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They seem similar so idk
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Does resisting power nullification allows you to resist Statistics Reduction?
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Power nullification is usually the removal of a specific ability, while statistics reduction is making someone weaker.
I’m finna explain this in Pokémon terms: Power nullification is disable, which makes it so that a mon can’t use a specific move, while statistics reduction is a move like string shot, which directly decreases a certain stat (speed in this case).
I would say no, they are too different.
I’m finna explain this in Pokémon terms: Power nullification is disable, which makes it so that a mon can’t use a specific move, while statistics reduction is a move like string shot, which directly decreases a certain stat (speed in this case).
I would say no, they are too different.
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Uh no. Power Nullification is an ability that can cancel the effects of another, which does not allow to resist the effects of Statistics Reduction. There should be feats showing that the character's Power Nullification can cancel Statistics Reduction, otherwise no.
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