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| rdfs:comment | - Scourge of heaven was introduced in the "Invoker Essentials" article by Robert J. Schwalb in Dragon #383. It is rated as average only for the covenant of wrath due to damage output. It is treated as a weak choice for the other two covenants, under the general case of those two covenants being generally weaker. [Charop invoker]
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| Attack | |
| Hit | - 86400.0
- Covenant of Malediction : "The target also takes a −2 penalty to attack rolls until the end of your next turn."
- Covenant of Preservation: "Each ally in the burst gains a +2 power bonus to defenses until the end of your next turn."
- Covenant of Wrath: "The target takes extra damage equal to your Constitution modifier."
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| Range | - area burst 1 within 10 squares
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| Target | - each enemy within the area of effect
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| abstract | - Scourge of heaven was introduced in the "Invoker Essentials" article by Robert J. Schwalb in Dragon #383. It is rated as average only for the covenant of wrath due to damage output. It is treated as a weak choice for the other two covenants, under the general case of those two covenants being generally weaker. [Charop invoker]
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