When Spell parry/turning triggers negate spell side-effects

[sekki]

Currently when you parry/turn a spell the spell still applies it’s side effects e.g. capstone and hexes.

I think it would make more sense for this to not apply these effects (as if you had dodged or phased the attack)

- Moishe from Accounting attacked you with an Arctic Bolt spell and hit for 0 points of cold damage. This attack also negated your Invulnerability status effect and replaced it with the Drained status effect for 10 status ticks. The attack left a lingering chill! Your familiarity spells allowed you to reflexively nullify the arcane energies. You spent 1 Magic Point. (2022-06-03 21:10:31).

[sekki]

Oh I’d also like to suggest (if it’s not already the case) that when a spell with effects is turned it applies those effects to the caster .

[Goliath]

Oh I’d also like to suggest (if it’s not already the case) that when a spell with effects is turned it applies those effects to the caster .

The caster is immune to the effects as it has maxed spell affinity.

[sekki]

Wait, I thought that resistance conferred immunity, and spell mastery doesn't give you resistance just soak?

Though even if so there are other effects (like hex!) which could also be turned.

[Goliath]

Tbf, I'm not entirely sure, plus the wiki isn't quite clear.