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◄ Back to Skills Overview

Provocation allows you to provoke two creatures to attack each other. You can also taunt creatures to attack yourself as well.

Training Provocation

In order to train Provocation, you can use The Bard's Table to determine the appropriate monsters to train on as per your current skill level.

See Also: Discordance