Incapacitation

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Incapacitation is a trait of magic items or spells which signifies they are potentially lethal or disabling in some fashion, enough to quickly and permanently remove an opponent from a combat. However, if the target of such attacks is significantly more powerful than the incapacitation effect used, they have a much better chance of avoiding any consequences of the attack at all.

Examples of such incapacitation effects range from the more benign calm spell to the catastrophic cursed metamorphosis spell.

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