Effect
Wield
Wield verb - To bring to bear especially forcefully or effectively.
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Nearby Word: wielding
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Many wizards appear to be mutant humans, although it is not clear whether their mutations are the reason for their ability to wield magic or a side-effect of it.
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Wither skeletons spawn in Nether fortresses, wield swords instead of bows, and can cause the "wither" effect (which is similar to poison but less severe and also obscures the player's health meter).
Source: Underground Monkey -
However, given the power that mages can wield in the game, a tightly packed formation could be obliterated with a few area-effect spells.
Source: Call That a Formation?
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