Difference between revisions of "Congeal/Liquefy"
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Latest revision as of 22:10, 19 January 2013
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This rule just plain sucks. It needs a complete overhaul in order to be useful. We don't want to deprecate it, so get cracking on a revision, slacker! |
| Rarity | 1 |
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| AP | 4 |
| Target | Object |
| Distance | Near |
| Lasts | N/A |
| Save | Resilience |
The mage causes hard objects to slowly melt, or liquids and slimes to harden. The change takes place in 6 rounds, however, for each rank in the school beyond 1, it takes one less round (minimum 1). The type of object affected is dependent on the Intensity.
Intensity Effects
- Simple rocks or mud
- Hard stone: marble, granite; or quicksand
- Simple metals, molten or solid: iron, steel, brass
- Precious metals: gold, silver, titanium, adamantine (adamantine can be congealed, but not melted)
- Melt precious stones like diamonds and rubies, or congeal magma or slime creatures
