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| − | This Charm allows a raksha to pass through the gateway Niraka and exist as a shaped creature within Creation. Raksha with this charm shift with the flow of the natural cycles of Creation, drifting back and forth between different elemental or non-elemmental associations depending on the whims of Creation. When the Raksha first purchases this charm, he can choose any two Assumption charms (<i>or more, with ST Approval</i>) and sets a schedule for their use. A given Raksha only has one of this Assumption charms active at any one time, and his schedule must give equal weight to each individual assumption charms. Examples of good schedules include the Seasons, the | + | This Charm allows a raksha to pass through the gateway Niraka and exist as a shaped creature within Creation. Raksha with this charm shift with the flow of the natural cycles of Creation, drifting back and forth between different elemental or non-elemmental associations depending on the whims of Creation. When the Raksha first purchases this charm, he can choose any two Assumption charms (<i>or more, with ST Approval</i>) and sets a schedule for their use. A given Raksha only has one of this Assumption charms active at any one time, and his schedule must give equal weight to each individual assumption charms. Examples of good schedules include the Seasons, the Day/Night cycle, or any other schedule that the storyteller approves. |
An example of a Raksha with this charm might be a Dryad-like character, with Assumption of Elemental Shape (Wood) during the Spring and the Summer, and Assumption of Elemental Shape (Air) during the Autumn and the Fall. A Raksha may stack this charm with other assumption charms as normal, having both permanent and cyclical assumptions as he desires and pays for via mutation points. | An example of a Raksha with this charm might be a Dryad-like character, with Assumption of Elemental Shape (Wood) during the Spring and the Summer, and Assumption of Elemental Shape (Air) during the Autumn and the Fall. A Raksha may stack this charm with other assumption charms as normal, having both permanent and cyclical assumptions as he desires and pays for via mutation points. | ||
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Fair Folk Assumption Charms
Cyclical Assumption
Cost: 1 mutation Duration: Permanent Type: Special Minimum Essence: 2 Prerequisite Charms: None
This Charm allows a raksha to pass through the gateway Niraka and exist as a shaped creature within Creation. Raksha with this charm shift with the flow of the natural cycles of Creation, drifting back and forth between different elemental or non-elemmental associations depending on the whims of Creation. When the Raksha first purchases this charm, he can choose any two Assumption charms (or more, with ST Approval) and sets a schedule for their use. A given Raksha only has one of this Assumption charms active at any one time, and his schedule must give equal weight to each individual assumption charms. Examples of good schedules include the Seasons, the Day/Night cycle, or any other schedule that the storyteller approves.
An example of a Raksha with this charm might be a Dryad-like character, with Assumption of Elemental Shape (Wood) during the Spring and the Summer, and Assumption of Elemental Shape (Air) during the Autumn and the Fall. A Raksha may stack this charm with other assumption charms as normal, having both permanent and cyclical assumptions as he desires and pays for via mutation points.
