Tetsubō of Earth
EarthDescrição
The shugenja takes a steady stance and calls the spirits of earth. A pillar of stone rises from a nearby plot of soil, chunks cracking away to reveal the form of a studded club. Despite its great weight, the shugenja can heft it with ease, their might reinforced by the spirits of earth.
Nomes em outras tradições
- The Blacksmith's Hammer (Alchemy)
- Akemi's Pillar (Ancestral)
- Bishamon's Kanabo (Fortunist)
Regras
- Ativação
As a Support action, you may make a TN 1 Theology (Earth) check targeting one position at range 0–1 that includes a patch of stone, dirt, or clay.
- Efeitos
If you succeed, you summon and ready a tetsubō (see Weapons, on page 230) made of stone. When you deal damage with an Attack action using this weapon, if a target is suffering the Prone condition, that target suffers additional damage equal to your Earth Ring. The tetsubō persists until the end of any turn in which it leaves your grip or until the end of the scene, at which point it collapses into dust and pebbles.
Novas oportunidades
Earth : The weapon you summon can be any kind of melee weapon instead. It has the Durable quality.
Earth : After performing this action, you may immediately perform a Guard action using this weapon.
Earth : The weapon you summon has the Sacred quality (see page 241).
Texto do livro
Core Rulebook · Chapter 4: Techniques › Invocations › Earth Invocations › Tetsubō of Earth Rank 1 · p. 200
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The Blacksmith's Hammer (Alchemy), Akemi's Pillar
(Ancestral), Bishamon's Kanabo (Fortunist)
The shugenja takes a steady stance and calls the spirits of earth. A pillar of stone rises from a nearby plot of soil, chunks cracking away to reveal the form of a studded club. Despite its great weight, the shugenja can heft it with ease, their might reinforced by the spirits of earth.
Activation: As a Support action, you may make a TN 1 Theology (Earth) check targeting one position at range 0–1 that includes a patch of stone, dirt, or clay.
Effects: If you succeed, you summon and ready a tetsubō (see Weapons, on page 230) made of stone. When you deal damage with an Attack action using this weapon, if a target is suffering the Prone condition, that target suffers additional damage equal to your Earth Ring. The tetsubō persists until the end of any turn in which it leaves your grip or until the end of the scene, at which point it collapses into dust and pebbles.
New Opportunities
Earth : The weapon you summon can be any kind of melee weapon instead. It has the Durable quality. Earth : After performing this action, you may immediately perform a Guard action using this weapon. Earth : The weapon you summon has the Sacred quality (see page 241).
