Paeldryth's Wrath

	Paeldryth's Wrath
Abbreviation:	PW
Prerequisites:	Air Lash or Elementalism
Signature:	No
Spell Slots:	2
Mana Type:	Unknown
Spell Type:	battle / targeted
Difficulty:	advanced
Prep (min/max):	15 / 100
Skill Range (min/max):	Unknown / Unknown
Valid Spell Target:	PC, creatures
Duration (min/max):	Unknown minutes /
Justice:	Unknown
Corruption:	Unknown
Description:	The Paeldryth's Wrath spell channels the unseen currents of air and wind into a ferocious blast of force to overwhelm opponents, causing them to eith stagger away from you or toward you. This gust may also cause naphtha in the caster's hands to be tossed at the victim. The ability to control such fickle forces to these ends often leads the caster to exhale forcefully, so be wary that you may call out during the flurry whatever thoughts you might have normally kept to yourself.
Effect:	[[ability effect is::+{{{buffs}}}, -{{{debuffs}}}, {{{dtype}}}, {{{htype}}}, Although non-damaging, DISCERN lists Impact and Slice damage.]]
Example Messaging:	Regular cast: You gesture at a kobold. The wind is partially deflected. The winds slam into a kobold. A kobold staggers back as far away from you as it can get! Cast pull: You gesture at an asaren celpeze. You contribute your harnessed streams to increase the pattern's potential. The winds slam into an asaren celpeze. An asaren celpeze staggers forward until it is right in front of you! Cast "Message": You gesture at a black-backed jackal. The winds slam into a black-backed jackal as you call out, "Im saying things really loud." A black-backed jackal staggers back as far away from you as it can get!
Devices/Tattoos:	Item:Silvery fae brooch set with small emeralds and rubies, Silvery fae brooch set with small emeralds and rubies

"It shouldn't have been, it's totally a non-damaging TM. You can also add 'pull' to the cast to bring targets closer, and there's a easter egg that someone might have seen due to a bug that can also be done when casting. The naphtha slinging part still works as well.

AGM Ricinus"