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For questions about the simulation of conflicts between two or more rivals that involve nonphysical forms of competition for influence and social control.
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Can you use Vicious Mockery to win an argument or gain favours?
Not in the way you want it to.
Vicious Mockery isn't just "influence them to be a bit demoralized". If you continue to viciously mock someone, you can literally kill them. It's not so much making y …
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