Gift of Fire: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 13:32, 8 September 2024

Name	Gift of Fire
Cost	8 points
Prerequisites	Greater Elemental Spellcasting
Key Words	Archetype / Magic Points
Description	The character can charge a weapon of any size held in their hands with any elemental combat spell known to them. After completing the spell vocals, the character may accompany the next two blows delivered with the weapon with the spell’s damage or effect call, per Effects as Weapon or Touch Calls. The spell functions as a touch spell, except that the blows may be delivered within 1 minute. The effect applies on any successful blow (i.e. not blocked or parried), even if stopped by the target’s armour. Only the target struck is affected, even if the spell would normally affect multiple targets (e.g. Flare).

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-| Description || The character can cast any elemental '''combat''' spell known to them through a weapon of any size held in their hands. After completing the spell vocals, the character may accompany the next blow delivered with the weapon with the spell’s [[call]]. As with touch spells, the spell must be delivered within '''15 seconds'''.
+| Description || The character can charge a weapon of any size held in their hands with any elemental '''combat''' spell known to them. After completing the spell vocals, the character may accompany the next '''two''' blows delivered with the weapon with the spell’s [[Calls#Damage Calls|damage]] or [[Calls#Effect Calls|effect call]], per ''[[Calls#Effects as Weapon or Touch Calls|Effects as Weapon or Touch Calls]]. The spell functions as a [[Spellcasting#Touch Spells|touch spell]], except that the blows may be delivered within '''1 minute'''.
+The effect applies on any successful blow (i.e. not blocked or parried), even if stopped by the target’s armour. Only the target struck is affected, even if the spell would normally affect multiple targets (e.g. ''[[Flare]]'').
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