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This Pillar grants the mage the ability to perceive nearby things normally occluded from sight. The mage uses gem dust and some acknowledgement of the Titan Theia. The mage turns in a slow circle, and with more successes is able to perceive hidden or veiled things in a 10' radius. "The technocrats tried to hide this item, but they left the door ajar..." | This Pillar grants the mage the ability to perceive nearby things normally occluded from sight. The mage uses gem dust and some acknowledgement of the Titan Theia. The mage turns in a slow circle, and with more successes is able to perceive hidden or veiled things in a 10' radius. "The technocrats tried to hide this item, but they left the door ajar..." | ||
| − | '''Hidden items are given a rating for been concealed by the storyteller, and if the mage is able to get an equal to or greater number of successes, the mage finds the items. ''Reginald enters the hotel room being used by a local'' ''vampire. Reginald is looking for papers giving evidence that he is innocent of the murder of a young woman. The vampire has hidden the papers in the back of a desk drawer in the room. The Story teller gives the iten a hidden'' ''rating of 7, and that it needs two successes to be found by the mage. Reginalds player rolls and gets 2 8's and a 5. He finds the item.'' | + | '''Hidden items are given a rating for been concealed by the storyteller, and if the mage is able to get an equal to or greater number of successes, the mage finds the items.''' ''Reginald enters the hotel room being used by a local'' ''vampire. Reginald is looking for papers giving evidence that he is innocent of the murder of a young woman. The vampire has hidden the papers in the back of a desk drawer in the room. The Story teller gives the iten a hidden'' ''rating of 7, and that it needs two successes to be found by the mage. Reginalds player rolls and gets 2 8's and a 5. He finds the item.'' |
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Revision as of 10:28, 20 August 2023
Pillar of Perceptions
Theia Euryphaessa
Properties Affected: All five Senses
● The Door Ajar This Pillar grants the mage the ability to perceive nearby things normally occluded from sight. The mage uses gem dust and some acknowledgement of the Titan Theia. The mage turns in a slow circle, and with more successes is able to perceive hidden or veiled things in a 10' radius. "The technocrats tried to hide this item, but they left the door ajar..."
Hidden items are given a rating for been concealed by the storyteller, and if the mage is able to get an equal to or greater number of successes, the mage finds the items. Reginald enters the hotel room being used by a local vampire. Reginald is looking for papers giving evidence that he is innocent of the murder of a young woman. The vampire has hidden the papers in the back of a desk drawer in the room. The Story teller gives the iten a hidden rating of 7, and that it needs two successes to be found by the mage. Reginalds player rolls and gets 2 8's and a 5. He finds the item.
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