Difference between revisions of "Transmute Flux (Action Powers)"
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You can make a piece of machinery inoperable by introducing chaos to the orderly device. The difficulty is the operator's skill rating or the device's [[Body (Action)|Body]]. Each point of outcome means the device is inoperable for one shot; the operator loses these shots. Outcome matching the machine's or operators [[Reflexes (Action)|Reflexes]] means the machine breaks down and needs repairs. | You can make a piece of machinery inoperable by introducing chaos to the orderly device. The difficulty is the operator's skill rating or the device's [[Body (Action)|Body]]. Each point of outcome means the device is inoperable for one shot; the operator loses these shots. Outcome matching the machine's or operators [[Reflexes (Action)|Reflexes]] means the machine breaks down and needs repairs. | ||
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| + | You create a wild flux of magic and attempt to shape it by the force of your own will. The results are spectacular but not always what you want them to be. You make a short sentence explaining your wish. The GM then interprets this, depending on your power skill roll and how outrageous the demand is. Anything normally possible to powers is certainly within the scope of a wish, and outrageous effects outside the scope of the normal rules may be granted, based on the GMs whim and your skill roll. | ||
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| + | There seems to be an equalizer effect to wishes. If you have been successful and fortunate lately, wishes usually backfire. If you have been unlucky and suffered numerous setbacks lately, they often go well. This is just a tendency though, not a law. | ||
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- Main article: Powers (Action)
Jam
Basic Action
You can make a piece of machinery inoperable by introducing chaos to the orderly device. The difficulty is the operator's skill rating or the device's Body. Each point of outcome means the device is inoperable for one shot; the operator loses these shots. Outcome matching the machine's or operators Reflexes means the machine breaks down and needs repairs.
Wish
Limit Break
You create a wild flux of magic and attempt to shape it by the force of your own will. The results are spectacular but not always what you want them to be. You make a short sentence explaining your wish. The GM then interprets this, depending on your power skill roll and how outrageous the demand is. Anything normally possible to powers is certainly within the scope of a wish, and outrageous effects outside the scope of the normal rules may be granted, based on the GMs whim and your skill roll.
There seems to be an equalizer effect to wishes. If you have been successful and fortunate lately, wishes usually backfire. If you have been unlucky and suffered numerous setbacks lately, they often go well. This is just a tendency though, not a law.