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=== Line of Forbiddance === [[File: Line of Forbiddance.svg\|thumb\|250px]] A Lines of Forbiddance ~~are~~is a defensive line that projects an impenetrable plane perpendicular to the surface it is drawn on. Not even the Rithmatist who drew it is able to cross it.{{ref\|name=linesofforbiddance}} The strength of a Line of Forbiddance is determined by its straightness; the straighter the line is, the stronger it is. The line's thickness determines the height of the invisible plane it produces above it.{{ref\|name=linestrengths}} A well-drawn Line of Forbiddance can stop bullets and, in some cases, cannonballs.{{book ref\|Rithmatist\|15}} Since Lines of Forbiddance are resistant to being moved by Lines of Vigor, they are useful in anchoring Lines of Warding against being moved. Often a Rithmatist will use a Line of Forbiddance to connect two of a circle's bindpoints.{{ref\|name=anchoring}} It takes about four seconds for a Rithmatist to dismiss a Line of Forbiddance.{{ref\|name=linesofforbiddance}} A "Mark's Cross" is a set of perpendicular Lines of Forbiddance in a four-point circle. It can be attached to a bindpoint of a larger circle for support.{{ref\|name=sumsion}} A Line of vigor bounces off of a Line of Forbiddance. However, a Line of Forbiddance can only take about 10 Line of Vigor hits before it is destroyed (pg. 156). The material that a line of Forbiddance is drawn on can affect its stability (e.g., more durable surfaces form stronger lines) (pg. 257). Lines of Forbiddance are weakest at the corners if they are joined together (pg. 138). === Line of Vigor ===

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