Thus the end result would be a 50% weakness to magic, in this case. Do these two effectively cancel each other out, then? (You'd be taking half of double damage.) I don't know, myself, or I'd post something.- Robin Hood 20:57, 20 March 2007 (EDT) Yes, they would cancel each other out, since both effects work on the same 'actor value', by increasing or decreasing it. A Breton born under The Apprentice, for instance, will simultaneously have Weakness to Magic 100% and Resist Magic 50%. Someone should cover what happens when you have both Weakness to Magic and Resist Magic functioning at the same time.
