Abscond seems to have an extra bit of text.

[Daniel-Soham]

Describe the bug If you were hit by an attack, attacks made against you are made with disadvantage until the start of your next turn, including the triggering attack. You can do so after the roll but before any effects of the roll occur.

If the roll already has disadvantage, you cannot apply another instance of disadvantage and you must use this before the roll to cancel out any disadvantage.

The bolded section does not appear to belong there as this spell is only about giving your enemies disadvantage and doesn't appear to cancel disadvantage in any situations

Link https://www.kryxrpg.com/spells/abscond

[mlenser]

Abscond does give the triggering attack disadvantage:

If you were hit by an attack, attacks made against you are made with disadvantage until the start of your next turn, including the triggering attack.

Averting Gust and Memory of One Thousand Steps have similar wording

[Daniel-Soham]

It's the bolded test that is the problem.

and you must use this before the roll to cancel out any disadvantage.

You can't use the spell to cancel disadvantage. It causes disadvantage in your enemies. It can't cancel disadvantage.

[Daniel-Soham]

Perhaps it should say to cancel out any advantage.

[Marcloure]

Yeah, I think the idea is that if the attack has advantage, you need to use before the roll to cancel it, not after the roll is made

[Daniel-Soham]

Even that can't be relevant though because you use this reaction after you are hit so you can't actually use it before the roll. I think the bolded text just isn't relevant to this specific spell.

[mlenser]

You use the reaction which forces a reroll. The wording is wonky, but that's the effect.

[Daniel-Soham]

The intended effect seems clear enough but the bolded text is incorrect.

[mlenser]

https://github.com/mlenser/kryx-rpg-issues/issues/1023