Even if they don't express it, every creature has its own opinion. Because opinions are quite individual, they often agree or disagree. To achieve unanimity, it is particularly important that opinions would agree, which is why arguments are sought to persuade why one opinion is better than another. And while not everyone can be persuaded and united, when the vast majority usually prevails, those who disagree tend to adapt. But what if someone would deliberately create chaos in the search for a common view? Perhaps this would certainly delay the finding of the common view and frustrate our minds. In the world of Spellfire, there is one feature that causes such chaos so bad that it negatively affects creature's mind. It is known as the Induce Chaos in Opinions, and it is considered a powerful ability that can be used to influence the outcome of battles. This feature is mostly used by those who seek to destabilize their opponents. The ability allows the user to create an area of chaos around their target, which can disrupt the target's ability to think clearly and make decisions. This can often lead to the target making mistakes that can be exploited by the user. In addition, the chaotic nature of the area can also make it difficult for the target to focus and concentrate, which can further hamper their ability to fight effectively. When used properly, this feature can be a devastating ability that can easily turn the tide of battle in the user's favor. However, it should be used with caution, as the chaotic nature of the ability can also backfire on the user if not used properly.