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This special spell calls upon the positive source of death, the Serenity. The mage uses his or her connection to the Serenity to call for assistance. The Serenity sends its power through the mage to cast the spell. When this spell is cast, the single target is surrounded in serenity. But, suddenly, amidst the calm, the target can feel horrible injuries ripping into the targets body. Serenity releases the target and the damage of 4d10 + 2 is done.
This terrible spell inflicts its target with a temporary version of the terrible Bitterwood Plague. Bitterwood so got its name because its victims would find parts of themselves rotting and falling away as if the target were a decaying tree. Bitterwood causes the host body to think that it is dead by cutting off any signal that the body is alive, so it quickly enters into a state of decay. It starts small with patches of skin, turning black, fingers and toes turning black and falling off, hair falling out. Luckily for the victim of this spell, it does not go beyond that point. However, the pain from each event and the rigor mortise setting in is incredibly painful. With the rigor mortise, the target's movement slows by 2 each round. The target also experiences 9d4 vitality damage. By round 2 the target looses 1 finger, round 3 1 toe, this changing between finger and toe each round. When the target looses more than 2 toes on one foot, the target must make normal balance checks each round. When the target looses more than 3 fingers on the weapon holding hand, the target must make hard grip checks to keep its weapon.
With this spell the area of your choosing becomes corrupted by decay. Anyone, friend or foe, that find themselves in this field loose 2d20 as a percentage of current Vitality and Power.
This spell can only work if your party is outnumbered. This spell counts the amount of companions with you, including yourself. Then it seals away all but the same amount of enemies within graves with only enough room to fit the target it captures. That way, the magic sees the combat as fair. For every member of the party there is one target. Every time a free target dies, another is released until all targets of the spell are released. If there becomes more allies than enemies, the magic will take a random ally away as well, to make things even. Each round that the target is sealed in a grave it will lose 20% of its current Vitality, Soul, and Power.
Cannot have this talent with Strong Willed talent.
Effects
This talent makes it more difficult for you to be possessed. It does so my giving your character a bonus of 5 points to Spiritual Balance to guard against any effect that would take away the control of your character.
Handicaps
Prone to Mental Imbalance: Having this talent makes you more easily have fear or suffer mental status effects. You have a penalty of -5 to Mental Balance.
Cannot have this talent with Strong Spirited talent.
Effects
This talent makes it more difficult for others to con you, trick you, influence you, charm you, or seduce you in any way. It does so my giving your character a bonus of 5 points to Mental Balance to guard against any effect that would take away the control of your character.
Handicaps
Prone to Possession: Having this talent makes you more easily possessed. You have a penalty of -5 to Spiritual Balance.
This spell changes the flesh of the caster to that of an undead zombie. The caster now has a bonus to physical armor of 5 and has a 25% chance of the physical attack healing the caster instead of harming the caster.
With the casting of this spell skeletal hands reach up from the ground and grab the legs of any enemy targets. Effected targets must make a normal athletics check to be freed. However once the targets free themselves the skeletal hands emerge from the ground as full on skeletons and pin the targets back to the ground. The targets must make a normal athletics check again to be freed once and for all. When the targets get pined by the skeletons the targets receive the caster's Arcana worth of magic damage, which they will receive each round until freed.
This spell uses the natural death magic of necromancy to burn away at magic like acid. This spell removes enchantments, protections, poisons, and many other active spells. Independently acting spells such as the geomancy spell “Catapult” can be ended prematurely with this spell. This spell can only be cast on a single target.
This spell invokes the power of the voice. You open your mouth, letting out a pained but angry scream. All of those in the radius of the spell are affected with fear for 1d3 rounds, even your allies. Fear causes the affected to flee from the user at all costs.
With this potion you can mix two similar kinds of potions to get a potion that does both. For example you could mix a potion that heals vitality and a potion that restores soul to get a potion that does both. Then you could use that single new potion as a single potion and thus a single action. Must have Potion Administration.
With this ability you cannot wear anything that give you Physical Armor. Instead, your Speed stat will count as your armor stat. If the damage is not greater than your Speed stat you will not get hit. Must have Ninja Reflexes.
Blinding Attack: +1d4 to attack but- 2 from total, blinds enemy (defense check) 1d6 rounds
Character Benefits
+3 to Luck to receive food, -1 to Luck to receive treasure per day
+2 to Perceive
Cost
90.00
Level Increases
Starts at level 1. Every level increase allows the animal to increase its traits. You can roll 1d20 + 1d6 and use those points to increase traits. Stats cannot be increased just by leveling. The animal also gets its gen dice for vitality, power, and soul.
Bite: +1d4 to attack, has 10% chance to kill target
Claw Slash: +1d6 to attack
Hide: requires Perceive to find
Character Benefits
+3 to Perceive
Can send out to hunt using your luck score to bring back prey once a day
35% chance will counter attack for you if you are attacked
Cost
110.00
Level Increases
Starts at level 1. Every level increase allows you to increase traits. You can roll 1d20 + 1d6 and use those points to increase traits. Stats cannot be increased just by leveling. You also get your gen dice for vitality, power, and soul.
Rabid Bite: target must make immunity check against 1d4 poison for 1d6 rounds
Pick Pocket: +2 to your Luck score that ferret will bring back 1 item of 1d20 of target's shillings
Hide: must make perceive check to find
Character Benefits
Pick Pocket: +2 to your Luck score that ferret will bring back 1 item of 1d20 of target's shillings
Retreive: can retrieve any item weighing 10 pounds or less thats in sight
Cost
60.00
Level Increases
Starts at level 1. Every level increase allows you to increase traits. You can roll 2d12 and use those points to increase traits. Stats cannot be increased just by leveling. You also get your gen dice for vitality, power, and soul.
After becoming poisoned, sick, plagued, diseased, or any other health effecting status ailment, except burns and other such physical problems, the character can develop an immunity to the status ailment. When affected make a Health check. If you pass after you are infected, then your character will develop an immunity to that particular infliction, no longer being able to be inflicted by the same infliction. This must be done for every new infliction of any new health effecting status ailment, including beneficial ones, and happens despite player or character will. This is a permanent effect.
Handicaps
You are more likely to get affected in the first place, -4 to Immunity
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