Difference between revisions of "Kasumi/SolarRide"

Revision as of 13:22, 28 December 2004

Just a quick rehash of the Solar Ride tree for my games. I wouldn't reccomend them for other games, but I don't emphasise Ride much, so it deserves some oomph to be worthwhile:

Authority of the Horselord\\ Cost: 3 motes\\ Duration: One Scene\\ Type: Reflexive\\ Minimum Ride: 1\\ Minimum Essence: 1\\ Prerequisite Charms: None.\\

For the remainder of the scene, the Solar adds their Permanent Essence in automatic successes to all Ride rolls.\\

Spirit Steadying Assurance\\

Unchanged, but also affects the horses of any troops or companions of the Solar - this is most relevant in Mail&Steel, where it effects their entire unit.\\ Prerequisite changed to Authority of the Horselord.\\

Flawless Partnership Exercise\\ Cost: 5 motes\\ Duration: One Scene\\ Type: Reflexive\\ Minimum Ride: 5\\ Minimum Essence: 3\\ Prerequisite Charms: Spirit Steading Assurance\\

On activation of this charm, the Solar's favoured steed will come to them across any distance up to the Solar's Permanent Essence in miles, making a heroic effort to cross any obstacles in the way. Additionally, for the remainder of the scene, while mounted on any rideable beast, the Solar may reflexively redirect any attack on the steed to themselves or vice versa. The Solar cannot be dismounted against her will.\\

Phantom Steed\\

Unchanged, but prerequisite is now Flawless Partnership Meditation\\

Flashing Thunderbolt Steed\\ Cost: 5 motes\\ Duration: One Scene\\ Type: Simple\\ Minimum Ride: 3\\ Minimum Essence: 2\\ Prerequisite Charms: Authority of the Horselord\\

For the remainder of the scene, the Solar's mount doubles its speed and leaping distance.\\

Steed Sustaining Method\\ Cost: 6motes + 1 wp\\ Duration: One Day\\ Type: Simple\\ Minimume Ride: 4\\ Minimum Essence: 3\\ Prerequisite Charms: Flashing Thunderbolt Steed\\

The Solar's mount, and those of his companions and troops (with a maximum Magnitude equal to the Solar's Ride score) are immune to the rigours of travel, and do not tire, throw shoes, or suffer any other misadventure normally attendent on driving horses too hard.\\