will put them to sleep.

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−	Focus is a status effect that prevents the affected player from being affected by [[Sleep]] and [[Confuse]] abilities for three rounds. It is automatically applied to a player after a [[~~Sleep~~]] or [[~~Confuse~~]] ability ~~wears off~~.	+	Focus is a status effect that prevents the affected player from being affected by [[Sleep(Status)\|Sleep]] and [[Confuse(Status)\|Confuse]] abilities used by an enemy of confused ally for three rounds. It is automatically applied to a player after a Sleep or Confuse ability wears off.
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		+	One exception to Focus is when a [[Wizard]] uses [[Exhaust]], which is the special ability of the [[Malevolent Staff]]. Even if the Wizard is Focused at the time, Exhaust will put them to sleep.

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