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|description=Like a house of cards, one's enemies will crumble if the support falls. This spell alters the target’s perception of friend and foe. By physically and psychologically cordoning off an enemy from his/her allies, the mage makes friends of enemies. | |description=Like a house of cards, one's enemies will crumble if the support falls. This spell alters the target’s perception of friend and foe. By physically and psychologically cordoning off an enemy from his/her allies, the mage makes friends of enemies. | ||
|level1=The target is rendered oblivious to the cries and actions of comrades. The target still hears and sees everything going on in the fight, but it is glossed over without consideration. | |level1=The target is rendered oblivious to the cries and actions of comrades. The target still hears and sees everything going on in the fight, but it is glossed over without consideration. | ||
| − | |level2=As per | + | |level2=As per Intensity 1, plus the target will always subconsciously attempt to move in the opposite direction of allies. The target will not abandon the fight simply because of this: they simply wish to fight alone. |
|level3=The target is now considered to automatically resist the magical actions of friends. Spells that comrades cast to benefit them no longer have any effect. | |level3=The target is now considered to automatically resist the magical actions of friends. Spells that comrades cast to benefit them no longer have any effect. | ||
| − | |level4=As per | + | |level4=As per Intensity 3, plus the target turns against his/her allies and counts them amongst his/her enemies. The target will believe in his/her mind that their allies have gone over to the wrong side! In game terms, this means that the target will attack former comrades as well as other enemies, with no preference to either except who poses the most immediate threat. |
| − | |level5=As per | + | |level5=As per Intensity 3 plus the target turns against his/her allies and believes their former enemies friends. Essentially the target simply begins to fight for the opposing side for the duration of the spell. No amount of talking can make the target snap out of the spell before it ends. |
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Revision as of 00:29, 15 June 2011
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This rule simply needs tweaking. It may be almost perfect, or it may need a bit of work. It's half-way in between sexy and in need of overhaul. Leave any ideas on the Talk page, please! |
| Rarity | 2 |
|---|---|
| AP | 4 |
| Target | Creature |
| Distance | Near |
| Lasts | 2 rounds per school rank |
| Save | Mind Control |
Like a house of cards, one's enemies will crumble if the support falls. This spell alters the target’s perception of friend and foe. By physically and psychologically cordoning off an enemy from his/her allies, the mage makes friends of enemies.
Intensity Effects
- The target is rendered oblivious to the cries and actions of comrades. The target still hears and sees everything going on in the fight, but it is glossed over without consideration.
- As per Intensity 1, plus the target will always subconsciously attempt to move in the opposite direction of allies. The target will not abandon the fight simply because of this: they simply wish to fight alone.
- The target is now considered to automatically resist the magical actions of friends. Spells that comrades cast to benefit them no longer have any effect.
- As per Intensity 3, plus the target turns against his/her allies and counts them amongst his/her enemies. The target will believe in his/her mind that their allies have gone over to the wrong side! In game terms, this means that the target will attack former comrades as well as other enemies, with no preference to either except who poses the most immediate threat.
- As per Intensity 3 plus the target turns against his/her allies and believes their former enemies friends. Essentially the target simply begins to fight for the opposing side for the duration of the spell. No amount of talking can make the target snap out of the spell before it ends.
