Cost
Cost noun - A payment made in the course of achieving a result.
Terms
Terms noun - The amount of money needed to purchase something.
Usage example: he got his new car on excellent terms
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Also, in terms of gameplay mechanics, a higher Faith stat means a character's magic will be stronger (at the cost of taking more damage from it).
Source: God Is Good - They more or less have a rule that any given pair of Riders must fight at least once during the series (preferably more), no matter the cost in terms of character and story consistency.
Source: Conflict Ball - Played straight in the GBA and PSP remakes, which change the magic charge system to a magic point system, and the Antidote and Anti-Stone spells are comically cheap in terms of MP cost.
Source: Antidote Effect
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