Decrease Soul or Power cost by half for skills that are not offensive in nature.

During the rest of the battle, you cannot be controlled.

With this skill you attempt to call forth a power to aide you in combat. You reach forward, attempting to pull forth this power, but nothing comes forth. Instead, your very hands disappear and reappear in the physical realm, multiplied to be in front of every enemy that is present on the battlefield. Your total physical damage when you attack is given to all of the enemy targets.

With this skill you call upon the powers of the light realm for aide. The light responds, granting all of your allies a boost of double their offense and runic power if you agree to sacrifice 20% of your Soul.

With this skill you call upon the spirit realm asking for help. What replies are the damned and lost souls trapped within the Shadow Realm who have long lost their sanity. Their cries and moans affect all but the cleric, causing all to need to make normal mental balance checks. Those who fail to make mental balance checks will be stunned for the first round and need to make normal mental balance checks for every action for the remainder of the duration.

With this summon you call upon the departed lost souls of the world to torment your enemies. Suddenly, your enemies begin hearing voices, feeling sudden temperature shifts, and seeing things which aren't there. This inflicts them with fear and confusion, requiring normal mental balance checks for every action.

With this skill you call upon the spirit of your ancestors to empower you. They do so by making it easier for you to use your skills. If you are are one who has shamed your family or gives no thought to your ancestors, you only get a bonus of 1 to your skill checks. Otherwise, you get a bonus of 1d10.

With this skill you summon the spirits of your ancestors to aid you. Their spiritual energy washes over you increasing all of your traits by 2 (except evade) temporarily. If you are not observant of your ancestors or have dishonored your family, the boost is half that.

With this skill you call upon the goddess of the northern wind to aide you and your allies. She does so by increasing your attack and defense actions of you and your allies by 2. Because Tyria is neutral, she takes some pity on the enemies, doubling their battle movement rates.

With this summon you call upon the power of the god of the east wind to aide you in battle. A harsh wind blows from the east and envelopes the enemy. For the duration of the summon, the enemies must make 1d6 rolls with each hit, with rolling a 5 or 6 causing them to damage themselves instead of their target. Eros is a dark and bitter wind. There is a 75% chance he might ignore you and a 25% chance he might affect you and your allies as well.