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{{Spell
{{Spell
|abbrev=-
|validtarget=Self
|validtarget=Self
|guild=Necromancer
|guild=Necromancer
|magic=Arcane Magic
|spellbook=Corruption
|spellbook=Corruption
|prereqs=[[Rite of Contrition]] and [[Rite of Grace]]
|prereqs=[[Rite of Contrition]] and [[Rite of Grace]]
|slot=1
|slot=1
|desc=A combination of two necromantic rites, Liturgy allows a Necromancer to enjoy the supernatural cloak of Rite of Contrition while masking their body with the Rite of Grace. Due to the nature of the two rites, it is important to remember that Rite of Grace becomes the primary spell, gaining Rite of Contrition's benefits, while there is nothing for Rite of Contrition to gain from Rite of Grace.
|desc=A combination of two necromantic rites, Liturgy allows a Necromancer to enjoy the supernatural cloak of Rite of Contrition while masking their body with the Rite of Grace. Due to the nature of the two rites, it is important to remember that Rite of Grace becomes the primary spell, gaining Rite of Contrition's benefits, while there is nothing for Rite of Contrition to gain from Rite of Grace.
|buffs=No buffs
|debuffs=No debuffs
|dtype=No damage
|htype=No heal
|effect=All masking benefits of Rite of Contrition added to Rite of Grace.
|messaging='''PREP LITURGY'''<br />You remember that Liturgy is a metaspell that allows Rite of Grace to take on the supernatural masking powers of Rite of Contrition. There is no power in independently casting it.


'''Casting RoG'''<br />
This is a metaspell. In general, metaspells are not cast, but instead are prepared, invoked, or passively used to gain some benefit that alters one or more other spells. Before you can learn this spell, you must know Rite of Contrition and Rite of Grace. It will also cost one spell slot.
You project your self-image outward on a gust of psychic miasma, masking your transcendental mutations under mixed currents of befuddlement and delusion.<br />
|effect=All non-trascendental magic stripping benefits of [[Rite of Contrition]] added to [[Rite of Grace]].
In addition, you sense that the Liturgy portion of matrix is masking your aura.<br />
|messaging=You remember that Liturgy is a metaspell that allows [[Rite of Grace]] to take on the supernatural masking powers of [[Rite of Contrition]]. There is no power in independently casting it.
|sig=No
|sig=No
|diff=-
|diff=-
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|ctype=metamagic
|ctype=metamagic
}}
}}
==Notes==
*Adds the aura and [[Divine Outrage]] masking effects of [[Rite of Contrition]] to [[Rite of Grace]].
*RoG continues to mask [[:Category:Transcendental Necromancy spellbook|Transcendental]] spells rather than remove them. RoC can still be used to remove them if desired.

Revision as of 04:04, 23 September 2018


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Liturgy
Abbreviation: -
Prerequisites: Rite of Contrition and Rite of Grace
Signature: No
Spell Slots: 1
Mana Type: Arcane Magic
Spell Type: metamagic / -
Description: A combination of two necromantic rites, Liturgy allows a Necromancer to enjoy the supernatural cloak of Rite of Contrition while masking their body with the Rite of Grace. Due to the nature of the two rites, it is important to remember that Rite of Grace becomes the primary spell, gaining Rite of Contrition's benefits, while there is nothing for Rite of Contrition to gain from Rite of Grace.
Effect: All masking benefits of Rite of Contrition added to Rite of Grace.
Example Messaging: PREP LITURGY
You remember that Liturgy is a metaspell that allows Rite of Grace to take on the supernatural masking powers of Rite of Contrition. There is no power in independently casting it.

Casting RoG
You project your self-image outward on a gust of psychic miasma, masking your transcendental mutations under mixed currents of befuddlement and delusion.
In addition, you sense that the Liturgy portion of matrix is masking your aura.

Devices/Tattoos: No devices or tattoos documented.

Notes