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Successes: The successes are added onto any successes
gained from when taking another action. The effect lasts one
turn.
Runic Circle
This cantrip inscribes a protective circle around the
target or on a charm that can be carried. The circle acts as an
invisible buffer that protects against supernatural forces. In
addition to the Bunk, you must inscribe a runic circle on
either the floor or an object (usually taking a full turn).
Realms: The realm determines where the cantrip is cast.
Each Realm has its own advantages and disadvantages; thus
while a Runic Circle cast in conjunction with Scene may
protect more people, it is not mobile as one cast on a Prop would
be. A Prop may be stolen or dropped, though, unlike a Circle
cast on a person by using Actor — the possibilities are endless.
Actor — Describes the target of the cantrip.
Fae — Describes the target of the cantrip.
Nature — Describes the target of the cantrip.
Prop — Describes the object of the cantrip.
Scene — Describes the setting of the cantrip.
Successes: The number of successes determines the
protective strength of the Circle, which will protect the user
as long as she does not leave the circle or drop the charm.
1 success — Protection against all Arts up to Level One.
2 successes — Protection against all Arts up to Level
Two/all Sphere magick up to Level One.
3 successes — Protection against all Arts up to Level
Three/Sphere magick up to Level Two/all other supernatural
abilities (Gifts, Disciplines, etc.) up to Level One.
4 successes — Protection against all Arts up to Level
Four/Sphere magick up to Level Three/all other abilities up
to Level Two.
5 successes — Protection against all Arts up to Level
Five/Sphere magick up to Level Four/all other abilities up to
Level Three.
Saining
Use of this cantrip allows the namer to find the True
Name of the target. This cantrip is most often used in the
Saining ritual of a newly awakened kith, but it has other, more
nefarious uses. All things have a True Name, even a television
or a car. Changelings who possess this ability can learn
the True Name of anything they use this cantrip upon, thus
giving them some control over the object or person, especially
it they possess the highest level of this Art, Reweaving.
To find out how many letters are in a name, consult the
chart below:
Roll(2D10) # of Letters
2 3
3-5. 4
7-9 6
10-13 7
14-18 8
19-20 12
Realms: The realm determines who or what is affected.
Actor — Describes the target of the cantrip.
Fae — Describes the target of the cantrip.
Nature — Describes the target of the cantrip.
Prop — Describes the target of the cantrip.
Scene — Describes the target of the cantrip.
Successes: The number of successes determines how
many runes in a name are known. A name cannot be used
until all of the letters are known.
1 success — 1 letter
2 successes — 2 letters
3 successes — 4 letters
4 successes — 5 letters
5 successes — 7 letters
Reweaving
By switching key runes in a target's True Name, the
namer can fundamentally (and permanently) change the
basic nature of the target. Seelie could become Unseelie,
Legacies could be changed, etc. Note that the user of this
cantrip cannot make a target do something impossible (i.e.,
a sluagh could be made into an elegant courtier, but still
unable to speak above a whisper). The True Name of the
target must be known before casting this cantrip.
This cantrip can be used to affect objects as well as
people. While generally only a person's personality is changed
by the use of this cantrip, objects can be literally transformed:
a common stone may be transformed into a flower or a fish
transformed into sand. Even places can be changed through
the use of this awesome power.
Realms: The Realm determines who or what is affected.
Actor — Describes the target of the cantrip.
Fae — Describes the target of the cantrip.
Nature — Describes the target of the cantrip.
Prop — Describes the object of the cantrip.
Scene — Describes the target of the cantrip.
Successes: The number of successes describes how
drastic a change has been effected in the target.
1 success — Minor change; tastes or habits. Stop a target
from chewing gum, or make a room less drafty. Change the
color of a room from red to green.
2 successes — Moderate change; interests or moods. A
raging tiger rolls over like a kitten, or a computer geek's interest
shifts to something more worthy (like roleplaying). Make a
pleasant, sunny room gloomy and filled with foreboding.
3 successes — Major change; inner nature. Switch
Courts, or get a gun to decide that its true calling is a
paperweight, not a weapon. Turn a bank into a Communist
collective.