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*Rite of Contrition will be a [[:Category:Held Mana Spells|Held Mana]] spell, providing a package of small tools which combine to allow Necromancers to get away with more than their [[Outrage]] normally allows.
Rite of Contrition is a 3rd tier Corruption spell. It is a Held Mana spell that is designed to hinder supernatural attempts to identify a Necromancer for what he is.

The spell has three primary components to it.

1: While held, the spell reduces your effective Divine Outrage for purposes of detection. This does not affect your status as a cursed being, only the ability of other PCs to observe this. Among others, this changes: Moon Mage and Cleric PERCEIVE, Empath TOUCH, the appearance of your AP spells, and any other system current or future that asks "Can I tell he's a Necromancer?" in the correct manner.

This does not affect your vulnerabilities if someone already knows you are a Necromancer. For example, if you have enough Divine Outrage to get hit by Harm Evil, ROC will not stop it from happening.

The amount of Divine Outrage mitigated is directly related to the amount of mana you are holding.

2: If ROC is active and your Divine Outrage (after ROC's modification) is low enough to appear normal, a number of other small things happen to obscure blatant tells that Moon Mage and Cleric PERCEIVE still might have picked up on. The contents of this is PAFO for now. This does not work if your Divine Outrage is high enough to be detected as an Arcane magic user / cursed soul.

3: ROC rapidly dispels any Transcendental Necromancy buff that you have active prior to casting it, and will periodically continue to remove them if for some reason you manage to get one on while still holding the spell.

This spell is currently on preview for Platinum characters as well as Premium characters in all instances. It will enter a general preview in approximately 24 hours.

-Armifer

Revision as of 20:46, 27 December 2009


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Rite of Contrition
Abbreviation: ROC
Prerequisites: Unknown
Signature: No
Spell Slots: Unknown
Mana Type: Unknown
Spell Type: Unknown / Unknown
Difficulty: Unknown
Prep (min/max): Unknown / Unknown
Skill Range (min/max): Unknown / Unknown
Valid Spell Target: Self
Duration (min/max): Unknown minutes /
Justice: Unknown
Corruption: Unknown
Description: Unknown
Effect: Unknown
Example Messaging: Unknown
Devices/Tattoos: No devices or tattoos documented.

Rite of Contrition is a 3rd tier Corruption spell. It is a Held Mana spell that is designed to hinder supernatural attempts to identify a Necromancer for what he is.

The spell has three primary components to it.

1: While held, the spell reduces your effective Divine Outrage for purposes of detection. This does not affect your status as a cursed being, only the ability of other PCs to observe this. Among others, this changes: Moon Mage and Cleric PERCEIVE, Empath TOUCH, the appearance of your AP spells, and any other system current or future that asks "Can I tell he's a Necromancer?" in the correct manner.

This does not affect your vulnerabilities if someone already knows you are a Necromancer. For example, if you have enough Divine Outrage to get hit by Harm Evil, ROC will not stop it from happening.

The amount of Divine Outrage mitigated is directly related to the amount of mana you are holding.

2: If ROC is active and your Divine Outrage (after ROC's modification) is low enough to appear normal, a number of other small things happen to obscure blatant tells that Moon Mage and Cleric PERCEIVE still might have picked up on. The contents of this is PAFO for now. This does not work if your Divine Outrage is high enough to be detected as an Arcane magic user / cursed soul.

3: ROC rapidly dispels any Transcendental Necromancy buff that you have active prior to casting it, and will periodically continue to remove them if for some reason you manage to get one on while still holding the spell.

This spell is currently on preview for Platinum characters as well as Premium characters in all instances. It will enter a general preview in approximately 24 hours.

-Armifer