[Amendment] Morion Conduit Necroslop Fixxerupper

[Aehkaj 1244]

 

Reasoning: Necromancy no longer has noncombative summons, but use case for conduits should still exist. As usual bold is the changes I chose not to mark up a bunch of slashthrough since it’s just 1 chunk of plain text and 1 redline being changed.

 

Old Lore: 

 

Lich-wights, or atzumenro in Al’tahrn-Durngo, are entities who shed their mortal coil twice over and live as unions of the necromancies, necrotic and ectoplasmic, are masters of both realms of death. The atzumenro Mordring, an undead dragaar, may tap into morion in a way none other can and not only shape it but galvanize it. Such empowered morion items are known as conduits, items just as varied as the material: weapons, armor, jewelry, objects, etc. A conduit possesses all the previous properties of morion in addition to acting as a bolstering font to necromancers and mystics who wield them.

 

Conduits used by necromancers allow their wielder the ability to extend morion’s unsummoning and summoning quality onto dead organic material. Thus the necromancer can unsummon corpses and summon them from the ether again. This requires 3 emotes.

 

Conduits used by mystics allow them to tap the font for more energy and bolster soul collection. This is expressed as the wielding mystic being able to restore two spent liturgy slots in a glowing drain: this requires 3 emotes in-combat or 2 emotes out-of-combat. As well, they reap an additional 1 Soul Fragment / Count of Essence from the Rite of Harvest.

 

Red lines:

-Morion conduits may only be created by ST and therefore can only be acquired through events. It requires the same ST managerial approval to be distributed.

-Necromancers can only unsummon and summon dead organic material, they can only unsummon what they’re capable of animating at their tier, and summoned corpses do not appear already animated.

-Mystics cannot exceed their liturgy slot limit by restoring slots i.e. if limited at 5 slots they cannot have 6.

 

New Lore:

 

Lich-wights, or atzumenro in Al’tahrn-Durngo, are entities who shed their mortal coil twice over and live as unions of the necromancies, necrotic and ectoplasmic, are masters of both realms of death. The atzumenro Mordring, an undead dragaar, may tap into morion in a way none other can and not only shape it but galvanize it. Such empowered morion items are known as conduits, items just as varied as the material: weapons, armor, jewelry, objects, etc. A conduit possesses all the previous properties of morion in addition to acting as a bolstering font to necromancers and mystics who wield them.

 

Conduits used by necromancers allow their wielder the ability to extend into morion’s capabilities with lifeforce, amplifying their own at a level at which they may weave and extend their lifeforce-laden art. Spells cast by a necromancer will have the range (but not the area of effect) of their spells extended another [4] blocks.

 

Conduits used by mystics allow them to tap the font for more energy and bolster soul collection. This is expressed as the wielding mystic being able to restore two spent liturgy slots in a glowing drain: this requires 3 emotes in-combat or 2 emotes out-of-combat. As well, they reap an additional 1 Soul Fragment / Count of Essence from the Rite of Harvest.

 

Red lines:

-Morion conduits may only be created by ST and therefore can only be acquired through events. It requires the same ST managerial approval to be distributed.

-Necromancers can only extend the range of their spells, not the area of effect. While a spell like Brackenwave might reach farther ahead, a spell like Abyssflame Wall would only be able to be placed farther from the Necromancer: retaining the maximum size of the spell itself.

-Morion Conduits; however, do NOT increase the range of the innate abilities to Simulacra

-Mystics cannot exceed their liturgy slot limit by restoring slots i.e. if limited at 5 slots they cannot have 6.

 

[Pallodium 3775]

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