TLOAMP Elemental Water Magic
From Create Your Own Story
(Difference between revisions)
m |
m (Practical spells (i.e. everyday use, not battle)) |
||
| Line 4: | Line 4: | ||
*Calling the Tsunami ''(Spell Level:High to Very High)'': A large wave from a nearby body of water can be used to knock down opponents. The energy expended depends on the size of the wave. | *Calling the Tsunami ''(Spell Level:High to Very High)'': A large wave from a nearby body of water can be used to knock down opponents. The energy expended depends on the size of the wave. | ||
| + | '''Practical spells :''' | ||
| + | |||
| + | *Water Ropes ''(Spell Level:Standard)'': A stream or several streams of water hold down an object or being. The spell is best used with a magic storage device such as an amulet. Strong ropes are more abrasive, whereas easily broken ones are gentle. Useful for temporarily holding things in place. ''Weaknesses'': Strong ropes are harder to produce, because the stream flows faster. Thick ropes are also difficult because more water goes against the force of gravity.If the ropes are on for a long time, they could wear down the object (like a rock under a waterfall does). | ||
[[Category: TLOAMP Magic]] | [[Category: TLOAMP Magic]] | ||
Current revision as of 21:52, 30 March 2012
Offensive spells :
- Calling the Tsunami (Spell Level:High to Very High): A large wave from a nearby body of water can be used to knock down opponents. The energy expended depends on the size of the wave.
Practical spells :
- Water Ropes (Spell Level:Standard): A stream or several streams of water hold down an object or being. The spell is best used with a magic storage device such as an amulet. Strong ropes are more abrasive, whereas easily broken ones are gentle. Useful for temporarily holding things in place. Weaknesses: Strong ropes are harder to produce, because the stream flows faster. Thick ropes are also difficult because more water goes against the force of gravity.If the ropes are on for a long time, they could wear down the object (like a rock under a waterfall does).
