Does "immune to non-aggravated damage" beat "damage
cannot be prevented"? This is important to, for example,
the Ex Nihilo/Weather Control concept.
thanks,
Josh
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duff...@bls.gov (Joshua Duffin) wrote:
>Does "immune to non-aggravated damage" beat "damage
>cannot be prevented"? This is important to, for example,
>the Ex Nihilo/Weather Control concept.
The two are not at odds, no. The damage is unpreventable and is not
prevented. It is then ignored.
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