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You have an attack that causes a baneful, ''nondamaging'' effect: blindness, paralysis, weakness, etc. This might be an ultra-tech beam weapon, a chemical spray, a supernatural gaze attack, or almost anything else. Specify the details when you buy the advantage.

By default, Affliction is a ranged attack with [[Range|1/2D 10]], Max 100, [[Acc]] 3, [[RoF]] 1, [[Shots]] N/A, and [[Recoil]] 1, although you can apply [[modifiers]] to change these statistics.


If you hit, your victim gets a [[HT]]+1 roll to resist. Apply a penalty equal to the level of the Affliction (so Affliction 1 gives an unmodified HT roll). The victim gets a bonus equal to his DR unless the Affliction has one of the following modifiers: [[Blood Agent]], [[Contact Agent]], [[Cosmic]], [[Follow-Up]], [[Malediction]], [[Respiratory Agent]] or [[Sense-Based]]. To reduce the effects of [[DR]], add the [[Armor Divisor]] enhancement. The victim gets a further +3 if he is beyond 1/2D range.

If the victim makes his HT roll, he is unaffected. If he fails, he suffers the effects of the Affliction. By default, he is [[stunned]]. He may roll vs. HT+1 once per second to recover, but once again at a penalty equal to the level of the Affliction (DR has no effect on this roll).

If your Affliction causes an effect other than stunning, this is a special enhancement (see below). You can inflict more than one effect by giving your Affliction multiple special enhancements. These effects occur simultaneously, except where noted.

Successive Afflictions that produce the same effects are not normally cumulative. Use the single worst effect.

Use the special enhancements below to create specific Afflictions. Many Attack [[Enhancements]] and [[Limitations]] are also logical. For instance, a blinding flash is [[Sense-Based]]; most drugs have [[Follow-Up]], [[Blood Agent]], or [[Contact Agent]]; supernatural attacks like the "evil eye" use [[Malediction]]; and touch attacks call for [[Melee Attack]].

If an Affliction produces two or more effects due to the special enhancements below, some of these effects may be  ''secondary''. Secondary effects occur only if the victim fails his HT roll by 5 or more or rolls a critical failure. A secondary effect is worth 1/5 as much; e.g., [[#Heart Attack|Secondary Heart Attack]] is +60% rather than +300%.

Once you have chosen all the modifiers on your Affliction, describe the nature of the attack as detailed for [[Innate Attack]].

==Special Enhancements==
===Advantage===
The victim immediately experiences the effects of a specific physical or mental advantage. Advantages with instantaneous effects affect the target ''once'', as soon as he is hit, if he fails his HT roll; e.g., [[Warp]] immediately teleports the subject. Advantages that can be switched on and off (such as Insubstantiality) are automatically "on" for one minute per point by which the victim fails his HT roll, and are ''not'' under the subject's control. This is worth +10% per point the advantage is worth; e.g., [[Insubstantiality]] would be +800%! If the advantage comes in levels, specify the level.
===Attribute Penalty===
The victim suffers ''temporary'' attribute loss. This is +5% per -1 to [[ST]] or [[HT]], or +10% per -1 to [[DX]] or [[IQ]]. For instance, an attack that caused DX-3 and IQ-2 would be +50%. Lower all skills based on reduced attributes by a like amount. ST penalties also reduce BL and damage, while IQ reductions also apply to [[Will]] and [[Perception]]. Secondary characteristics are not otherwise affected; for instance, HT reduction does not affect [[Basic Speed]] or [[FP]]. Penalties last for one minute per point by which the victim fails his HT roll.
===Coma===
The victim collapses, profoundly unconscious, and will likely die in days unless treated; see [[Mortal Conditions]]. ''+250%.''
===Cumulative===
Repeated attacks  are cumulative! You must take this in conjunction with Attribute Penalty, or with an Advantage, Disadvantage, or Negated Advantage Enhancement that inflicts a "leveled" trait. ''+400%.''
===Disadvantage===
The victim temporarily gains one or more specific physical or mental disadvantages (but not self-imposed mental disadvantages). This is worth +1% per point the temporary disadvantages are worth; e.g., [[Paranoia]] [-10] is worth +10%. If a disadvantage comes in levels, specify the level. The disadvantages last for one minute per point by which the victim fails his HT roll.
===Heart Attack===
The victim suffers an incapacitating heart attack, and will die in minutes unless treated; see [[Mortal Conditions]]. +300%.
===Incapacitation===
The victim is incapacitated for a number of minutes equal to the margin of failure on his HT roll. After that, he is [[stunned]] until he can make a HT roll (roll once per second). If you combine Incapacitation with other effects (such as Irritant), those effects occur after the Incapacitation wears off; they replace the stunning and last for the same length of time the Incapacitation did. Incapacitation can take the form of any of the following: [[Daze]], ''+50%''; [[Hallucinating]], ''+50%''; [[Retching]], ''+50%''; [[Agony]], ''+100%''; [[Choking]], ''+100%''; [[Ecstasy]], +100%; [[Seizure]], ''+100%''; [[Paralysis]], ''+150%''; [[Sleep]], ''+150%''; or [[Unconsciousness]], ''+200%''. See [[Incapacitating Conditions]] for the game effects.
===Irritant===
The victim suffers an impairing but non-incapacitating condition instead of being stunned. It lasts for a number of minutes equal to the margin of failure on his HT roll. The possibilities are [[Tipsy]] ''+10%''; [[Coughing]], ''+20%''; [[Drunk]], ''+20%''; [[Moderate Pain]], ''+20%''; [[Euphoria]], ''+30%''; [[Nauseated]], ''+30%''; [[Severe Pain]],+40%; or [[Terrible Pain]], ''+60%''. For definitions, see [[Irritating Conditions]].
===Negated Advantage===
The victim loses a specific advantage for one minute per point by which he failed his HT roll. There is no effect if the victim lacks that advantage! This enhancement is worth ''+1%'' per point the advantage is worth. If the advantage comes in levels, you must specify the level negated.
===Stunning===
May only accompany Advantage, Attribute Penalty, Disadvantage, or Negated Advantage. If the victim fails to resist, he is [[stunned]] (per an unmodified Affliction) in addition to the effects of the other enhancement(s). ''+10%.''

==Powers Book==
Affliction covers any attack that causes an effect other than injury (see [[Innate Attack]]) or physical restraint (see [[Binding]]). General forms of Affliction often seen in fiction include:
:''Beam:'' A ranged attack that affects one target; e.g., a paralysis beam or a shrinking ray. This is the most basic form of Affliction. It's especially suitable for supers, gods, and ultra-tech beam weapons. Roll against Innate Attack (Beam) to hit.
:''Curse:'' Fantasy and horror Afflictions are more often "spells" than "bolts of power," with the attacker calling upon supernatural forces to weaken or incapacitate his foe. The only requirement is [[Malediction]] 1 (+100%). To simulate spells, add suitable levels of [[Costs Fatigue]] (-5%/level) and [[Takes Extra Time]] (-10%/level). Most mental effects are [[Based on Will]] (+20%). There's never any roll to hit; Maledictions use a [[Will]] roll instead.
:''Field:'' The user constantly emits a baneful effect; e.g., a demon might cause those who approach too closely to suffer [[Agony]] (+100%). If he affects everyone around him once, when they first come within range, take [[Area Effect]] (+50%/level) and [[Emanation]] (-20%). If he automatically attacks anyone he touches or who touches him  each time he makes contact, use [[Aura]] (+80%) and [[Melee Attack]] (-30%) instead. In either case, add [[Always On]]. This is a -10% limitation, as Afflictions are socially inconvenient but not physically troublesome for the user. No roll to hit is required, but those with [[Aura]] can actively try to affect a victim by making a melee attack.
:''Gas:'' Sleeping gas, paralysis gas, and the like. Such Afflictions have [[Area Effect]] (+50%/level) and one of [[Respiratory Agent]] (+50%), [[Blood Agent]] (+100%), or [[Contact Agent]] (+150%). For a mobile gas cloud, add [[Drifting]] (+20%) and [[Persistent]] (+40%). A gas that surrounds the attacker has [[Emanation]] (-20%) instead. Insidious gases have [[No Signature]] (+20%) and possibly [[Onset (variable)]]. There's no roll to hit; gas has a chance of affecting everyone exposed to it.
:''Gaze:'' A gaze is a common vehicle for supernatural Afflictions. For instance, a hypnotic gaze might cause the target to sleep. If the gaze works on any target the attacker can see, it has the [[Vision-Based]] enhancement (+150%). Roll against [[Innate Attack]] (Gaze) to hit. Gaze attacks by fantasy monsters tend to be short-ranged and curse-like; apply [[Malediction]] 1 (+100%) and the [[Vision-Based]] limitation (-20%) instead. To affect the target, make the usual [[Will]] roll for Malediction.
:''Mental Blast:'' Direct mind-to-mind attacks that stun or daze are common psi abilities. Such Afflictions have [[Malediction]] 2 (+150%) and [[Based on Will]] (+20%). If the attack is  totally undetectable, add [[No Signature]] (+20%). As with all [[Malediction]]s, the only roll required is a [[Will]] roll.
:''Sensory Attack:'' Some Afflictions affect everyone nearby though their senses. Such attacks have [[Area Effect]] (+50%/level) and [[Emanation]] (-20%). Bright flashes are [[Vision-Based]] (+150%), with a [[Disadvantage]] enhancement that inflicts [[Blindness]] (+50%); howls, thunderclaps, etc., are [[Hearing-Based]] (+150%), and cause [[Deafness]] (+20%). As with gas, no roll to hit is necessary – everyone in the area is exposed.
:''Touch:'' Monsters, wizards, and supers often have to touch those they wish to afflict. The simplest form of this is [[Melee Attack]] (-30%). Attacks that must touch bare skin or an open wound have [[Contact Agent]] (-30%) or [[Blood Agent]] (-40%), respectively, while supernatural attacks that bypass [[DR]] get [[Malediction]] 1 (+100%). Make an unarmed melee attack to hit. For Malediction, roll the [[Quick Contest]] to see if the Affliction works only after scoring a hit.
:''Venom:'' Toxins often cause weakness, paralysis, unconsciousness, coma, or heart attack. Those borne on fangs, claws, etc. have [[Follow-Up]] (+0%), while poisonous spray or spit has [[Contact Agent]] (-30%) or [[Blood Agent]] (-40%). Many poisons take time to work; if so, add [[Onset (variable)]]. Make a melee attack to hit with a natural weapon. Roll against [[Innate Attack]] (Breath) to hit with spray or spit.

Afflictions that do more than stun have special enhancements, too. Effects might be inconvenient ([[Irritant]], [[Negated Advantage]], or modest levels of [[Attribute Penalty]] or [[Disadvantage]]), crippling ([[Incapacitation]], or extreme levels of [[Attribute Penalty]] or [[Disadvantage]]), or lethal ([[Coma]] or [[Heart Attack]]). Note that [[Choking]] isn't usually lethal – it responds to mundane treatment that takes two seconds and a [[First Aid]] roll (artificial respiration, oxygen mask, Heimlich maneuver, etc., depending on "special effects").

The Advantage enhancement is a special case. It's useful for specialized attacks; for instance, it might shrink the target ([[Shrinking]], +50%/level) or turn him into a specter ([[Insubstantiality]], +800%). However, it's also a key element of many beneficial abilities, which use special rules; see [[Beneficial Afflictions]].

Remember that an Affliction can have multiple effects. If an effect applies only if the victim fails his [[HT]] roll by 5+ or rolls a critical failure, it's "secondary" and worth 1/5 as much. If the GM wishes, effects that require a critical success on the user's roll (attack roll, [[Will]] roll for [[Malediction]], etc.) can also be secondary.

Finally, note that it's often more cost-effective to add the [[Malediction]] enhancement than to buy high levels of Affliction. Against a high-[[HT]] target, a [[Quick Contest]] of [[Will]] vs. [[HT]] is more likely to succeed than an unopposed HT roll (even at a penalty) is to fail.
====Alternatives====
An [[Innate Attack]] with the [[Side Effect]] or [[Symptoms]] enhancement  can have Affliction-like effects in addition to damage. Side Effect is better than Affliction for simulating "reduced lethality" weapons. Symptoms are generally superior for poisons and diseases that incapacitate with only moderate injury. Healers should note that the [[Healing]] advantage costs far less than Affliction with Advantage, [[Regeneration]].
====New Special Enhancement====
:''Negated Disadvantage:'' The victim loses a specific disadvantage for one minute per point by which he fails his HT roll. If he lacks that disadvantage, there's no effect. This is worth +10% per point the disadvantage is worth. If the disadvantage comes in levels, specify the level negated.
====Powering Up====
Most powers can justify some kind of Affliction. Even wholly beneficial powers – [[Psychic Healing]], the divine power of the God of Medicine, etc. – are likely to include Afflictions enhanced with [[Advantage]] or [[Negated Disadvantage]], or with [[Ecstasy]], [[Sleep]], or [[Unconsciousness]] for use as an anesthetic. [[Talent]] gives a bonus to rolls to hit with Afflictions, and  benefits [[Will]] rolls in the case of [[Malediction]].
==Optional Rules for Afflictions==
Afflictions don’t have to do bad things to living targets. These rules address two common exceptions.
===Beneficial Afflictions===
If an Affliction's effects are so unquestionably positive that no one would ever object to them, the GM may reverse the sign of the [[HT]] modifier; e.g., Affliction 3 gives a HT+2 roll instead of a HT-2 roll. Duration becomes minutes equal to the subject's margin of success, not his margin of failure.

If such an Affliction has [[Malediction]], the subject can waive his right to resist. The ability works if the user can make an unopposed [[Will]] roll (at the usual range penalties). In this case, duration in minutes equals the user's margin of success.
===Afflictions and Inanimate Targets===
An Affliction can affect anything with a [[HT]] score...if the target is susceptible to its effects. Most inanimate objects – including all machines – have [[Immunity to Metabolic Hazards]]. This stops most Afflictions, with two exceptions.

Afflictions restricted to inanimate targets via [[Accessibility]] modifiers (such as "Only on Electrical") affect those objects instead of living beings. This is only acceptable in conjunction with effects that make sense for the intended targets. You could render a machine "unconscious" by cutting its power, but you couldn't inflict nausea. Afflictions that cause [[Invisibility]], [[Shrinking]], and other transformations through the Advantage modifier affect everything. To prevent those with low levels from zapping planets, the GM should let unliving, homogenous, and diffuse targets add their [[SM]] to their resistance roll (an Earth-sized planet is [[SM]] +43). If modified [[HT]] comes to 21+ after applying [[SM]] and the Affliction's [[HT]] modifier, resistance is automatic – nothing happens.

==Horror: Affliction==
Most Things that drive men mad can be modeled with [[Terror]], but for some, Affliction is a better fit. For example, monsters that always cause the same sort of insanity – Gray aliens inducing "screen memory" [[Delusions]], incubi triggering [[Lecherousness]], or a "rage virus" turning its victims [[Berserk]] – have Affliction with the [[Enhancements#Disadvantage|Disadvantage enhancement]]. Likewise, if whatever personal madness the creature invokes always manifests with the same incapacitating symptom – [[Daze]], [[Hallucinating]], [[Paralysis]], [[Seizure]], or fainting [[Unconscious]] – then this is Affliction enhanced with [[Incapacitation]]. In most such cases, this advantage also carries the [[Based On Will]] (or [[Based on IQ|IQ]]) enhancement, although a fungoid monster might give off clouds of hallucinatory spores resistible with [[HT]], like normal Afflictions.

===Some Sample Afflictions===
====Curse (+365%):====
[[Affliction]] 1 ([[Based on Will]], +20%; [[Enhancements#Disadvantage|Disadvantage]], [[Cursed]], +75%; [[Extended Duration]], Permanent, +150%; [[Malediction]] 1, +100%; [[No Signature]], +20%) [47].

Notes: Roll [[Will]] vs. subject's [[Will]]. Victory curses the victim until he achieves a notable success...at which time his success and the curse both evaporate. {{47 points}}.
====Gaudivore (+191%/+175%):====
[[Affliction]] 1 ([[Based on Will]], +20%; [[Enhancements#Disadvantage|Disadvantage]]: [[Killjoy]], +15%; [[Extended Duration]], 10&times;, +40%; [[Link]], +10%; [[Malediction]] 1, +100%; [[Secondary Disadvantage]], [[Chronic Depression]] (6), +6%) [30] + [[Leech]] 1 ([[Accelerated Healing]], +25%; [[Link]], +10%; [[Malediction]] 1, +100%; Only Joy, -50%; [[Ranged]], +40%; [[Steal FP]], +50%) [69].

Notes: This attack drains the target's joy, transferring it to the attacker as [[FP]]. Roll [[Will]] vs. subject's [[Will]]; the attacker has -1 per yard of distance to his target. Victory means the victim loses the ability to experience pleasure for 10 minutes times the attacker's margin of victory; victory by 5+ means the target is depressed to the point of total apathy for the same period. In addition to these effects, the attacker can steal total [[FP]] (or [[HP]], if the victim is at 0 [[FP]]) equal to his margin of victory, at the rate of 1 [[FP]] per second after the attack, without needing to roll again. These heal his [[FP]]. This is the only way he can use the included [[Leech]] advantage. {{99 points}}.
====Horrifying Window (+140%/+320%):====
[[Affliction]] 1 ([[Always On]], -20%; [[Based on Will]], +20%; [[Hallucinating]], +50%; [[Link]], +10%; [[Malediction]] 1, +100%; [[No Signature]], +20%; [[Trigger]], Psionic Contact, -40%) [24] + [[Affliction]] 1 ([[Always On]], -20%; [[Based on Will]], +20%; [[Extended Duration]], 10&times;, +40%; [[Link]], +10%; [[Malediction]] 1, +100%; [[No Signature]], +20%; [[Onset]], -10%; [[Trigger]], Nightmarish Vision, -40%; [[Unconsciousness]], +200%) [42].

Notes: Excellent for Things Man Was Not Meant To Know, tormented ghosts or demons, and other outsiders! When someone makes telepathic contact with the Thing, he must roll [[Will]] vs. its [[Will]]. If he loses, he receives a nightmarish vision of the Thing's reality that lasts for minutes equal to his margin of loss. When this ends, reroll the [[Quick Contest]]; loss here means he faints away for 10 minutes times his margin of loss. {{66 points}}.
====Leprous Touch (+135%):====
[[Affliction]] 1 ([[Contact Agent]], -30%; [[Enhancements#Disadvantage|Disadvantage]], [[Terminally Ill]], Up to two years, +50%; [[Extended Duration]], Permanent, +150%; [[Melee Attack]], [[Reach]] [[C]], [[Cannot Parry]], -35%) [24].

Notes: The attacker must touch his target's bare skin. The victim gets a [[HT]] roll to resist. Failure means he contracts leprosy. The touch leaves a dead, white mark. {{24 points}}.
====Memory Wipe (+280%):====
[[Affliction]] 1 ([[Based on Will]], +20%; [[Enhancements#Disadvantage|Disadvantage]], [[Delusion]], Significant Memory, +10%; [[Extended Duration]], Permanent, +150%; [[Malediction]] 1, +100%; [[No Signature]], +20%; [[Psionic]], -10%; Selective Effect, +20%; [[Takes Extra Time]] 3, -30%) [38].

Notes: The attacker must concentrate on his target for 8 seconds and then roll [[Will]] vs. subject's [[Will]]. Victory lets him edit the victim's memories, replacing them with [[False Memories]]. Selective Effect enables specific edits. To undo this effect, use shock therapy, hypnotism, [[Mind Control]] with Conditioning...or another Memory Wipe. {{38 points}}.
====Minor Curse (+200%):====
[[Affliction]] 1 ([[Based on Will]], +20%; [[Costs Fatigue]], 2 [[FP]], -10%; [[Enhancements#Disadvantage|Disadvantage]], [[Unluckiness]], +10%; [[Extended Duration]], 30&times;, +60%; [[Malediction]] 1, +100%; [[No Signature]], +20%) [30].

Notes: Pay 2 [[FP]] and roll [[Will]] vs. subject's [[Will]]. The victim suffers from bad luck for 30 minutes times his margin of loss. {{30 points}}.

====Nightmare (+80%):====
[[Affliction]] 1 ([[Accessibility]], Only on sleeping subjects, -20%; [[Based on IQ]], +20%; [[Contact Agent]], -30%; [[Disadvantage]], [[Nightmares]] (6), +10%; [[Malediction]] 1, +100%) [18].

Notes: The attacker must touch his sleeping target's bare skin and roll [[Will]] vs. subject's [[IQ]]. A victim who knows [[Dreaming]] may resist with that skill instead. If the sleeper loses, he suffers nightmares and must attempt a self-control roll. On a 7+, he loses 1 [[FP]] the next morning and may suffer worse effects; see [[Nightmares]]. {{18 points}}.
====Paralyzing Touch (+155%):====
[[Affliction]] 1 ([[Extended Duration]], 3&times;, +20%; [[Melee Attack]], [[Reach]] [[C]], [[Cannot Parry]], -35%; Paralysis, +150%; Selective Effect, +20%) [26].

Notes: The victim must roll against [[HT]] if touched; [[DR]] gives its usual bonus. Failure means he suffers paralysis for three minutes times his margin of failure. Selective Effect lets the attacker touch specific hit locations in order to paralyze them. {{26 points}}.
====Sleep (+370%):====
[[Affliction]] 1 ([[Based on Will]], +20%; [[Contact Agent]], -30%; [[Extended Duration]], 100&times;, +80%; [[Malediction]] 1, +100%; [[Unconsciousness]], +200%) [47].

Notes: The attacker must touch his target's bare skin and roll [[Will]] vs. subject's [[Will]]. The victim falls into a deep slumber and cannot be awakened for 100 minutes times the attacker's margin of victory (e.g., five hours, if the attacker wins by 3). {{47 points}}.
===Higher Level Afflictions===
Afflictions can come in higher levels, giving -1 to resist per level past the first. Don't simply multiply cost by level, though! Apply the parenthetical modifiers above to the 10 points/level for Affliction. For example:
* Leprous Touch 2 [47] (not [48]) makes the resistance roll [[HT]]-1.
* Memory Wipe 3 [114] means the victim resists with [[Will]]-2.
* Nightmare 3 [54] means the victim resists with [[IQ]]-2 or [[Dreaming]]-2.
* Paralyzing Touch 2 [51] (not [52]) makes the resistance roll [[HT]]-1.
===Additional Variations===
Additional variations are possible. Consider these two for [[Horrifying Window]] or [[Memory Wipe]]:
====Blasphemously Horrifying Window:====
[[Affliction]] 1 ([[Horrifying Window]], +140%) [24] + [[Affliction]] 3 ([[Horrifying Window]], +320%) [126].

Notes: This befits a normally psionic Thing from a particularly horrifying dimension, or a demon with more imagination than power. The victim's initial resistance roll is at full [[Will]], but he resists fainting at Will-2. {{150 points}}.
====Horrifying Wide Window:====
[[Affliction]] 3 ([[Horrifying Window]], +140%) [72] + [[Affliction]] 1 ([[Horrifying Window]], +320%) [42].

Notes: By contrast, this models a Thing with a greater psionic strength than even its (usually) enormous [[Will]] indicates, but from a "normal" hell-dimension. The victim's initial resistance roll is at [[Will]]-2, but he resists fainting at full [[Will]]. {{114 points}}.
====Memory Wipe Gizmo (+225%):====
[[Affliction]] 3 ([[Based on Will]], +20%; [[Breakable]], [[DR]] 6, [[Machine]], [[SM]] -9, -15%; [[Can Be Stolen]], [[Quick Contest]] of [[ST]], -30%; [[Enhancements#Disadvantage|Disadvantage]], [[Delusion]], Significant Memory, +10%; [[Extended Duration]], Permanent, +150%; [[Malediction]] 1, +100%; [[No Signature]], +20%; [[Selective Effect]], +20%; [[Takes Extra Time]] 3, -30%; [[Vision-Based]], -20%) [98].

Notes: The attacker must shine this tiny wand's light into the victim's eyes for 8 seconds and
roll [[Will]] vs. subject's [[Will]]-2. {{98 points}}.
====Memory Wipe Mantra (+250%):====
[[Affliction]] 2 ([[Based on Will]], +20%; [[Enhancements#Disadvantage|Disadvantage]], [[Delusion]], Significant Memory, +10%; [[Extended Duration]], Permanent, +150%; [[Hearing-Based]], -20%; [[Malediction]] 1, +100%; [[No Signature]], +20%; [[Selective Effect]], +20%; [[Takes Extra Time]] 3, -30%; [[Vision-Based]], -20%) [70].

Notes: The attacker must make eye contact and program the memetic "screen memory" in a specific intonation for 8 seconds, and then roll [[Will]] vs. subject's [[Will]]-1. {{70 points}}.

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