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I've just discovered the hard way that Athena's wisdom does not work on attacks that already have a divine power enacted on them. Am I the only one who thinks this is stupid?
This is a great advantage to all attacking divine powers and a great disadvantage to all defending divine powers, as the attacker can cast his divine power right after sending the attack while the defender will most likely take some time to see the incoming attack and cast and won't be able to do so if the attacker has already done it.
I think this one divine power per attack rule shouldn't exist. If the problem is casting the same power multiple times on the same attack, then just make divine powers non-stackable.
This is a great advantage to all attacking divine powers and a great disadvantage to all defending divine powers, as the attacker can cast his divine power right after sending the attack while the defender will most likely take some time to see the incoming attack and cast and won't be able to do so if the attacker has already done it.
I think this one divine power per attack rule shouldn't exist. If the problem is casting the same power multiple times on the same attack, then just make divine powers non-stackable.