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− | You reach out to touch the mind of another creature. This allows you to use one other [Mind (Action Powers Form)|Mind Form]] | + | You reach out to touch the mind of another creature. This allows you to use one other [[Mind (Action Powers Form)|Mind Form]] powers against the target at any range. You must have a clear mental image of whoever you are trying to contact. The target feels a tentative mental contact, which it can refuse to acknowledge. |
Revision as of 13:42, 1 February 2008
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- Main article: Powers (Action)
Astral Quest
Basic Action or Limit Break
You can quest on the astral plane, leaving your body behind. Such astral quests are filled with visions, inspirations and subconscious symbolism, but are not linear adventures in the normal fashion. The main use is to resolve morale issue, personality issues, and to gain information. In certain cases an astral quest can break a Curse. Sometimes, an astral quest can directly affect another person or even an object or place by changing the astral resonance, but such use is strictly a plot device for the gamemaster. A number of other people equal to your Mind can be taken along if you use the power as a limit break.
Clairvoyance
Basic Action
You can tell what happens in well-known places, to friends or to people you hold a former body part of or an object dear to. You will get a brief vision, often very subjective. The power scans for strong psychic impressions; humdrum and everyday events are harder to detect. Sometimes these visions randomly focus on an emotionally intense moment in the past or future.
Mind Touch
Limit Break
You reach out to touch the mind of another creature. This allows you to use one other Mind Form powers against the target at any range. You must have a clear mental image of whoever you are trying to contact. The target feels a tentative mental contact, which it can refuse to acknowledge.