LunarPerception/Enchantress - Revision history

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94.171.115.81 at 15:44, 21 July 2010

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94.171.115.81: /* Eye-Blurring Frustration Stance */

2010-07-21T15:28:56Z

‎Eye-Blurring Frustration Stance

Enchantress: *

2010-01-13T23:57:06Z

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=== Eye-Blurring Frustration Stance ===
Cost: 5m 1wp; Mins: Perception 4, Essence 3; Type: Simple 
Keywords: Combo-Ok, Obvious 
Duration: One Scene 
Prerequisite Charms: Eagle Eye Advantage, Leaf Falling Scrutiny 
The Lunar assesses her opponent’s every move, until eventually she knows what action he’s about to undertake before he does. His attempts to strike at her seem almost clumsy as her reaction time only seems to improve as the fight draws on. 
For the duration of the scene, those attacking the Lunar Exalted directly suffer the retry penalty (see Exalted page 121) characters suffering from the penalty can reset it in one of two ways- changing their attacking weapon or making a full aim action to reassess the combat. They will however, continue to suffer the penalty if their new approach is equally ineffective against the Lunar’s defences. 

=== notes ===
Mostly a defence against flurries and characters with low speed weapons, to everyone else it's more irritating than anything else.

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 === notes ===
 The first charm is mostly a defence against flurries and characters with low speed weapons, to everyone else it's more irritating than anything else.
- The second charm, is more of an experiment to see if it's possible to encourage the use of multiple combat abilties.
+The second charm, is more of an experiment to see if it's possible to encourage the use of multiple combat abilties.

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−	~~Mostly~~ a defence against flurries and characters with low speed weapons, to everyone else it's more irritating than anything else.	+	The first charm is mostly a defence against flurries and characters with low speed weapons, to everyone else it's more irritating than anything else.
		+	The second charm, is more of an experiment to see if it's possible to encourage the use of multiple combat abilties.

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 === Eye-Blurring Frustration Stance ===
 Cost:  5m 1wp; Mins:  Perception 4, Essence 3; Type:  Simple <br>
-Keywords:  Obvious <br>
+Keywords:  Combo-Ok, Obvious <br>
 Duration: One Scene <br>
 Prerequisite Charms: Eagle Eye Advantage, Leaf Falling Scrutiny <br>
 The Lunar assesses her opponent’s every move, until eventually she knows what action he’s about to undertake before he does. His attempts to strike at her seem almost clumsy as her reaction time only seems to improve as the fight draws on. <br>
 For the duration of the scene, those attacking the Lunar Exalted directly suffer the retry penalty (see Exalted page 121) characters suffering from the penalty can reset it in one of two ways- changing their attacking weapon or making a full aim action to reassess the combat.  They will however, continue to suffer the penalty if their new approach is equally ineffective against the Lunar’s defences. <br>
 === notes ===
 Mostly a defence against flurries and characters with low speed weapons, to everyone else it's more irritating than anything else.

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 === Eye-Blurring Frustration Stance ===
 Cost:  5m 1wp; Mins:  Perception 4, Essence 3; Type:  Simple <br>
-Keywords:  Combo-Ok, Obvious <br>
+Keywords:  Obvious <br>
 Duration: One Scene <br>
 Prerequisite Charms: Eagle Eye Advantage, Leaf Falling Scrutiny <br>