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Failed rolls do not end the effect. Additionally, if a creature fails their attack roll or contest, you may make an attack as a reaction against the target.

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	Failed rolls do not end the effect. Additionally, if a creature fails their attack roll or contest, you may make an attack as a reaction against the target.		Failed rolls do not end the effect. Additionally, if a creature fails their [[attack]] roll or contest, you may make an [[attack]] as a [[reaction]] against the target.