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The Rushing Wave

Tipo Invocation InvocationRank 1Anéis Water Water
Core p. 211

Descrição

The shugenja calls the torrent as their steed and rides it, pulling a wave of water from a nearby lake, pond, river, or ocean to propel them forward at incredible speed.

Nomes em outras tradições

  • Utaku's Waterborne Steed (Ancestral)
  • The Clay Kobune (Alchemy)
  • Isora's Spinning Dance (Fortunist)

Regras

Ativação

As a Movement action, you may make a TN 2 Theology (Water) check targeting one character at range 0–1. There must be a large source of water nearby to perform this invocation.

Efeitos

If you succeed during a skirmish, you summon a rushing waterspout that propels the target. The target may immediately move 1 range band, plus additional range bands equal to your bonus successes.

If you succeed during a narrative or downtime scene, you summon a gentle current that doubles the target’s speed across or through the water (such as while swimming or while traveling in a sailing ship or riverboat). This effect persists until the end of the scene.

Texto do livro

Core Rulebook · Chapter 4: Techniques › Invocations › Water Invocations › The Rushing Wave Rank 1 · p. 211

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Utaku's Waterborne Steed (Ancestral), The Clay Kobune (Alchemy), Isora's Spinning Dance (Fortunist)

The shugenja calls the torrent as their steed and rides it, pulling a wave of water from a nearby lake, pond, river, or ocean to propel them forward at incredible speed.

Activation: As a Movement action, you may make a TN 2 Theology (Water) check targeting one character at range 0–1. There must be a large source of water nearby to perform this invocation.

Effects: If you succeed during a skirmish, you summon a rushing waterspout that propels the target. The target may immediately move 1 range band, plus additional range bands equal to your bonus successes.

If you succeed during a narrative or downtime scene, you summon a gentle current that doubles the target’s speed across or through the water (such as while swimming or while traveling in a sailing ship or riverboat). This effect persists until the end of the scene.