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Over the course of a month the spectre invades a mortal’s dreams, afterwards they make a socials(intimidate) vs socials(willpower) check. If successful the mortal attempts to commit suicide after his month of nightmares, and becomes a a spectre if they die. This takes a bluebook action. | Over the course of a month the spectre invades a mortal’s dreams, afterwards they make a socials(intimidate) vs socials(willpower) check. If successful the mortal attempts to commit suicide after his month of nightmares, and becomes a a spectre if they die. This takes a bluebook action. | ||
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Spend an angst, to imbue a unaugmented mortal with a small slice of oblivion, any unaugmented mortal thus affected is at -1 traits, and can be tracked by any spectre. A spectre can only track one target at a time this way. | Spend an angst, to imbue a unaugmented mortal with a small slice of oblivion, any unaugmented mortal thus affected is at -1 traits, and can be tracked by any spectre. A spectre can only track one target at a time this way. | ||
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=== ⚫⚫⚫ '''Discipline''' === | === ⚫⚫⚫ '''Discipline''' === | ||
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Make a mentals(occult) vs mentals(willpower) check, the target takes one lethal attack every round so long as the user of discipline takes no other actions, in addition the target cannot use skill retests. If the target has embody 4 or higher or equivalent powers such as fortitude they are immune to this power. | Make a mentals(occult) vs mentals(willpower) check, the target takes one lethal attack every round so long as the user of discipline takes no other actions, in addition the target cannot use skill retests. If the target has embody 4 or higher or equivalent powers such as fortitude they are immune to this power. | ||
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=== ⚫⚫⚫⚫ '''Empower''' === | === ⚫⚫⚫⚫ '''Empower''' === | ||
Latest revision as of 12:59, 21 December 2022
Back to Dark Arcanoi
Malefience is an arcnaoi that allows corruption of humans to oblivion.
Contents
Shroud-Rend
⚫ Black Whispers
Challenge: socials(intimidate) vs socials(willpower) check Cost: 1 Angst Duration: One Bluebook action
Over the course of a month the spectre invades a mortal’s dreams, afterwards they make a socials(intimidate) vs socials(willpower) check. If successful the mortal attempts to commit suicide after his month of nightmares, and becomes a a spectre if they die. This takes a bluebook action.
⚫⚫ Investiture
Challenge: None Cost: One Angst Duration: Permanent
Spend an angst, to imbue a unaugmented mortal with a small slice of oblivion, any unaugmented mortal thus affected is at -1 traits, and can be tracked by any spectre. A spectre can only track one target at a time this way.
⚫⚫⚫ Discipline
Challenge: mentals(occult) vs mentals(willpower) Cost: One Angst Duration: One Scene
Make a mentals(occult) vs mentals(willpower) check, the target takes one lethal attack every round so long as the user of discipline takes no other actions, in addition the target cannot use skill retests. If the target has embody 4 or higher or equivalent powers such as fortitude they are immune to this power.
⚫⚫⚫⚫ Empower
Challenge: None Cost: 5 Angst, 1 willpower Duration: One bluebook action
Spend 5 angst and a willpower Increase one of the max traits of a mortal by 4 over a month, they become a spectre when they die. Takes an action.
⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫ Convresion
Challenge: Physicals(athletics) vs physicals(athletics) Cost: One Angst Duration: One Scene
Spend an angst and make a Physicals(athletics) vs physicals(athletics) challenge. Success drags a mortal across the shroud physically and kills them, converting it into a spectre, under your control for the scene using the same statistics as collogue 4’s summoned spectres.
