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|author_name=MisterSinister
|contributors=Havvy
|date_created=April 17th, 2011
|status=Finished
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<onlyinclude>{{3.5e Maneuver
|name=Diagonal Argument Proof
|discipline=Infinite Lotus
|type=Boost
|desc=
|lvl=3
|prereq=
|initiation=swift
|range=Personal
|tsea=t
|subj=You
|dur=1 round (see text)
|save=None
|summary=Empower your own abilities with diagonal argument logic.
|fluff=The diagonal argument, one of the most powerful logical tools devised by Gautama Chandraprasad to prove to those that doubted him that numbers are infinite, even within a finite boundary, is at the same time beautifully simple and incredibly potent. Once the student has grasped its most profound implications, they can call upon it to force through their own capabilities.
|text=After initiating this maneuver, provided that you make a d20 roll within 1 round, instead of rolling, you can choose to set its result to 10 + 1/2 your initiator level. You can only choose to affect one roll (after which this maneuver has no effect), but this can be any roll you make before your next turn. Setting a roll in this way doesn't require an action.
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