Difference between revisions of "Blackflame"
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|save= N/A | |save= N/A | ||
| − | |description=The mage calls upon the spirit of fire to cease all light output from a fire, and effectively making the fire black, but still giving off appropriate heat and causing damage. This is useful if the mage wishes to stay warm but not attract attention in the wild. The amount of fire that the mage can affect is dependent on the | + | |description=The mage calls upon the spirit of fire to cease all light output from a fire, and effectively making the fire black, but still giving off appropriate heat and causing damage. This is useful if the mage wishes to stay warm but not attract attention in the wild. The amount of fire that the mage can affect is dependent on the Intensity. |
|level1=A torch | |level1=A torch | ||
|level2=A campfire | |level2=A campfire | ||
Revision as of 22:37, 12 June 2011
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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 | 4 |
| Target | Object (fire) |
| Distance | Near |
| Lasts | One hour per school rank |
| Save | N/A |
The mage calls upon the spirit of fire to cease all light output from a fire, and effectively making the fire black, but still giving off appropriate heat and causing damage. This is useful if the mage wishes to stay warm but not attract attention in the wild. The amount of fire that the mage can affect is dependent on the Intensity.
Intensity Effects
- A torch
- A campfire
- A large bonfire
- A house fire
- A forest fire
