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What kind of Ability it is. Possible options are: | What kind of Ability it is. Possible options are: | ||
| − | ;(T) : [[Trait]]: This is an always-on self-only Ability which cannot be removed in any way and never requires an Incantation of any sort to start and does not require an Enchantment Strip or count towards the bearer’s [[Enchantment]] | + | ;(T) : [[Trait]]: This is an always-on self-only Ability which cannot be removed in any way and never requires an Incantation of any sort to start and does not require an Enchantment Strip or count towards the bearer’s [[Enchantment limit]]. |
;(ex) : [[Extraordinary]]: This Ability is not magical in nature. It could represent poison from a vial or using a piece of twine to fix a broken arrow. An Ability listed as (ex) which is defined as being an Enchantment in its Ability definition generally behaves as an Enchantment but does not count towards the limit of Enchantments that may be worn by a player. | ;(ex) : [[Extraordinary]]: This Ability is not magical in nature. It could represent poison from a vial or using a piece of twine to fix a broken arrow. An Ability listed as (ex) which is defined as being an Enchantment in its Ability definition generally behaves as an Enchantment but does not count towards the limit of Enchantments that may be worn by a player. | ||
;(m) : [[Magical]]: This Ability is magical in nature. If the Definition of this Ability lists it as an Enchantment then it follows all the rules for Enchantments and counts towards the limit of Enchantments that may be worn by a player. | ;(m) : [[Magical]]: This Ability is magical in nature. If the Definition of this Ability lists it as an Enchantment then it follows all the rules for Enchantments and counts towards the limit of Enchantments that may be worn by a player. | ||
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===Notes=== | ===Notes=== | ||
Anything non-standard about the Ability. Typical examples might be [[Ambulant]] or [[Persistent]]. | Anything non-standard about the Ability. Typical examples might be [[Ambulant]] or [[Persistent]]. | ||
Revision as of 19:48, 22 December 2014
Class Abilities
See Magic and Abilities for further explanation.
Abilities for fighting classes are listed using the following format:
Name [Uses] ([Category]) ([Notes])
Name
The name of the Ability.
Uses
How often the Ability can be used. Possible options are:
- Unlimited
- This Ability may be used any number of times.
- ‘X’/Life
- This Ability may be used X number of times each life. Each time you respawn you have a fresh set of these ‘per life’ Abilities.
- ‘X’/Refresh
- This Ability may be used X number of times per Refresh. You start the game with a full set of these ‘per refresh’ Abilities, but they are only refilled when a Reeve announces a Refresh.
- Charge
- May be used in conjunction with per life or per refresh, or on its own. Charge Abilities can be used any number of times, but must be Charged after the initial uses are expended.
- Not listed
- This Ability isn’t an activated Ability.
Category
What kind of Ability it is. Possible options are:
- (T)
- Trait: This is an always-on self-only Ability which cannot be removed in any way and never requires an Incantation of any sort to start and does not require an Enchantment Strip or count towards the bearer’s Enchantment limit.
- (ex)
- Extraordinary: This Ability is not magical in nature. It could represent poison from a vial or using a piece of twine to fix a broken arrow. An Ability listed as (ex) which is defined as being an Enchantment in its Ability definition generally behaves as an Enchantment but does not count towards the limit of Enchantments that may be worn by a player.
- (m)
- Magical: This Ability is magical in nature. If the Definition of this Ability lists it as an Enchantment then it follows all the rules for Enchantments and counts towards the limit of Enchantments that may be worn by a player.
Notes
Anything non-standard about the Ability. Typical examples might be Ambulant or Persistent.
Abilities Format Key
Class and Level: Here will be listed each class that can use this ability, and at what level they get access to it.
T: Type - Verbal, Enchantment, Magic Ball, Meta-Magic, Neutral, Specialty Arrow
S: School - Command, Death, Flame, Neutral, Protection, Sorcery, Spirit, Subdual
R: Range (if any) - Self, Touch, 20', 50', Ball
I: Incantation
M: Materials
E: Effects
L: Limitations or Restrictions
N: Notes
