Unmaking is a battle spell of Pyre, the affinity of fire, destruction and war. It does not burn or strike. Before battle, it undoes creatures in one enemy company, selected by chance, outright. Their strength does not matter. How many it takes grows with the caster's realm, and the card shows how many. Like any battle spell, it must still get past the ward, the resistance of its affinity and the creature's own resistance. From a shard of another affinity, it takes fewer.
Undon, the Unmaker, who holds this affinity, sealed on one term: no sealing lasts. Since the Breaking, every Unsealing unmakes the whole Hallow. Sealborn of Pyre say this spell is the Unsealing in small, the same end let into a single company. They do not say it happily. Many of them have woken in a new world more than once, and each time they have had to press this spell into an empty shard again.
What Undon, the Unmaker wants in the end is not known.
Player-visible facts
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Base mana per cast | 40000 |
| Turns per cast | 0 |
| Type | battle |
Current costs and availability come from your legal actions. Affinity and active effects can change the base cost.