Iridius Rod

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	Iridius Rod
Abbreviation:	IR
Prerequisites:	Trabe Chalice
Signature:	No
Spell Slots:	1
Ward Slots:	This spell uses 1 ward slot when cast by Traders, 2 ward slots for everyone else.
Mana Type:	Lunar Magic
Spell Type:	standard / warding
Difficulty:	basic
Prep (min/max):	5 / 100
Skill Range (min/max):	10 / 600
Valid Spell Target:	Self
Duration (min/max):	Unknown minutes /
Justice:	Unknown
Corruption:	Unknown
Description:	Known for its versatility and capacity to store energies, Iridius crystal in the proper configuration is an excellent means to blunt elemental forces. The Iridius Rod allows a magician to construct a "lightning rod" of Iridius crystal and bring it with them on telekinetic currents. Elemental attacks that threaten to injure the magician first must overwhelm the capacity of their rod to absorb such attacks, very similar to how the Trabe Chalice protects against kinetic force and physical trauma. On its own, this spell constructs a rod of imperfect Iridius that will only absorb fire and electrical energy. However, if constructed under the effect of the Enrichment spell it will use perfected Iridius, capable of also absorbing excess cold.
Effect:	Elemental damage reduction. Ablative barrier.
Example Messaging:	1st person: You gesture. Converging in midair, faceted ripples assemble a slender hexagonal rod whorled with faintly shifting fractals. 3rd person: <Player> gestures. Converging in midair, faceted ripples assemble a slender hexagonal rod of golden beryl, clear quartz, and brilliant olivine.
Devices/Tattoos:	No devices or tattoos documented.

Appears in LOOK.

• You see: An airborne rod of conductive Iridius crystal maintains its position precisely <number> inches behind you.
• Others see: An airborne rod of green-whorled golden crystal maintains its position at a fixed distance behind <Player>.