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Revision as of 21:44, 20 February 2021
Throughout the universe, the active and passive aspects of spirit power are under a constant state of waxing and waning, always seeking a natural balance. Within each of the Five Ways, spirit is polarized into motions — one positive and one negative. Spirit artists can practice as many of the ten spirit motions as they like, but must gain skill ranks in each.
The Way of the Aura
Enlightening- Receiving information from surrounding spirits
Deceiving- Hiding information by muting or altering spirit
The Way of the Form
Augmenting- Reinforcing or boosting the properties of a physical form
Eroding- Degrading or sabotaging the properties of a physical form
The Way of the Hand
Surging- Releasing or transferring spirit power to heal or harm
Dampening- Holding, slowing, or blocking the release of spirit
The Way of the Step
Journeying- Moving objects and spirits through dimensions
Anchoring- Preventing or undoing the movement of spirits
The Way of the Voice
Motivating- Exerting will over creatures to elicit action
Hindering- Removing the will of creatures to prevent action
