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==FlameShaft, FlameRuin, TranceFlame, FlameSear==
===Duration===


Length of room or until flame hits a solid object.
===Focus Specific Arts===
 
[[FlameShaft]] ([[Willpower|GateKeeper]]), [[TranceFlame]] ([[Insight|DreamSeer]]), [[FlameSear]] ([[Resilience|SoulMaster]]), [[FlameRuin]] ([[Lucidity|FateSender]]).


===Description===
===Description===


Creates a ball of flame which travels in a straight line away from the user in the direction the user is facing, and explodes upon impact. The flame causes damage to anyone hit by it.
Creates a ball of flame which travels in a straight line away from the user in the direction the user is facing, and explodes upon impact. The flame causes damage to anyone hit by it. Travels the length of room or until flame hits a solid object.


===Plateau Effect===
===Plateau Effect===
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Evoke time decreases.<br/>
Evoke time decreases.<br/>


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===Art Research===
===Art History===
The art of FlameRuin was one of the late DreamSmith Balthus' most erratic works. Originally intended to create a small spark (for lighting the pipes he was most fond of) he accidentally created a raging ball of flame, which promptly burnt off what little hair he had. Not to be deterred by the numerous jests and laughter, the master worked day and night in his study, slowly refining the flame to become what it is today, concentrated and ranged. It is rumored he was able to burn 5 senior DreamWrights hair off before escaping, laughing madly. He also later shared his research with his good friend Tenrik, who went on to develop FlameSear.


===Notes===
===Notes===


While casting the art of FlameShaft, FlameRuin, TranceFlame, FlameSear, the evoker must remain motionless, or the art will fail.
While casting the art of FlameShaft, FlameRuin, TranceFlame, FlameSear, the evoker must remain motionless, or the art will fail.
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[[Category:Arts]]
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Revision as of 11:41, 6 August 2015

Art Statistics

Focus: GK, FS, DS, SM (Major)
Cost: 2 Focus
Orbit Required: 1
Affected: Target Dreamer
Duration: Instant

Focus Specific Arts

FlameShaft (GateKeeper), TranceFlame (DreamSeer), FlameSear (SoulMaster), FlameRuin (FateSender).

Description

Creates a ball of flame which travels in a straight line away from the user in the direction the user is facing, and explodes upon impact. The flame causes damage to anyone hit by it. Travels the length of room or until flame hits a solid object.

Plateau Effect

Damage increases.
Travel speed increases.
Evoke time decreases.

Plateau Damage Projectile Colour
0 - 9 1 - 4 Cyan/Chalk
10 - 19 2 - 6 Cyan
20 - 29 5 - 10 Cyan
30 - 39 7 - 12 Ruby
40 - 49 7 - 18 Gold
50 - 59 9 - 23 Gold/Fire
60 - 69 9 - 28 Jade
70 - 79 11 - 30 Jade/Teal

Notes

While casting the art of FlameShaft, FlameRuin, TranceFlame, FlameSear, the evoker must remain motionless, or the art will fail.

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