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|'''Focus:''' | |'''Focus:''' | ||
| | |[[Fatesender]] (Major) | ||
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|'''Cost:''' | |'''Cost:''' | ||
|10 | |10 | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''Orbit Required:''' | |'''Orbit Required:''' | ||
| | |25 | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''Affected:''' | |'''Affected:''' | ||
|Target | |Target | ||
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|'''Duration:''' | |||
|3 seconds | |||
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=== | ===Description=== | ||
Disrupts the target's movement, causing them to move in random, rapidly switching directions. | |||
This will prevent the use of [[shield|talisman]] and arts. | |||
===Plateau Effect=== | ===Plateau Effect=== | ||
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===Art History=== | ===Art History=== | ||
A sturdy barkeep that ran the Ruby Ball Tavern, T'Lrek was renowned for his ales. T'Lrek encouraged bards of any type to visit his abode and it was not uncommon to see him goading 4 or more bards into performing in an evening. On one such night, when there were no less than 5 separate bards waiting to display their skills... one complained of a very sore throat. | |||
Smiling to himself, T'Lrek brought out a flagon of his stoutest brew, something which bards were renowned to have mysteriously clear up there throat and tongues. After drinking it, the bard in question remained standing, but wildly wobbled from side to side, shoving and flailing, the effect lasting a few moments. | |||
Intrigued by the sensation, he requested another, experiencing the same effect - soon everyone was requesting the brew and were staggering around the room. T'Lrek examined the ale and found that under certain conditions, and judicious application of heat, the ale would ferment into something more than ale. Showing this to his wife, a [[Dreamwright]] of some repute, he asked if it could be useful to his focus. Agreeing, Jacelyn helped drain the essence of the ale into a new major art for [[FateSender]]s - [[Stagger]]. | |||
===Notes=== | ===Notes=== | ||
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Has no effect if the target is protected by [[Free action]]. | Has no effect if the target is protected by [[Free action]]. | ||
==References== | |||
*http://www.angelfire.com/ab7/dranak/Arts/arts-fs.htm | |||
*https://web.archive.org/web/20021202145635/http://members.cox.net/radiance/arts_stagger.html | |||
[[Category:Arts]] | [[Category:Arts]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:48, 25 April 2021
Art Statistics | |
| Focus: | Fatesender (Major) |
| Cost: | 10 |
| Orbit Required: | 25 |
| Affected: | Target |
| Duration: | 3 seconds |
Description
Disrupts the target's movement, causing them to move in random, rapidly switching directions.
This will prevent the use of talisman and arts.
Plateau Effect
Duration increased by 3 seconds.
Decreased evoke time.
Art Research
Art History
A sturdy barkeep that ran the Ruby Ball Tavern, T'Lrek was renowned for his ales. T'Lrek encouraged bards of any type to visit his abode and it was not uncommon to see him goading 4 or more bards into performing in an evening. On one such night, when there were no less than 5 separate bards waiting to display their skills... one complained of a very sore throat.
Smiling to himself, T'Lrek brought out a flagon of his stoutest brew, something which bards were renowned to have mysteriously clear up there throat and tongues. After drinking it, the bard in question remained standing, but wildly wobbled from side to side, shoving and flailing, the effect lasting a few moments.
Intrigued by the sensation, he requested another, experiencing the same effect - soon everyone was requesting the brew and were staggering around the room. T'Lrek examined the ale and found that under certain conditions, and judicious application of heat, the ale would ferment into something more than ale. Showing this to his wife, a Dreamwright of some repute, he asked if it could be useful to his focus. Agreeing, Jacelyn helped drain the essence of the ale into a new major art for FateSenders - Stagger.
Notes
The general direction of travel may be influenced by the target's attempted movement.
Has no effect if the target is protected by Free action.
