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• Atronach forging is a feat, taking up no magic slots. It requires a valid MA to be able to perform and one may learn atronach forging from a player with a valid TA in the magic. 
• In order to practice atronach forging must one be able to maintain a voidal connection.
• Atronach forging is Voidal in origin.

• In order to manually refill an atronach, the mage that is refilling the construct must have knowledge on Atronach Forging and be a transfigurationist.
• Should an Atronach not replenish their mana within a designated time frame their element will vanish and will be lifeless until their core is recharged manually.
• Refuelling from a mana obelisk typically takes one OOC hour. Refuelling manually takes the same amount of time - assuming the mage has the necessary amount of mana.
• All Atronach cores must be story-signed and given the Significant Lore Item tag.
• Upon the destruction of an Atronach Core, the Atronach completely loses of all personality and memory if it was rebuilt. This does not require a new Creature Application.

• The creation of an atronach is a long, though freeform, process that takes several OOC days of preparation to perform. An atronach forger must collect the core materials, the plate materials, and have a mana obelisk ready for use - though the last step is optional, it is highly recommended. 
• In order to create the core one must take a mana gem and encase it within arcaurum and then have the evocation bound to it with transfiguration and Atronach Forging.
• Extra limbs will result in a proportionate loss of strength. Adding 2 extra arms results in all 4 of them being 1/2 as strong as normal, and so on.
• The plates can be made of any metal that does not contradict the atronach’s element.

• Elemental Affinity allows for a Fire Atronach to create passive art using fire evocation. This art can be as complex or as simple as they like, as they are not just masters but rather the embodiment of their element. Due to such, Fire Atronachs can conjure their element to the level of precision of a T5 Fire Evocationist.

• Elemental Affinity can only be used in non-combat situations. 
• All evocation art is limited by all the redlines of the original evocation. 

• Expel Fire sends one or multiple flaming projectiles towards a target. The projectiles themselves typically do not exceed the size of a soccer ball, though are typically no smaller than a baseball either. 
  • A Fire Atronach can expel one flaming projectile the size of a baseball with two emotes. They may form additional flaming projectiles with one additional emote per projectile. They can have up to three at once.
  • A fire Atronach may expel one flaming projectile the size of a soccer ball with three emotes. They may only form up to one at a time. 
  • All projectiles can be made combustive with an additional remote added.
• Upon contact, a non-combustive Flame Projectile will be stopped by any surface it touches, leaving several smaller flames left burning in the area. Over time it will slowly burn away the skin or any thin and flammable materials. 
• Combustive flame projectiles often have the force of a hard baseball throw directly at you if made combustive, creating an explosion of flame no greater than three feet in radius around the point of impact, breaking bones on impact. It will also have the regular effects added on. Still leaves small flames to eat away at flesh/cloth.
• Should any Expelled Flame make contact with any person or object, they will give them second degree burns upon touch. Should it be combustive, one will likely cause them to stumble back no more than a block, while two or three projectiles may cause them to be pushed back by up to three blocks should they all make contact.
• Expel Fire has no particular range, though once it is fired, it is out of the Atronach’s control. 

• Fire projectiles are never solid unless combustion is added and will simply dissipate upon making contact, leaving several smaller ‘fires’ in the area which it touched.
• All spells are non-combustive unless an additional emote is added.
• Can only be distributed directly from the Atronach’s own form, meaning that it cannot be conjured elsewhere such as above a target.
• Requires line of sight to project. 

• Expel Flame allows for the Atronach to send either a jet of fire along the ground in order to form various shapes which enable it to act as a formed barrier of some kind or create a ring of flames which may be used to surround a target. 
  • Not unlike fiery projectiles, Expel Flame will leave several smaller flames upon any surface that attempts to pass through it or make contact with it, quickly eating away and burning cloth, flesh, and other flammable materials, especially if contact is prolonged. 
  • To create a trail or ‘wall’ requires three emotes of charging regardless of the shape. Shapes themselves are limited to direct lines or encasements. The flame itself can only reach two meters in height, though may extend for up to five meters if used in a straight line. If used as a circular barrier, the ring may have a three block radius from the center, which is either the caster or the target.
    • The fire from flame trail is only severe enough to grant first degree burns with the occasional second, though the latter is more prominent if the spell is made combustive.
    • If made combustive, the fire will create a trail of small explosions which dash towards their target. The explosions themselves have enough force to break or dislocate a few bones, and char skin, each being about a block radius each. 
  • A Fire Atronach can concentrate on forming their fire into a small space, creating a very volatile spell which shoots forth flames towards a target in the form of a jet or flamethrower. Requires four emotes to cast [1 connect + 3 cast]. The flamethrower itself may held back for up to two emotes before needing to be fired lest it explode. The attack can be sustained for up to four emotes assuming the mage has adequate concentration and mana. 
    • Upon contact with flesh, the flamethrower will instantly offer a second degree burn upon the applied area, the damage worsening the longer the flame is exposed to  its target. Like other attacks of fire evocation, it will leave several small flames in the area contacted which continue to slowly burn whatever they touch.
    • The attack itself only has a maximum range of seven blocks and a radius of one. The shape of the spell itself may be a really vague jet of flames which gushes forth , though the mage may add detail to this if they wish, making the flamethrower appear different for aesthetic purposes. 

• Walls/Trails may be made concussive, though flamethrowers may not.  
• Can only be distributed directly from the Atronach’s own form, meaning that it cannot be conjured elsewhere such as above a target.
• Requires line of sight.

• Overheat allows for a Fire Atronach to temporary turn all of their fire blue, making them twice as hot yet also twice as costly, rendering the Atronach slowed for a short duration after this is performed. In order to perform overheat, a Fire Atronach must remain still for three emotes. Once this is completed, their fire will turn blue and all of their spells will be blue for the next five emotes. Should the Atronach be disrupted while charing this, they will fail and have to begin again.
• Blue Fire still has the same effects as regular fire in terms of spreading, however, it is twice as hot, meaning that while one would only receive first to second degree burns from regular flame, blue fire can grant third degree burns easily - occasionally even charring the area applied.
• For aesthetic purposes, the flame may have any tint of blue, though this does not change the heat/effect.

• Does not change the effects of a spell beyond the level of heat and damage it can cause.
• Can be used in conjunction with a combustive spell, though will take longer to charge. 
• Once Overheat has been performed, the Atronach will be unable to cast for up to five emotes.

• Combustion allows for a Fire Atronach to give their fire force, typically in the form of a projectile, in order to deal concussive damage to an area or target. Specifics for the effects of combustion on each spell are listed in the mechanics of said spell.
• Requires one to add an additional emote to the spell they wish to make combustive. Whether or not the spell is combustive must be pointed out upon the second emote of charing. Examples of such a tell may be air sucked into the spell as it’s charging.

• Combustion only explodes on contact, creating a concussive blast which sends people back. It cannot have any other solid properties, such as sharpness.

• Contingency causes a Fire Atronach to explode in a sphere of concussive flame when their core is destroyed. The blast has enough force to send fully armored enemies flying back as well as charring the unprotected to a crisp. 
• The blast radius expands in a seven block radius with the Atronach being the center.
• The force of the blast should be enough to send fully armored opponents flying back at most five blocks should they be closer towards the Atronach within the blast radius.
• Anyone within the blast radius will receive 2nd - 3rd degree burns should they make contact with the fire. It may also char flesh and kill those within a two-meter radius. 
• Will always occur when an Atronach dies and cannot be used of their own will. However, it requires three emotes to charge before performing, allowing those around it a chance to escape. 

• This attack can only be used when the Atronach is about to die or their core is severely damaged.
• An Atronach using Contingency is incredibly obvious and is not something that can be done subtly. 
• Can be used in conjunction with Overheat if it is performed prior to initiating the contingency.

• Fire Atronachs have the strength and constitution of a master mage (T5). This means that they are exceedingly fragile, requiring only three hard hits to their core in order to render them incapacitated.
• All Fire Atronach abilities must adhere to all the redlines of their specific evocation, unless stated otherwise. Fire Atronachs cannot create any form of smoke or heat on their own, but only as a byproduct of their flame. 
• The fire given off by Fire Atronachs can easily grant 2nd degree burns upon touch, though more direct contact may yield even 3rd degree burns. 
• Requires fire evocation, transfiguration, and atronach forging to create, and requires a valid MA to play as well as a valid creator.

• Elemental Affinity allows for a Water Atronach to create passive art using Water Evocation. This art can be as complex or as simple as they like, as they are not just masters but rather the embodiment of their element. Due to such, Water Atronachs can conjure their element to the level of precision of a T5 Water Evocationist.

• Elemental Affinity can only be used in non-combat situations. 
• All evocation art is limited by all the redlines of the original evocation. 
• Requires line of sight and must be formed directly from the Atronach’s own body.

• Boil allows a water atronach to bring itself to a boiling point, making its watery form become scalding hot. The water is so hot that it can administer 2nd degree burns upon touch, if not 3rd degree burns with extended exposure. This requires three emotes to perform and the Atronach must be completely motionless while performing this. Should they be disrupted, they will fail and must restart. Once it is charged, they may proceed to move. 
• Boil itself is not an attack, but rather makes attacks of a water Atronach boil for the next six emotes. It requires three emotes of charge and can only affect the Atronach’s own body until used in an attack. 

• Once charged, Boil is passive for sixemotes and no longer - though an Atronach can chose to return to normal temperature any time before six emotes.
• When an Atronach is boiled, there will be immediate signs, such as steam rising from them or noticeable bubbles in their form.
• Once Overheat has been performed, the Atronach will be unable to cast for up to five emotes.
• Must be fully charged before an attack is performed. Boil cannot be charged while another attack is charging.

• Expel Water allows Water Atronachs to expel water from themselves in the form of jetstreams to waves. While on their own, the attacks do little more than send opponents flying back. However, when combined with Boil, it can be deadly.
• In order to expel water in the form of bubbles, an atronach must charge for two emotes and then expel it directly from their form towards a target. This attack has little to no effect on targets, even if boil is used. Rather it works as a distraction which can surround the Atronach in a five block radius.
• When expelling water in the form of a jetstream a Water Atronach must charge for three emotes. They may then expel their attack as a stream of water, which will likely knock back their opponent a few blocks, able to be maintained for no longer than three emotes.
• Finally, a Water Atronach may expel its water in the form of a wave. Such an attack can cause devastating effects even without boil, pushing targets back several meters with great force. It requires four emotes of charging, before it can be distributed as a five by two block wave of water. The wave itself has the speed and force of a horse running directly at you.
• Expel Water has a range of up to ten blocks regardless of the form used, though Areas of Effect may vary. Boiling can be stacked on top of these attacks so long as it is charged beforehand. 

• Requires line of sight and must be formed directly from the Atronach’s own body.

• An Atronach may create a disc, wave, or shield of shifting water which can deflect some projectiles, such as arrows, and can also extinguish flaming projectiles, assuming they can be extinguished. 
• This spell requires three emotes to cast. The water will appear to swirl about or rise upwards in a wave which will span no more than two meters in diameter. It may be sustained for up to four emotes before dissipating. This barrier will deflect projectiles traveling at the speed of an arrow or slower, as well as extinguishing flaming projectiles. 
• For aesthetic purposes, the shield may appear as a small wave, disc, or other barrier, so long as it holds no solidarity and offers no protection against melee attacks.

• The water shield will always be rather formless and lack solidarity, only providing protection against projectiles going at the speed of an arrow or lower. This means it cannot deflect spells such as crossbow bolts or other magical projectiles, with the exception of flame oriented attacks. It may, however, knock these projectiles off course. 

• When a Water Atronach actively chooses to use their contingency, their entire form will expand outwards in the form of a large wave which heads in every direction away from where the Atronach once stood. The force of such is great in magnitude, pushing both objects and people back a fair distance. Should the water be boiled, it will be devastating. 
• The wave of water expands in every direction in a seven block radius, where the Atronach once stood being the center of the wave. The force of such a wave is akin to that of a horse running directly at you, enough to push even a fully armored foe back a fair distance. If used in conjunction with boil, it will scald skin and near cook those in armor alive if exposure is prolonged.

• This attack can only be used when the Atronach is about to die or is at critical core damage. 
• An Atronach using Contingency is incredibly obvious and is not something that can be done subtly. 
• Can be used in conjunction with Boil if Boil is performed prior to initiating the contingency.

• Water atronachs have the strength and constitution of a master mage (T5). Their core can sustain three hits before they are incapacitated. 
• Water Atronachs have little physical prowess, meaning that they can hardly wield weapons or move objects directly. 
• Elemental abilities must adhere to all the redlines of their specific evocation, unless stated otherwise. Water Atronachs cannot create any form of ice or steam on their own, the latter only being possible as a byproduct of boiled water.
• Requires water evocation, transfiguration, and atronach forging to create, and requires a valid MA to play as well as a valid creator.

• Elemental Affinity allows for an Ice Atronach to create passive art using Ice (Water) Evocation. This art can be as complex or as simple as they like, as they are not just masters but rather the embodiment of their element. Due to such, Ice Atronachs can conjure their element to the level of precision of a T5 Ice Evocationist. This includes snow.

• Elemental Affinity can only be used in non-combat situations. 
• All evocation art is limited by all the redlines of the original evocation. 

• An Ice Atronach may form shards of ice which they can use to throw at a target, either as one or multiple different projectiles.
  • The projectile/s themselves are typically baseball-sized.The shards can be either sharp or blunt. Should it be sharp, it would be equivalent to a simple ferrum sword in terms of sharpness, though able to be shattered easily if it comes into contact with blunt force. 
  • Blunt projectiles are less brittle, hitting at the force of a baseball going arrow speed, though typically do not shatter. 
• Requires two emotes to cast. Additional projectiles require an additional emote to conjure two, no more than five able to be charged at once. 
  • One projectile charged may be around the sharpness of your average ferrum blade, while three or more may simply be rigid spheres of ice, unable to draw much blood, though creating terrible bruises if made a direct hit.
  • Ice spikes will easily be able to pierce unarmored foes, and may dent plate (if blunt) or puncture it (if sharp). 

• The speed of ice projectiles does not exceed that of a crossbow bolt at top speeds. 
• Can only be distributed directly from the Atronach’s own form, meaning that it cannot be conjured elsewhere such as above a target.
• Projectiles may be melted. 
• Requires line of sight.

• An Ice Atronach may create a large dome of ice around them and other people/objects. The dome itself has a five meter radius at maximum, with the Atronach being in the center. 
• Requires three emotes to cast , and can be maintained for up to eight emotes, assuming that it is not shattered by blunt force or melted by hot flame. If the Atronach is moved or disrupted, the spell will fade and the shield will crumble. 
• The dome may hold its own against around six harsh blunt strikes before it is shattered. Shattering the dome will also stun the Atronach who is casting it for a minimum of two emotes, preventing them from casting for that duration.

• The Atronach must be at the center of the dome to cast it.
• Ice may be murky, though some movement can be seen from within the dome. 
• The dome must be gradually formed, not instantly conjured.
• The Atronach must dedicate their concentration to the dome. Performing other actions while maintaining the spell will cause it to drop.

• An Ice Atronachs may conjure a blizzard of snow and ice crystals which completely surround them, cutting and lashing at foes whilst also rendering their vision near obsolete. The storm itself is conjured in a five block radius around the Atronachs with the construct being in the center. 
• This ability requires four emotes to cast and may be maintained for up to eight emotes so long as the Atronachs remains motionless. The storm will send hail, ice, and snow flying all about the Atronachs, able to cut, scrape, bruise, and even minority puncture unprotected flesh. The snow which this spell produces is also enough to prevent anyone within it from seeing more than two blocks in front of themselves. 
• Once this has been performed, the Atronachs will be unable to cast for at least four emotes. 

• The Atronachs must remain in the center of the storm and cannot move once they have begun conjuring the storm. 

• Contingency causes hundreds of small icy shards to explode outwards from the Ice Atronachs form, piercing anything it comes into contact with assuming it can be pierced. 
• The projectiles themselves can be anywhere from the size of two inches to four inches in length and usually around two inches in width. They will imbed themselves in the skin and cause terrible bleeding and perhaps bruises/scars.
• The projectiles are sharp though not razor sharp and fly up to the speed of a crossbow bolt. 
• Contingency has a radius of up to seven blocks and will vanish once it has successfully hit its target or missed and shattered. 
• Dodging such an attack is unlikely if one is too close to an Atronach. 

• This attack can only be used when the Atronach is at critical core level or is about to perish.
• An Atronach using Contingency is incredibly obvious and is not something that can be done subtly. 

• An ice atronach has around the strength and constitution of an adept mage (T3). Their core can sustain four hits before they are incapacitated. 
• Ice atronachs can wield simple weapons like swords, shields, and spears, but not more complex weapons. Heavy weapons may also cause them to crack.
• Elemental abilities must adhere to all the redlines of their specific evocation, unless stated otherwise. Ice Atronachs cannot create any form of water or steam on their own.
• Requires water (ice) evocation, transfiguration, and atronach forging to create, and requires a valid MA to play as well as a valid creator.

• Elemental Affinity allows for an Earth Atronach to create passive art using earth evocation. This art can be as complex or as simple as they like, as they are not just masters but rather the embodiment of their element. Due to such, Arcane Atronachs can conjure their element to the level of precision of a T5 Arcanist.

• Elemental Affinity can only be used in non-combat situations. 
• All evocation art is limited by all the redlines of the original evocation. 
• Requires line of sight and must be formed directly from the Atronach’s own body.

• Rehardening allows an Earth Atronach to passively regenerate their own lost stone over the course of time. While such regeneration is not instantaneous, it can make them quite formidable opponents if left unattended in combat.
• Should an Earth Atronach be chipped or lose something small such as a ligament, they may regenerate that lost stone over the course of three emotes. This is considered a ‘minor wound’.
• Should an Earth Atronach be severely dented or a major part of the body be shattered, such as a limb, the Earth Atronach may regenerate it over the course of five emotes. This is considered a ‘major wound’.
• An Earth Atronach can regenerate two major wounds and five minor wounds before being depleted of the ability and needing to recharge.
• Rehardening is passive, meaning that is automatically occurs in the midst of combat or outside of combat. 

• An Earth Atronach cannot reharden themselves if their core is destroyed. This means they cannot rebuild themselves from scratch. 
• Rehardening only regenerates their own stone, not plating or the core.

• Limb Shift allows an Earth Atronach to effectively turn their arm into either a tool or weapon of choice. They may use this for either combative or not-combative purposes, making it a very versatile ability. The weapons and tools themselves are very crude and blunt, however. 
• Non-Combat tools such as pickaxes and hammers can be formed in three emotes, turning the Atronach’s arm into the tool. The tool itself is very blunt and heavy. They may turn their arm back to normal with one emote. 
• Combat weapons such as hammers or swords can be formed in three emotes, turning the Atronach’s arm into said weapon. The weapon is very blunt and heavy, though packs quite a punch. They may turn their arm back to normal in two emotes.

• Weapons and Tools may be as sharp as regular rock and have the consistency as regular rock. Strong force would be enough to break bones easily and bruise at the least with direct contact. 
• Should one initiate combat while using a tool, the tool will turn back to an arm.
• The tools and weapons must always be part of the Atronach’s arm and cannot be separated. 

• Contingency causes the Earth Atronch to explode into hundreds of jagged rocks which go flying in every direction around the center of the explosion. The rocks pierce anything they come into contact with, assuming it can be pierced.
• The projectiles themselves can be anywhere from the size of two inches to four inches in length and usually around two inches in width. 
• The projectiles are sharp though and will fly up to the speed of a crossbow bolt in every direction, imbedding themselves in the skin and causing severe bruises or puncture wounds. 
• Contingency has a radius of up to seven blocks and the projectiles will vanish once they either miss or hit their target.

• This attack can only be used when the Atronach is at critical core level or is about to perish.
• An Atronach using Contingency is incredibly obvious and is not something that can be done subtly. 

• An Earth Atronach is only just short of the strength of a golem, though are typically a big slower than their dwarven counterparts. Their core can take four hits before being rendered incapacitated. 
• Earth atronachs can wield simple and blunt weapons like swords, shields, and spears, but not wield more complex weapons such as bows.
• Sharp objects are often ineffective against earth atronachs, simply deflecting off of the hard rock of the atronach or making small chips/dents. Blunt force, however, are quite useful in defeating one, often several denting or even shattering the hard exterior of the atronach.
• Elemental abilities must adhere to all the redlines of their specific evocation, unless stated otherwise.
• Requires earth evocation, transfiguration,and atronach forging to create, and requires a valid MA to play as well as a valid creator.

• Elemental Affinity allows for a Sand Atronach to create passive art using Sand (Earth) Evocation. This art can be as complex or as simple as they like, as they are not just masters but rather the embodiment of their element. Due to such, Sand Atronachs can conjure their element to the level of precision of a T5 Earth Evocationist.

• Elemental Affinity can only be used in non-combat situations. 

• All evocation art is limited by all the redlines of the original evocation.

• It creates a small ball of sand, the size of a baseball that will fly at arrow speed at most.

• It does not have the strength to push back, but will blind foes for two [2] emotes if directed to their eyes The sand used in this spell cannot cut, bruise or throw back any opponent, due to its lack of strength.

• It takes 2 emotes to perform this spell; 1 charge and 1 cast

• It can travel up to 20 blocks far, after which it will simply dispell.

• Blindness is not total blindness, and merely causes one’s eyes pain, forcing them to clench them shut. This does not cause permanent damage to the eyes, such as scratching them.

• The further the objective is, the less effective and less accurate the spell will be, and it should be emoted accordingly.

• An atronach will find its movement halved when charging and performing this spell.

• Requires line of sight.

• Sandthrower sends a stream of Sand towards the Atronach’s chosen direction. It should be able to blind any opponent that gets hit with it and throw back opponents up to the size of a common descendant.

• The attack itself only has a maximum range of twelve blocks and a width of two.

• Someone thrown back by this spell will, at most, recede 3 blocks from their position.

• Someone blinded by this spell will, at most, be blinded for 1 extra emote after the spell fades or the target is out of its range.

• Sandthrower requires three emotes to be used; 2 charge and 1 cast. The total range of the attack is up to twelve blocks in front of the Atronach.

• The voidal energies of the Sandthrower will not exceed the power of a violent gust of wind (even if not made of wind, but of voidal energies and sand), creatures bigger than a standard descendant will find themselves stopped  but won’t be launched backwards.

• Can only be distributed directly from the Atronach’s own form, meaning that it cannot be conjured elsewhere such as above a target.

• An atronach will find its movement halved when charging and performing this spell.

• Requires line of sight.

• Sand Tornado takes 4 emotes to be conjured, during the second and third emotes, the tornado will form around the atronach, and upon the fourth, it will work as a sand shield that will prevent the atronach from moving while also protecting it from being harmed. 

• Upon the fourth emote, the tornado will be completely formed, moving around the atronach with violence for no more than 3  emotes.

• If the atronach is hit during the first emote, the Sand Tornado will be dispelled and the atronach stunned for one emote.

• Due to the violent movement of the tornado, the atronach can’t move from inside when casting it, the same way, no one can enter it successfully stopping projectiles and strikes.

• If the atronach is hit during the first charging emote, it will be stunned, being unable to move or use any of the other abilities for an extra turn.

• Can only be distributed directly from the Atronach’s own form, meaning that it cannot be conjured elsewhere such as above a target.

• The sand swirling around the atronach will effectively stop any projectile flying at most at arrow speed, if covered with fire, it will also be put out. Any blow performed with the strength of a common descendant will find itself stopped by the Trornado.

• Projectiles flying at higher speed will find themselves slowered but not stopped, still able to go through the Tornado. Same applies to blows performed with strength greater to common descendants, will go through the Tornado yet slowered and less powerful.

• Due to the antimagic nature of Abjurations and Thanhium, these would effectively go through the Tornado and dispell it. Same applies with Auric Oil and Null Arcana, even though these two would only dispell the Tornado and not hit the Atronach behind due to them having to be applied to weapons and thus depend on the strength of the strike performed. Regarding water projectiles, due to the Sand Atronach weakness to this element, the Tornado would only be able to stand one hit, vanishing if hit again.

• Can only be distributed directly from the Atronach’s own form, meaning that it cannot be conjured elsewhere such as above a target.

• The Sand Atronach cannot move while charging and performing this spell.

• Requires line of sight.

• Contingency causes the Sand Atronach to explode into a sandstorm in every direction around the center of the explosion. The sand will cause blinding and small cuts on exposed flesh.

• From the outside, it is difficult to see within the sandstorm, one able to only see vague, shadowy figures as if they were looking through steam or light smoke. While inside the storm, one is unable to see more than their arms-length in front of them with eye protection, though without them they will be unable to open their eyes as a result of the pain from the sand. Once they leave the storm, the pain/blindness only lasts for [2] emotes after.

• Contingency has a radius of up to seven blocks and the sand will vanish after 5 emotes

• This attack can only be used when the Atronach is at critical core level or is about to perish.

• An Atronach using Contingency is incredibly obvious and is not something that can be done subtly.

• Contingency cannot outright kill individuals.
• It is very difficult to talk or even breath for those caught inside the sandstorm.
• For utmost clarification, Contingency is an ability all atronachs have and thus it does not lead to a PK of the construct. The core can be extracted and be repaired afterwards by an Atronach Forger.

• A Sand Atronach core can take three hits before being rendered incapacitated. 

• Their movement is the same as an average descendant.

• Sand atronachs can wield simple weapons like swords, shields, and spears, but not more complex weapons. Heavy weapons may also cause them to crack.

• Elemental abilities must adhere to all the redlines of their specific evocation, unless stated otherwise. Sand Atronachs cannot create any form of stone on their own.

• Requires Earth (Sand) evocation, Transfiguration, and Atronach Forging to create, and requires a valid CA to play as well as a valid creator.

• Elemental Affinity allows for an Air Atronach to create passive art using air evocation. This art can be as complex or as simple as they like, as they are not just masters but rather the embodiment of their element. Due to such, Air Atronachs can conjure their element to the level of precision of a T5 Wind Evocationist.

• Elemental Affinity can only be used in non-combat situations. 
• All evocation art is limited by all the redlines of the original evocation. 
• Can only be used in non-combat scenarios. 

• Swift allows Air Atronachs a passive boost to their speed. While this does not necessarily increase their dexterity, their general movement speed is typically faster than that of the average descendant. 
• Swift is a passive ability of the Air Atronach, constant whether in combat or not.
• Swift allows Air Atronachs the ability to move up to twelve blocks per emote rather than simply ten. It may also make Wind Atronachs a little harder to hit, though not ridiculously so. 
  • Should the maximum amount of traversable blocks per emote change, an Air Atronach will always be able to move two more blocks than the maximum

• The speed of a wind atronach is not inhuman, just slightly faster than most descendants and other forms of atronachs. 

• Expel Wind sends a shapeless gust of air in any direction the Atronach wishes. The ability can have any severity up to the strength of a horse running directly at someone. While this may not particularly cause someone extreme pain, it will most definitely knock them back a fair amount.
• The maximum block count that a target can be thrown back by Expel Wind is up to five blocks and will likely knock the target onto their back as well, breath knocked out of them. 
• Expel Wind requires three emotes of charge and can be held for up to four emotes. The total range of the attack is up to ten blocks in front of the Atronach.

• The power of Expel Wind cannot exceed the power of a medium sized single horse running directly at you. It should be able to blast one back and perhaps knock the wind out of them. 
• Can only be distributed directly from the Atronach’s own form, meaning that it cannot be conjured elsewhere such as above a target.
• Requires line of sight.

• An Air Atronachs may create a sphere of compressed air which is around the size of a beach ball, requiring four emotes to cast and having a range of up to twenty blocks total. This spell may be used in two ways:
  • Slam: The orb is sent to slam into a single person or object with immense force, capable of blasting back the individual it makes contact with and likely causing a handful of fractures and broken bones to an unarmoured opponent, damaging them critically, while an armoured foe may receive a painful bruise and still be thrown back by seven meters, bones being broken and receiving a large painful bruise. In both cases, the air will likely be knocked out of them should it make hit. 
  • Burst: The orb is sent towards a group of people, exploding outwards in a five meter radius with great force, the explosion blasting everyone in the radius back akin to the force of a powerful gust which would send them all stumbling/flying/falling back up to three meters. 
• Charging this ability is by no means subtle, creating a great sphere of swirling air which is very visible, having streaks of wind flying quickly into a compressed sphere of air, almost acting like a light vacuum.
• The slam spell will almost never instantly kill a target, though should the target not receive adequate medical attention which struck to the head or center-chest, they may perish. 

• The orb will never be invisible and its tells are obvious. 

• Whirlwind creates a whirlwind around the Atronach, the construct being the center. It possesses enough force to suck anything the size of a halfling smaller directly into the tornado, causing them to spin around before being launched out with great speed(i.e. papers, books, shields). Larger people(s) or objects are pushed away from the whirlwind rather than sucked into it. 
• Any objects or people sucked into the tornado will be spun around for up to three emotes before being launched back out at the speed no greater than that of an arrow. 
• Larger people or objects pushed away cannot come within two blocks of the whirlwind, otherwise they are sent backwards up to three blocks at running speed.
•  The Air Atronach must always be at the center of the Whirlwind for it to operate. If the Atronach’s charging is disrupted, the whirlwind will dissipate and the Atronach will have to start over again.
• Whirlwind has a radius of up to two blocks in each direction, the Atronach being the center.
• Requires a minimum of four emotes to perform and can be maintained for up to eight emotes after the initial charging is complete. The Atronach must remain completely stationary the entire time lest the whirlwind dissipate.

The whirlwind cannot repel objects going faster than the speed of a crossbow bolt, making this the most effective way to defeat one.

• Contingency allows a Wind Atronach to expel a large amount of mana from its core when it is near its end. The expulsion results in a large sphere of pure wind energy which expands outwards from the Atronach and blows everything around it backwards by at most eight blocks. 
• The radius of the sphere is up to seven blocks, throwing back anything within two blocks of the center and pushing back anything within five but beyond two. The foce can be enough to give concussions and broken bones to those caught in it, assuming they make contact with a hard enough surface.

• This attack can only be used when the Atronach is at critical core level or is about to perish.
• An Atronach using Contingency is incredibly obvious and is not something that can be done subtly. 

• ir Atronachs have the strength and constitution of a master mage (T5). This means that they are exceedingly fragile, requiring only three hard hits to their core in order to render them incapacitated.
• Wind atronachs can only wield lightweight weapons and nothing too complex either, such as a bow.
• All Air Atronach abilities must adhere to all the redlines of their specific evocation, unless stated otherwise.
• Requires air evocation, transfiguration, and atronach forging to create, and requires a valid MA to play as well as a valid creator.

• The Atronach may, within a five block radius, lift and move small objects by projecting its inner energy towards the items in question, with a limit of 11kg/25lbs. This follows all red-lines of Transfiguration’s “Alter Position” and may not be used combatively.

• Range of five blocks.
• Cannot be used combatively in any way.
• Follows all red-lines of “Alter Position” in Transfiguration.

• Although objectively weaker than Earth Atronachs, Telekinetic Atronachs possess an ideal balance of agility and strength, giving them the movement speed and strength on par with an orcish warrior.

• Cannot surpass the rough strength of an orcish warrior.

• A great feat of strength may be performed, such as slowly moving a boulder out of the way, or bending steel bars to allow passage. This level of strength would be just below that of a Dwarven Brawn Golem.
• Doing anything with this ability would take at minimum [4] emotes of uninterrupted focus, being a gradual process that occurs over the emote duration. The ability may be active for a maximum of [8] emotes before it deactivates, and will drain the Atronach regardless of whether or not it is used.
• This ability may be used on people, making it possible for bones to be crushed, and could prove to be lethal if used on a vital region, such as the head or around one's chest.
• During player-driven CRP, amplified telekinetic strength's lifting capacity could at MOST be used to lift masses of [4] cubic meters (4 blocks), and no more than [8] cubic meters (8 blocks) may be pushed. In ET Events, these values may be negotiated at the discretion of the ET in question.
• This may only be performed if the Atronach is making physical contact with the object, and as such, could not be done from a distance.
• As a consequence, the Atronach must open up their plates to allow enough Mana to flow through in order to increase their strength, leaving them incredibly vulnerable to attacks on their Arcane skeleton and core.
• This ability requires that the Atronach remain relatively immobile, meaning that this ability could not buff them in a fast paced combative encounter that requires them to rapidly change position.
• This ability only works once every 24 hours, and would drain the Atronach of half their usable mana as the task is completed.

• In terms of equivalency, the strength boost would lift the Atronach to be just under a Dwarven Brawn Golem’s strength.
• This strength increase is not instant, but rather a gradual application. An Atronach lifting a boulder would not be instant, but rather a slow process as they heave it up. As such, an Atronach could not throw a boulder or something of equivalent or larger size at an adversary.
• Performing this ability would require the Atronach to open up their plates, allowing enough room for a weapon to slip through and do severe damage.
• This ability requires that the Atronach remain mostly still and not rapidly change position, meaning that using this ability in the midst of a fast paced combative encounter.
• This ability drains half of the Atronach’s usable stamina/mana, and as a result would need to be recharged sooner.

• Telekinetic Atronachs have the strength of an orcish warrior, capable of wielding heavy weapons, as well as operating more complex weapons, such as bows and crossbows.
• Telekinetic Atronachs are a Hybrid, being a cross between Solid and Fluid. Their core requires three hard hits with a blade, or two with a blunt weapon to be incapacitated. Inadequately crafted weapons or armaments below the strength of iron will do little to damage the core. Should the weapon be of thanhic alloy/auric oil coated, it will be twice as effective (a thanhic alloy sword would count as two hits as opposed to one towards the core).
• The Arcane form of a Telekinetic Atronach is as vulnerable as the flesh of the average descendant, meaning that limbs can be hacked off and their form can be cut. Severe cuts that would cause a descendant to bleed out would cause the Atronach to deactivate after [8] emotes of "bleeding." Each subsequent hit will halve this duration.
• Requires transfiguration, and atronach forging to create, and requires a valid CA to play as well as a valid creator.

• Sharp weapons, such as swords, would deal [1] hit towards an Atronach's core, while blunt weapons would deal [2] hits.
• Thanhium alloy weapons or armaments coated in Auric Oil would be capable of easily severing the "limbs" of an Atronach and slowly draining their form with each strike. The core being struck by such a weapon would be twice as effective, meaning that a thanhic warhammer (blunt) would deal [4] hit "points" to an Atronach's core.
• Elemental Atronachs are susceptible to their opposed elements (Fire Atronachs could be extinguished through water, etc).
• Ward Shields would act as an impassable barrier to an Atronach, and Abjurations directed at their Elemental Form would stun them and interrupt all casting and movement for a single emote.
• An Atronach may be shutdown entirely if an Abjuration created by an Atronach Forger hits their core dead on.

• The following Voidal elements are able to be utilized in the making of an Atronach;  Fire Evocation, Water Evocation, Earth Evocation, Air Evocation.
• An Atronach requires an atronach forger, a mastered (T5) transfigurationist, and an evocation of choice in order to be made.
• Atronach cores take typically 4-5 direct hits before being destroyed and effectively kill the atronach. Cores can be salvaged and repaired by its creator or another atronach forger, however.

• A solid atronach must revisit their obelisk once every week as to avoid mana depletion. Alternatively, they may be refueled by their mage in a similar manner.
• A fluid atronach must revisit their obelisk once every three days as to avoid mana depletion. Alternatively, they may be refueled by their mage in a similar manner. 
• In order to refill an atronach, the mage that is refilling the construct must have knowledge on Atronach Forging and be a transfigurationist.
• Should an atronach not replenish their mana within a designated time frame they will die.

• Transfiguration and the evocation of choice are all required to create an atronach. This is a long process, unable to be performed in combat.
• All atronach casting is limited to expulsion of their own forms, unable to summon their evocations above or away from themselves.
• Atronachs must recharge when the designated time as approached. Failure to meet this requirement could result in the revoking of the Atronach’s CA. Screenshots are recommended to be kept, though optional. 
• Atronachs have free will so long as it does not contradict a master’s command. An Atronachs will listen to any command given by its ‘impera’ or creator and will be unable to resist commands given. They will not seek to extort or find loopholes in a command. 
• Atronachs cannot purposefully or deliberately kill their own master.
• Familiars cannot be larger than seven feet in diameter. They may possess either a humanoid shape or an animal-like shape.
• All atronachs may hover no more than a meter off the ground, although this offers no mechanical advantage and is only for aesthetic purposes. 
• Solid atronachs are better than liquid in terms of manipulating the physical world around them, such as moving an object or smashing a wall. However, liquid familiars are far superior at casting from their forms.
• Atronachs are weak to Fi magic, abjuration, and warding. Should an atronach’s core be destroyed or severely damaged, it can still be repaired.
• Atronachs on their own are immune to both mental attacks and sensory illusion, as they do not necessarily have a mind to trick.
• All atronach evocations must adhere to their respective evocation redlines. 
• Atronachs cannot learn any form of magic.
• Atronachs cannot be enchanted in and of themselves, though they may use separate enchantments if they are simple enough.
• A valid CA is required to play an atronach, along with a valid creator. They are not an open race.
• Atronachs are only freed from their master should the master perish (PK). While the creator may instruct an atronach to serve someone else, the construct will always remain obedient to their creator. 
• Should an atronach purposefully damage their own core, it is considered a PK and they cannot be repaired with the exception of contingencies.

• Removed goliath and drone atronachs
• Remove projections
• Clarified Atronach Limbs
• Changed Conjuration Mechanics
• Conjuration will still be necessary in atronach creation, though only in order to provide sentience and animation to the atronachs. The atronachs themselves will no longer be considered permanent ‘primordial conjurations’, they are considered sentient elements instead. 
• Added Contingencies
• Removed Atronach Enchantment
• Removed need for conjuration
• Removed arcanism atronachs
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Combustionary, Bokratz, Jax, Toodles, Merrymoogle

Original Lore: https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/141253-playable-arcane-familiars-a-mages-construct/

Familiar Guide: https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/141253-playable-arcane-familiars-a-mages-construct/

Telekinetic Atronachs: https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/156081-✓-addition-to-atronach-forging-telekinetic-and-projection/

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