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Magic integrates with [http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/worldguard/ WorldGuard] 6.2 or above, or older versions of WorldGuard coupled with the [http://jenkins.elmakers.com/job/WGCustomFlags/5/com.mewin%24WGCustomFlags/ WGCustomFlags] plugin to provide region-based control over spells and wands. 

== Region Flag Command ==

Admins can use several custom flags to control how Magic behaves in specific regions. The general command syntax for modifying region flags is like this:

<pre class="">region flag arena -w world blocked-spell-categories master,engineering</pre>
This would modify the &quot;arena&quot; region in world &quot;world&quot; so that any spells in the &quot;master&quot; and &quot;engineering&quot; categories are not allowed.

<pre class="">region flag arena -w world blocked-spells kill,torture</pre>
This works like the other example, but using a specific list of spells instead of categories. Note that spell ''key names'' are used here (as found in configs), not in-game localized names.

== Custom Flags ==

Magic provides the following custom flags:

* '''allowed-spells''' Spells that will be allowed in a region. Takes priority over PvP and build permissions.
* '''blocked-spells''' Spells that are not allowed in a region. Takes priority over allowed-spells.
* '''allowed-spell-categories''' Works like allowed-spells, but using spell categories instead of keys.
* '''blocked-spell-categories''' Works like blocked-spells, but using spell categories instead of keys.
* '''allowed-wands''' Wands that are allowed to be used in a region. Takes priority over wand use permissions.
* '''blocked-wands''' Wands that are not allowed to be used in a region. Takes priority over allowed-wands.
* '''spell-overrides''' Used like the &quot;/wand override&quot; command, can be a powerful tool for making certain spells behave differently in a particular region.
* '''destructible''' Can be used to modify which blocks may be destroyed by spells in a specific region.
* '''reflective''' Can be used to make specific blocks reflective in a region (spells will bounce off of them)

== Wildcards ==

In all cases &quot;*&quot; can be used as a wildcard, meaning &quot;all&quot;. So &quot;/region flag somewhere blocked-spells *&quot; can be used to prevent casting of all spells in a region.

If for some reason you should need it (generally due to overlapping regions) you can use &quot;-&quot; to mean &quot;none&quot;. For example, if you have a region where you want to allow all spells, and then inside of that a higher-priority region where you want to block only specific spells you could do:

<pre class="">/region flag outer allowed-spells *
/region flag inner blocked-spells blink,fling
/region flag inner allowed-spells -</pre>
This will prevent the inner region from inheriting the * from its parent region.