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− | + | You kill your the target (which can be yourself) and send the soul looking for a new body to inhabit. Decide on a location; the power will locate the closest suitable host and present it to the soul to accept or reject. If it is rejected, the power locates the second closest one and so on. Target gets a vision of each host as it is found. There is a delay of 1d6 hours between each vision. Any new potential hosts can also appear as candidates, and it is possible to spend up to a year and a day looking for a suitable host. | |
− | + | If the creature is an [[Undead (Action Creatures)|Undead]], it needs a corpse of the same basic form as the last one, otherwise it needs a brain-dead creature of its own creature type. To any onlookers, it seems as if the corpse animated itself or the creature suddenly recovered. Initially, use the physical attributes [[Body (Action)|Body]] and [[Reflexes (Action)|Reflexes]] of the host body, but these attributes revert to their usual values at the rate of one point per hour. The basic appearance (modified by attribute changes), gender, and age of the host remains. | |
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Revision as of 15:23, 14 March 2008
Templates for Action |
- Main article: Powers (Action)
Soul Transfer
Trigger Action (Finisher)
You kill your the target (which can be yourself) and send the soul looking for a new body to inhabit. Decide on a location; the power will locate the closest suitable host and present it to the soul to accept or reject. If it is rejected, the power locates the second closest one and so on. Target gets a vision of each host as it is found. There is a delay of 1d6 hours between each vision. Any new potential hosts can also appear as candidates, and it is possible to spend up to a year and a day looking for a suitable host.
If the creature is an Undead, it needs a corpse of the same basic form as the last one, otherwise it needs a brain-dead creature of its own creature type. To any onlookers, it seems as if the corpse animated itself or the creature suddenly recovered. Initially, use the physical attributes Body and Reflexes of the host body, but these attributes revert to their usual values at the rate of one point per hour. The basic appearance (modified by attribute changes), gender, and age of the host remains.