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Warhammer Fanrasy Role Play Realm Of Divine Magic will. Many divine instruments can be used only by a cultist of the divine patron which consecrated or created the artifact, though some divine instruments can be used by noncultists with few or no restrictions. Divine instruments are powered by the divine patron, but some may require an offering of personal magical energy (i.e., MP) to invoke their magical effects. For descriptions of divine instruments, see Divine Instruments, pages ??- ??. Magical Bonuses and Penalties ____________________ Many prayers and divine instruments, and sorcerous spells, rituals, and artifacts as well, confer bonuses or penalties to tests against profile characteristics and skills. Multiple magical bonuses and penalties of equal value confer no additional bonus or penalty, regardless of whether the source of the magic is sorcerous or divine. That is, magical bonuses and penalties are not "stackable" or "additive"; the highest value possible from a combination of several magical bonuses or penalties is the bonus or penalty with the highest numerical value. Thus the combination of two magical +10 bonuses to WS yields a result of only a +10 WS bonus, not a +20 bonus. For example, Camplin, a Templar of the Fiery Heart, receives the benefits of an inspired attack prayer (+10 WS) from his Priest of Sigmar, he carries a Sword of Accuracy (+10 WS), and he receives the benefits of an inspire heroism (+10 WS) sorcerous ritual from a friendly war wizard. Camplin's magical bonus is only +10, not +30; to receive a magical bonus greater than +10, he would need to be affected by a magical bonus of a higher value -- for example, the +20 or +30 WS bonus of a hypothetical greater divine instrument like Sigmar's hammer. (GM Note: +20 bonuses should be very rare; +30 bonuses are unique, and only associated with the prodigal magical powers of the gods.) A non-magical bonus or penalty and a magical bonus or penalty may be added, however. For example, the resist magic skill confers a +20 to WP to resist magic effects; combined with the +10 WP bonus of the blessed sacraments prayer, a character may have a total +30 WP bonus. The total bonus may never exceed the sum of the values of the highest non-magical and the highest magical bonus, however. [[Mike, Graeme, and Assorted Playtesters: I think this rules concept is sound, and ought to be extended to the Sorcery volume and WFRP Revised. I am not real comfortable with the wording, however, and suspect there are a lot of implications I haven't anticipated, and which will be a bitch to write unambiguous rules for without lots of detail and special instances. The concept of "stacking" bonuses is universally assumed but rarely specifically addressed in FRP rules; I can't think of rules explicitly treating this concept in any other classic FRP games.]] Disrupting or Dispelling Magic Effects______ Clerics can dispel magical effects with the prayers dispel sorcery, nullify prayer, nullify lesser divine instrument, and nullify greater divine instrument. Dispelling a sorcerous spell, ritual, or artifact or a prayer or divine instrument ends the duration of the magical effects; it does not remove any physical or mental damage caused upon its victims or environment, nor does it banish any beings summoned by such magic. page 28
Warhammer Fanrasy Role Play Realm Of Divine Magic Without the use of the prayers listed above, a cleric CANNOT terminate the magical effects of any prayer or divine instrument he has invoked. By his act of invocation, he has placed his affairs in the hands of his divine patron, and he must abide by that god's will. Divine magics or magical effects produced by inherent magical talents (such as the magical abilities of various undead, demons, elementals, etc.) cannot be disrupted or dispelled by sorcerous or alchemical means. In particular, while clerics can dispel sorcerous magical effects, sorcerers cannot dispel divine magical effects. Resisting Magical Effects______________________ Certain magical attacks and other effects can be resisted by a victim. Prayer and divine artifact descriptions indicate which magic effects may or may not be resisted. If a resistance test is permitted, the victim tests vs. Will Power to avoid the undesirable magical effects. A successful test vs. Will Power means the character has resisted the magic. A failed test means the magic takes effect normally. Characters with the resist magic skill receive a +20 bonus to tests vs. Will Power to resist magical effects. Who May Resist Magical Effects Resisting magical effects is a benefit of membership in a cult. Characters who are not members of a cult, or whose cult benefits have been lost for some reason, may not resist magical effects. Most animals, beasts, plants, and unintelligent creatures resist magic as a benefit of the divine power of the Earth Mother. Most monstrous creatures resist magic as a benefit of their divine creators or patrons. Modifying Magical Resistance Tests Clerics may offer extra MP to reduce a victim's resistance to a magical attack. The player must state his intent to do so before the dice are rolled for the WP test. For each MP offered (over and above the prayer's MP cost and point costs for armor worn), the victim's Will Power is reduced by 5 points for the purposes of the Resist Magic test. In the case of a magical effect threatening more than one victim, the spellcaster may reduce the Will Power of some or all of the victims, provided that additional magic points are expended for each victim. Victims of magical attacks may expend MP to improve their chances of making a successful Resist Magic test. For each MP spent, Will Power is increased for the purposes of the test. Players must decide how many MP are to be expended in this way before the roll of the dice. Usually players may simply announce that their characters are spending additional MP to modify Resist Magic tests. However, where two player characters are involved, one the victim increasing his resistance, the other an attacker decreasing the victim's resistance, the players must inform the GM how many MP they are spending in secret, and before the roll of the dice. page 29
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