Difference between revisions of "Lumberjack"
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|distance=Near | |distance=Near | ||
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| − | |description=The mage flexes her green thumb and makes a single plant's growth surge rapidly out of control. The exponential growth results in any useful object that can be constructed from plant matter: a broom, a ladder, a battering ram, a spear, a canoe, a cage. The object is completely functional and presents as an intricate tangle of vines and | + | |description=The mage flexes her green thumb and makes a single plant's growth surge rapidly out of control. The exponential growth results in any useful object that can be constructed from plant matter: a broom, a ladder, a battering ram, a spear, a canoe, a cage. The object is completely functional and presents as an intricate tangle of vines, branches, logs, and planks. The mage can only incite such growth from a single living plant, whether it's rooted in the ground or planted in a pot. The effects of this spell consume the plant. The Intensity of the spell determines the size of the produced object. |
|level1=Size −2 and below. A basket, a mallet, a bucket. | |level1=Size −2 and below. A basket, a mallet, a bucket. | ||
|level2=Size 0 and below. A coffee table, a chest, a wheelbarrow. | |level2=Size 0 and below. A coffee table, a chest, a wheelbarrow. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:02, 9 December 2019
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This rule is pretty sexy and doesn't need any attention. Consider it good to go. |
| Rarity | 3 |
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| AP | 4 |
| Target | Object (plant) |
| Distance | Near |
| Lasts | Permanent |
The mage flexes her green thumb and makes a single plant's growth surge rapidly out of control. The exponential growth results in any useful object that can be constructed from plant matter: a broom, a ladder, a battering ram, a spear, a canoe, a cage. The object is completely functional and presents as an intricate tangle of vines, branches, logs, and planks. The mage can only incite such growth from a single living plant, whether it's rooted in the ground or planted in a pot. The effects of this spell consume the plant. The Intensity of the spell determines the size of the produced object.
Intensity Effects
- Size −2 and below. A basket, a mallet, a bucket.
- Size 0 and below. A coffee table, a chest, a wheelbarrow.
- Size 2 and below. An empty ale cask, a two-wheeled cart, a king-sized sleigh bed.
- Size 4 and below. A merchant booth, a gallows platform, a carriage.
- Size 6 and below. A cabin, a siege weapon, a bridge.
