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Q’lere de Lune
Patience, darling.
- Origin Nim
- Class Cleric
- Kit Blue Mage
- Culture Nithavelli
- Faction Jethantura
- Ethos Radical
Mighty +2
Deft +6
Smart +3
Hit Points
Abilities
You gain advantage on any check that involves engineering or crafting. You have advantage on Deft but have disadvantage on Mighty.
You have the power to ward off evils opposed to your faith, be they undead hordes or the powers of other unholy creatures. For each such opponent, you may spend 1 MP to force them to make an opposed spell check using Deft in order to attack or cast spells against you. You cannot cast concentration spells or attack while warding off evil in this way. Moreover, you may make an opposed spell check using Deft to expend MP and dispel the magic of such opponents. To absorb an opponent’s magic, you must spend MP equal to the MP your opponent spent to cast the spell. In order to use this ability in combat, you must not have already acted in the round.
In the academy, your masters taught you that the best offense is a good defense. You may use your action to cast any spell you know as a reaction. For 2 MP, you may add +2 to a spell check when you resist, dispel, or counter a spell. Abjuration spells explode on a 5 or 6.
Equipment
Weapons
Sickle +6
Light
Boomerang +6
Missile
Bare Fists or Feet +2
Hand-to-Hand
Armor
Lamellar Cuirass
Piecemeal
Magic
Maleficence
Cold
Thaumaturgy +5
The victim is slowed until after their next action. Slowed victims act last, move at 1/2 their movement rate (a personal space instead of a melee space), and make Deft checks at disadvantage.
Spells
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Antimagic Shell
Abjuration +3
You convert your maleficence into a magic-absorbing shell, the size and placement of which may be as large or as small as desired within the area of effect. Any spells passing through the shell are converted into MP that restore your MP. You regain MP equal to the MP spent to cast the captured spell, but you cannot regain more MP than your pool's maximum. While the shell is active, you cannot move and must concentrate on working the spell, or else the spell ends.
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Circle of Binding
Abjuration +8
You shape your maleficence into a circle of power, imprisoning all those within its boundaries. Victims within the circle cannot physically leave it, but they may make ranged attacks or cast spells that cross the boundary. You must concentrate on the working of the spell against your opponents for its duration, otherwise your targets may freely exit the circle. A Circle of Binding's area of effect may not exceed a melee space.
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Dispel Magic
Abjuration +3
You may expend MP to dispel an enchantment. To dispel an opponent’s magic, the MP you spend must be equal to the MP your opponent spent to create the enchantment (unless you fail to dispel the magic, in which case you expend 1 MP). If the enchantment is spread across multiple targets, all targets in the spell's area of effect are dispelled. If the enchantment was created by a spellcaster more powerful than you, you must also make a contested spell check (either a new spell check from the opposing spellcaster, or in the absence of an opposing spellcaster, a TN of the GM's choosing). This spell cannot be used against spells; only their effects. You can dispel the effects of magic items for 1 round per MP you spend if you succeed on a spell check: use TN 7 + the strength of the magic item.
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Word of Warding
Abjuration +8
You utter a magic word at your targets. If they can hear it, they are unable to enter the area of effect, but they may make ranged attacks or cast spells that cross the boundary. You must concentrate on working your spell (by continuously speaking) or else your targets may enter the area of effect freely. Victims forced into the area of effect are wracked with pain (they are effectively stunned) and cannot move.
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Zone of Silence
Abjuration +8
You create a zone of magical silence in the spell's area of effect. Sound is negated within its boundaries. (This also affects you.)
Maleficence
Cold
Thaumaturgy +5
The victim is slowed until after their next action. Slowed victims act last, move at 1/2 their movement rate (a personal space instead of a melee space), and make Deft checks at disadvantage.
Stances
Focus
Second Wind
Trait
The thrill of the fight only emboldens you, and each success fills you with renewed vigor. Whenever you explode a die by rolling natural 6 on a d6, you recover 2 MP.
Known Stances
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Furtive Spell
Active
You've sharpened your spellcraft as a thief hones her dagger for the dark. As an action, you may cast a single spell you know surreptitiously. The casting of this spell does not compromise your stealth status, and it is not apparent to the untrained eye.
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Second Wind
Passive
The thrill of the fight only emboldens you, and each success fills you with renewed vigor. Whenever you explode a die by rolling natural 6 on a d6, you recover 2 MP.
Focus
Second Wind
Trait
The thrill of the fight only emboldens you, and each success fills you with renewed vigor. Whenever you explode a die by rolling natural 6 on a d6, you recover 2 MP.
Inventory
(7/12)
133
Choose a Weapon
Precise
Called shots with this weapon are not made with disadvantage.
Choose an Armor
Choose a Weapon
Disarm
Choose a limb before making an attack, in lieu of dealing damage. If the attack is successful, your opponent drops any object or weapon carried by the limb you target.
Choose a Weapon
Swift
When you use this weapon, non-attack actions you take are not considered risky. The first attack you make against an opponent entitles you to check to remain undetected.
Armament
Weapons
Armors
Shields
Make it up!
Notes
Quest Log
She gains the avenger kit as a final thingy
My magic item can cancel 1 spell per day but only absorbs one MP.
Why did my treasure bring me to Abraxis? It protected/reinvigorated me when I needed it most
Group I left behind? Monastic order or Secret society? My people descend from a clan that left Telrain to terraform Nithaven. We kept the old ways alive, despite the oppression. I abandoned them once my partner was gone.
Area I left? Place of Industry. Nithaven – We kept our pride although oppressed. I escaped when all purpose was lost.
Why Fodel? He is the only way to Abraxis and Abraxis is the only answer to my pain
My Binding TN is 17
Removed gear from front gate, it’s a 12 to beat
NPC tags
Devonaine – jack of all trades
Roxa – Loyal to a Fault
Maug – never down for the count
Need three souls, one for each part of the trinity: we got the mamma
Paladin Shit:
Me: Wrath + key
Etchuck – street charlatan
Crystalia – Heal. Restore. Purify
First 4 NPCs disappeared down hall we sent them, but then they seemed to go south.
Crys was blocking the way in, said she would meet up.
We leave off of the last episode (3/10/24) with Q’lere walking north down the hallway of broken stained glass with her eyes closed and holding the Legendary stick aloft
Paladin Shit:
Wrath & Key for me
Mural – Righteous fury, sacrificial altar
Fodel – doomed resolve, spectral dance
Tre – Divined awe, stained glass
Astrid – Haunting Dread, The Roving Dead
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