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{{BehaviorTemplate|Name=Mageness|Targets=MOBs|Usage=(SUBCLASS NAME) (PROFICIENT) (NOSTATS) (NOCOMBATSTAT)
(OFFENSIVE,DEFENSIVE,MIXEDOFFENSIVE,MIXEDDEFENSIVE)|Examples=Mage
Illusionist MIXEDDEFENSIVE|Description=An extension of CombatAbilities, this behavior makes the mob a Mage by class, and gives the mob mage spells appropriate to its level.  After this behavior has triggered, it will often require a RESET for any level changes to the mob to take over.

Use the proficient flag to make all skills at 100% instead of level-based. Use the offensive/.../mixeddefensive flags to influence skill choices. This behavior should not be used WITH any of the other CombatAbilities behaviors, such as [[Fighterness]], [[Bardness]], [[Thiefness]], [[Clericness]], [[Druidness]], or [[CombatAbilities]]. It should be used alone on a mob.

Also, be aware that this behavior will modify the mobs stats to better reflect the class, so any additions or removals of this behavior should be accompanied by a room reset after saving, and manually checking to make sure the combat stats are as desired.}}

===Notes===
*Since Mageness provides all class abilities of a bard (or specified subclass) of the appropriate level, you may consider providing the mob with ONLY the abilities you desire him to use and [CombatAbilities].  
*All forms of Classness (including Mageness) provide the mobs with bonus hit points, movement, attack and mana as if the mob was a character of that class, making the mob slightly more powerful than a mob without classness.  Consider the difficulty of the mob in the area you are building.  It may warrant adjusting the combat stats of the mob or bonus XP through prop_ModExperience.