This Technique creates an event-horizon that cloaks the caster allowing the user to dislocate any attack ( physical, magical or psychic)upon contact with the cloak to a pocket dimension! If the attack is larger than the caster's body Only the part of the attack that would contact the caster's body is dislocated. If a giant mace would strike the caster with the middle of the mace the middle of the mace would be dislocated causing the end to fall to the ground as a result of the middle being dislocated. Only the powers of a deity or the most powerful artifact level magic items can resist the dislocation of the spell, anything else including lifeforms( living or dead or undead) is subject to the Divine Blink. If a troll tried to bite the caster's head off instead every part of it's jaw, teeth, tongue, and lips(even its spit or venom)that would come it to contact with the space that the caster is occupying would be dislocated. The dislocation causes no pain and doesn't collide or stop the attacks it just shifts them meaning that in the pocket dimension the parts of the trolls mouth that would contact the caster will collide as if the troll bit down hard on nothing at all as would the rest of it's mouth. It would then take a moment to realize that it could not feel part of its face and that the blood it was tasting was it's own. It then would look and see the caster perfectly fine, and feel it new horrific gaping cleft with is hands. Confused and enraged it would try to stomp on the caster only to see the caster cut through its foot and lower leg as if it had stomped on an explosion! This spell has no cooldown time and is unaffected by any spell or ability that would stop the activation or the dislocation of this spell, except for those of a Power or the most powerful artifact level magic items. This spell may only be used if the caster has mastered the spell Divinity's Presence and can not be copied or reproduced by anything that has not mastered Divinity's Presence!
* - which you take when you are attacked ** - (Divinity's Presence)
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