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"NOT AN OVERSIGHT"
I'm not sure about this.
A classic disarm does not mean to make the target confused. Thus, a "disarmed" caster would continue casting spells, while the same caster ht by athropy would wander aimlessly around for one turn.
But when you have atrophy on you, you can still cast spells.
It functions as a disarm. Stops all basic attacks and weapon based skills.
I'm not sure what you mean WinterPheonix, "sleeping arms" is an ability that applies "atrophy" they aren't different status'. Atrophy could be replaced with "disarm".