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| − | Crafted for those Exalts who just wanted to break stuff, the Gauntlets of Colossal Power have a very interesting function. They use the smashfist profiles, but for 5m also double the user's Strength for a scene. They may also reflexively spend 1m to activate the effect for a single attack against an inanimate object. The two bonuses are not cumulative. | + | Crafted for those Exalts who just wanted to break stuff, the Gauntlets of Colossal Power have a very interesting function. They use the smashfist profiles, but for 5m also double the user's Strength for a scene. They may also reflexively spend 1m to activate the effect for a single attack against an inanimate object. The two bonuses are not cumulative. This does not count as a dice bonus from charms, but neither does it count as the wearer's natural attributes. So, if a Lunar was using Essence Overwhelming, with Strength 5 and the strength-doubler active, the biggest pool of Strength dice he could get would be 18, or (Strengthx3+Specialty). |
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Latest revision as of 00:29, 1 June 2008
Han'ya's Level 3 Artifacts
Gauntlets of Colossal Power
- Any Magical Material
- Artifact 3
- 5m to attune, 5m to use
Crafted for those Exalts who just wanted to break stuff, the Gauntlets of Colossal Power have a very interesting function. They use the smashfist profiles, but for 5m also double the user's Strength for a scene. They may also reflexively spend 1m to activate the effect for a single attack against an inanimate object. The two bonuses are not cumulative. This does not count as a dice bonus from charms, but neither does it count as the wearer's natural attributes. So, if a Lunar was using Essence Overwhelming, with Strength 5 and the strength-doubler active, the biggest pool of Strength dice he could get would be 18, or (Strengthx3+Specialty).
