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Revision as of 04:09, 5 September 2011
This rule is pretty sexy and doesn't need any attention. Consider it good to go. |
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AP | 4 |
Target | Object |
Distance | Contact |
Lasts | N/A |
"Where did I put my keys? Oh! I know: in an extradimensional space!" The mage stores an object in a hole in space and can retrieve it at any time from the same place. This hole needs to be bound to a physical opening of some sort. Typically, mages like to create these extradimensional caches in their coat pockets or their desk drawers.
Intensity Effects
- A small object (keys, a pipe, an ace of spades)
- A medium object (a keg, a sack of money, the evidence against you)
- A large object (a ladder, a battering ram)
- A huge object (a great bronze statue, an outhouse)
- You can store in stasis any living creature (a treasured pet, a crucial witness, an illicit lover)