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If a creature is Incapable of something, then they are not able to do it even if some effect would otherwise make them able to.

If you're a Duelist and are Incapable of Duel then you are unable to use Duel even though your class grants you that ability.

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	{{Keyword\|name=Incapable\|If ~~you~~ ~~are~~ Incapable of something, then ~~you~~ are not able to do it even if some effect would otherwise make ~~you~~ able to. ~~For instance, if~~ you're a {{L\|Class\|~~Veteran~~}} and are Incapable of {{L\|Ability\|~~Brace~~}} then you are unable to use {{L\|Ability\|~~Brace~~}} even though your class grants you that [[:Category:Abilities\|~~Ability~~]].}}		{{Keyword\|name=Incapable\|If a creature is Incapable of something, then they are not able to do it even if some effect would otherwise make them able to. {{Example\|If you're a {{L\|Class\|Duelist\|Duelist}} and are Incapable of {{L\|Ability\|Duel}} then you are unable to use {{L\|Ability\|Duel}} even though your class grants you that [[:Category:Abilities\|ability]].}} }}