Riding the Clouds
AirDescrição
The monk inhales and lets go their earthly bonds to ascend to new heights. Lifted by a small tornado, an invisible current of air, or even a cloud, the monk can move far more freely. While this current of wind does not fully negate the effects of gravity, it allows the user to traverse terrain they otherwise could not and enhances their athleticism greatly.
Regras
- Ativação
As a Movement and Support action, you may make a TN 2 Meditation (Air) check to move on a pillar of air.
- Efeito de aprimoramento
While this kihō is active, when you move 1 or more range bands, you may move that number of range bands plus 1, and you may move 1 of those range bands vertically or horizontally. Additionally, you may ignore the effects of terrain while moving (see Terrain, on page 267).
While this kihō is active, if you fall, you treat the distance as 1 range band (see Falling, on page 269).
- Efeito de explosão
If you have one or more bonus successes, you may immediately move 1 range band, plus one additional range band for each bonus success. You may make this move vertically or horizontally, and you ignore the negative effects of terrain while moving.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 4: Techniques › Kihō › Air Kihō › Riding the Clouds Rank 2 · p. 184
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The monk inhales and lets go their earthly bonds to ascend to new heights. Lifted by a small tornado, an invisible current of air, or even a cloud, the monk can move far more freely. While this current of wind does not fully negate the effects of gravity, it allows the user to traverse terrain they otherwise could not and enhances their athleticism greatly.
Activation: As a Movement and Support action, you may make a TN 2 Meditation (Air) check to move on a pillar of air.
Enhancement Effect: While this kihō is active, when you move 1 or more range bands, you may move that number of range bands plus 1, and you may move 1 of those range bands vertically or horizontally. Additionally, you may ignore the effects of terrain while moving (see Terrain, on page 267).
While this kihō is active, if you fall, you treat the distance as 1 range band (see Falling, on page 269).
Burst Effect: If you have one or more bonus successes, you may immediately move 1 range band, plus one additional range band for each bonus success. You may make this move vertically or horizontally, and you ignore the negative effects of terrain while moving.