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{{Spell | {{Spell | ||
| − | |school= | + | |essence=compulsory |
| + | |school=electricity | ||
| + | |school2=sound | ||
|xp=1 | |xp=1 | ||
|ap=2 | |ap=2 | ||
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|distance=Near | |distance=Near | ||
|target=Creature | |target=Creature | ||
| − | + | |save=[[Mind Control]] | |
| − | |save=[[Mind Control | + | |description=The mage redirects the electrical impulses in a creature's brain, rendering a spoken command that is issued to the creature ''absolute''. The target of the spell must be able to hear and understand your language. You don't need to see their identification; these are not the Gear Golems you're looking for. |
| − | |description= | + | |level1=The mage can issue one word commands (e.g. "sleep", "leave", "sneeze") |
| − | |level1= | + | |level2=The mage can issue two word commands (e.g. "drop that", "attack her", "sit down") |
| − | |level2= | + | |level3=The mage can issue three word commands (e.g. "give me that", "sheathe your sword") |
| − | |level3= | + | |level4=The mage can issue a one-sentence command (e.g. "Stay here and make sure he doesn't leave") |
| − | |level4= | + | |level5=The mage can issue a command of any length and detail, including sequential instructions. |
| − | |level5= | ||
}} | }} | ||
Latest revision as of 15:54, 30 March 2013
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This rule is pretty sexy and doesn't need any attention. Consider it good to go. |
| Rarity | 1 |
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| AP | 2 |
| Target | Creature |
| Distance | Near |
| Lasts | N/A |
| Save | Mind Control |
The mage redirects the electrical impulses in a creature's brain, rendering a spoken command that is issued to the creature absolute. The target of the spell must be able to hear and understand your language. You don't need to see their identification; these are not the Gear Golems you're looking for.
Intensity Effects
- The mage can issue one word commands (e.g. "sleep", "leave", "sneeze")
- The mage can issue two word commands (e.g. "drop that", "attack her", "sit down")
- The mage can issue three word commands (e.g. "give me that", "sheathe your sword")
- The mage can issue a one-sentence command (e.g. "Stay here and make sure he doesn't leave")
- The mage can issue a command of any length and detail, including sequential instructions.
