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No mention of magnetic anti MPAC shields in book 5 either, the only shields that are resistant to MPACs are the Teryon shields but as was mentioned in book 1 they are only resistant to MPACs and will eventually fail under a sustained barrage.

The magnetic shields describe by Tim in book 1 should in theory be more resistant to MPACs and other magnetically contained energy weapons or electrically charged particle weapons than Teryon weapons, at least as was described.

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THese is this idea called plasma windows/ plasma shields, where they create a magnetic field around a ship and fill it with a type of plasma. That wasy the incoming energy/ projectiles are damaged, degraded or destroyed by the plasma in its path.

Psst, fellows, this is supposed to be a 'no spoiler zone' - http://forums.sennadar.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=62

I dont think this counts as spoilers, the books have been out for a while now, and generally people would read them before coming here.

I should return to writing sometime next week. I've not entirely stayed away from writing, however, lol...I did some work on Shifters in a moment of boredom.

On the pokemon front, I've finished the game and now am just going back to catch everything I missed. It was actually fun, and they made it so internet-interactive that it was almost like playing an MMORPG. If this is the template for future 3DS games, then 3DS has a very bright future ahead of it.