BobBox

Based on the world lore of The Mountain made by SquakHawk. My discord is BobBox (Austin)#4660 if you'd like to reach me or you can send a bird in-game.

Thank you to everyone for attending, I hope the event was enjoyed by the dwarven community.

The Haense Event is scheduled for May 13th, 4:00 PM EST.

Thank you to everyone who participated in the events today, I hope they were enjoyable for the communities displaced. People are beginning to claim areas in Savoy so if you've lost your nation don't be afraid to message me. We have a cart from South Hub to savoy thanks to @Spoopy_Duck and we're giving away plenty of blocks for people to set up with. In the center of the market there's a green SS pillar as well so you can bind to that for ease of travel. Of course let me know if you or your community have any concerns or need anything else.

If any displaced groups would like a small region in savoy to set up just lmk and I'll get you situated

This page aims to amend some various Naztherak adjacent lore pieces to better flesh out the rewrite. I ask that if the rewrite is not accepted then these are not either. These amendments should essentially be treated as part of the main lore piece, but are on a separate document for easier tracking.

With rakir now being limited to how much can be made per week, it only makes sense to enforce this upon Rokodra. Currently, a Naztherak could cast malflame for free and create infinite rokodra. This aims to block that and lock it behind the rakir cost while also giving the players incentive to hunt and kill demons in order to harvest them for rakir so that they may make Rokodra.

This is being implemented and shifted into main Naztherak lore in a way that is much more accessible and open to the community. Currently, it’s not been utilized more than once, and so we wish to change that. The ability for the Dark Corruption ritual to affect the body will be kept, as this is still unique to Infernal BM.

This is a piece of flavor text listed a few times within the lore piece but given that in the rewrite inferi can no longer create rakir, it should be removed so that they can continue to practice the magic.

Given the large changes to the three inferi subtypes, if this is accepted I would ask that the current Zar’ei players may choose a new subtype if they wish. 

- The inferis must be completely dead to have rakir harvested.
- Gatrov trees will yield no rakir.
- A Zevnka or imp may be harvested for 1 unit of rakir upon death.b
- A Striith may be harvested for 2 units of rakir upon death.
- A Zekul or beast may be harvested for 2 units of rakir upon death.
- A zar’ei may be harvested for 3 units of rakir upon death.

- A Zar’akal may be harvested for 5 units of rakir upon death.

Gatrov may be created in two ways. Firstly, botanicals of all sorts may be burned by malflame to create Gatrov. Each burnt tree requires [3] emotes of malflame exposure to be turned, meaning that a sphere from Rok-Dhurz may not be very useful but a stream of flame from Rok-Kirluk would work wonders. Secondly, Gatrov may be created by watering a growing sapling with [2] counts of rakir, allowing it to sprout into a Gatrov. Once a sapling is fed the required counts of rakir it will reject water and other normal means of sustenance, though should it be watered before all counts are given, it will revert back to a normal sapling and require [2] counts once more. 

Mechanics

Gatrov may be represented by burned and warped-looking trees with little to no leaves. Animals will not be found naturally in areas corrupted by Gatrovs and Druids who attempt communion will be met with an unsettling silence. Naztherak and other creatures of infernal origin would find peace within these regions and the Gatrov may even speak bits of Ilzakarn to them or their infernal companions.

Redlines:
- Requires OOC permission should the trees being tainted be on an owned tile.
- The Ilzakarn spoke to players cannot be used to metagame or be useful in any fashion.
- While only trees will become Gatrov, other nearby plants may be changed for aesthetic reasons, such as the grass or bushes.
- While players may be able to obtain rakir, they would not be able to infer that dumping it onto a sapling creates a Gatrov. This must be learned from a Naztherak or someone else who is already aware of the fact.
- Gatrov do not require an ST sign in the area but should have player signs denoting the region and its effects.
- Gatrov’kiel (creatures mentioned in the Moz-Strimoza lore) are for events only.
- Gatrov are resistant to fire and do not burn.
- One may not infer that Gatrov trees are inherently infernal in nature without proper RP or IC knowledge to back such reasoning.

The profane and mutated bodies of all Inferi are almost exclusively carnivorous, with very little sustenance gained from plant-based foods. Were an Imp forced to survive only upon vegetation, it would grow sluggish and weary. Among some covens, it's thought to be a convenient means of disposal to cut up the corpses of victims drained of any precious resources and the pieces thrown to a Naztherak's Imps and beasts to fight over, as neither have any reservations about eating sapient beings.

Redlines: 

- Imps require a high protein meat-based diet to remain at their peak strength, and will wane should they be forced to subsist only upon plant-based foods. They may substitute animal protein for Descendant meat and so on without risk of prion disease, etc.
-  Their builds may vary, from stringy and gangly, to rotund and fat or possessing some degree of musculature. None, however, may lift more than 30 lbs in weight alone.
-  All imps must possess an ugly demonic appearance of sorts, such as a pig or bat nose, horns, viscous teeth, tails, claws, scales, fur, and so on.
- They are unable to disguise their demonic appearance.
-  Tails are not prehensile enough to grip weapons or strong enough to cause any real harm.
-  Claws can scratch flesh and tear cloth, but can only mark leather and are incapable of damaging armor or coverings more substantial than that.
-  For the purposes of Holy magics, Inferi are always considered a ‘revealed dark creature.’
-  Those imps which possess wings, may not fly greater than [5] blocks high in combat, and their ability to ‘hover’ in flight is clumsy at best. 
-  CA imps may not use flight to bypass settlement defenses, which they cannot otherwise mechanically bypass(e.g. parkouring inside) unless an RO permits so.

-  Abilities such as Holy Affinity from Paladinism are substantially more painful to an Imp. Even mere contact with Xannic Mist, Tahariaean Light, etc. will cause a burning sensation.
-  A Paladin’s passive aura and similar holy auras, will elicit discomfort in Inferi, akin to instinctual disgust.
-  Imps can also be poisoned in the same fashion as any Descendant might be, such as by Azhl, 
-  Thanhium will stop an imp from casting.

Imps lack the ability to understand complex cause-and-effect relationships. Unlike Descendants who can see multiple outcomes, imps can only see a direct result. Imps do have some forethought but use it mostly for betraying their superiors. Zevn are often underestimated, and like all Inferi imps constantly seek to climb to greater rungs of power but frequently squabble over the first few steps.

This interest in immediate gratification also means they are easily distracted and could be lured away from their pranks and sabotage by certain promising rewards, such as vials of rakir. One is unable to ‘tame’ an imp, and even those Naztherak who bind them will find their chaotic energy can often disrupt otherwise carefully laid schemes. Suffice to say, one may take the imp from the chaos of Moz Strimoza, but may not remove the chaos from the imp.
 
Redlines:

- Imps are not capable of fluent speech in any language. Their speech is broken and simple.
- Imps are prone to disorganized thinking and cannot see far beyond their immediate actions. (They will know for instance that sabotaging a wagon will cause its wheels to fall off in transit, but will not understand that the wagon’s inability to provide supplies to nearby places leads to hungry mouths or a lack of medicine etc.)
- They may however employ backstabbing, betrayal, and bargaining to acquire that which they covet. In such cases, Imps are extremely shrewd and unfair in their deals.
- Any relationship an imp creates is of immediate convenience. They will not desire to be ‘adopted.’
- Imps may be distracted from their task by the right bait, but it is up to the player to determine what would tempt their imp adequately.
- Imps love rakir, and are addicted to drinking such.

Mechanics:
An imp may create a sphere or ‘ball’ of Malflame no larger than a coin, to spit or throw toward an opponent. This takes [2] emotes to conjure and outside of combat may be used to summon small tongues of Malflame for aesthetic purposes. The projectile has a range of [5] meters.
 
When casting, the Imp must have some manner of telling to telegraph its attack. Such tells may include glowing in the chest or throat, the body exuding embers and smoke, or even an uttered incantation.

 
Redlines:
- Each projectile will travel at about the speed of an overhand baseball throw, regardless of size.
- These may be cast at most [5] times per combat encounter.
- Outside of combat, imps may use this ability for aesthetic purposes to summon tongues of Malflame.
- When casting, the Imp must have some manner of telling to telegraph its attack.
- Must adhere to Malflame general redlines.

- Non-playable Independant Summon imps may be summoned using the Naztherak spell “[T1] Zevn ” and all imps may be bound by the spell “Shackle [T1]”.
-  CA imps should accompany their party into combat mechanically, and may not be summoned.
-  If an imp is slain, it may be resummoned by its Naztherak, but not during the same combat encounter in which it was slain.
-  In combat, bound Imps will de-manifest after eight emotes, unless their Naztherak spends an additional [5] maleus to extend this by a further eight emotes.
-  A Naztherak may only bind [5] total Imps, whether CA or non-CA.

- Imps may not be more than 2 feet tall.
- They must possess hellish and monstrous appearances of some kind.
- Imps may lift a maximum of 30 lbs, whether flying or walking.
- Tails may not be used to cause substantial harm or to hold weapons, etc.
- Claws may not tear anything greater than cloth and can be negated by leather and more substantial armor.
- Winged imps possess a wingspan permitting only themselves and the maximum burden of 30lbs. This is to say one may not have excessive wingspans to justify carrying greater weights or working around the height limit.
- Should thanhium or thanhic steel weaponry be used against Inferi, it will not be able to cast.
- Zevn may still be affected by Malflame and any Malice used.
- They may also be successfully cursed by Naztherak curses or those of other magics.
- Holy magics are more effective against the imp, causing a burning sensation upon mere contact and additional pain and burns when struck with spells.
- Holy objects, artifacts, and auras additionally elicit spiteful scorn from all Inferi.

- CA imps are subject to all normal resurrection rules, even if resummoned by their Naztherak.
- Imps may not be revived during the combat encounter in which they were slain.
- CA imps may not be summoned into or out of combat.
- An accepted CA is required to roleplay an imp character.
- Although imps are meant to cause chaos and turmoil, if imp players use the creature to OOCly harass others, or for excessive ‘troll rp’ or ‘meme rp’ it is considered an abuse of the CA, which is grounds for a blacklist.
- Imps have [0] magic slots.

Beasts collectively occupy a variety of sizes, statures, and builds, such that they resemble any existing natural animal. Typically Zekul bound to Naztherak manifest in canine, feline, equine, and ursine forms, although always grotesque in appearance. In place of a coat of fur, the Beast will have wiry hair growing in loose tufts, scarred or charred flesh, or even lack flesh entirely and appear as if only muscle, bone, and sinew. A Zekul resembling a horse may possess horns, such that they resemble a mockery of Faeish unicorns, or bear-like Zekul may have overdeveloped jaws and so on.

Zekul resembling canines are often dubbed ‘hellhounds,’ for their likeness to many Canonist and occult imagery, and make for deadly pack hunters. Felines may instead stalk in quiet, while an equine might bear their Naztherak as thoroughbred ferries for their Prince.

Zekul may not be larger than a grizzly bear or a warhorse, and no smaller than a housecat. Their height, mass, and so on must resemble their animal counterparts. One may not have a dog-sized Beast with the muscle mass of a grizzly bear, and so on.

Redlines:

- Zekul must appear ugly and monstrous. There are no pretty beasts.
- All must bear some resemblance to an IRL animal, or lore-compliant magical animal of sorts.
- They may not spit acid, or spread poison with their claws and so on.
- Chitin or bone-like plates will protect from slashing attacks but may be crushed with blunt weapons such as maces, or penetrated with arrows or crossbow bolts. Scales may not provide protection from heat or attacks, etc.
- Zekul can be destroyed like any other combat summon. They are by no means unstoppable.
- Tails are not dextrous enough to operate weapons etc.
- Claws are only strong enough to cut into flesh and tear through cloth and leather. Chainmail will protect from slashing attacks, while plate mail is sufficient protection from claws entirely.
- A Zekul’s strength will mirror that of its animal counterpart. 
- Flight may not be used to justify bypassing defenses in settlements etc.
-  Those Zekul which possess wings cannot fly unless they are housecat-sized, and may not fly greater than [5] blocks high in combat, and their ability to ‘hover’ in flight is clumsy at best. All other Zekul are incapable of flight.

When compared to the Imp, a Beast has a similar level of mental acuity but excels in differing capacities. Able to understand Ilzakarn, insofar that a dog understands ‘sit’ or ‘speak’, the Zekul may be trained to act on certain commands, which is bolstered by the Naztherak’s binding of them. This means that a pack of ‘hellhounds’ could feasibly be sent to harm one’s foe, or brought to heel should they prove too aggressive.

Despite this capacity to be trained akin to their animal counterparts, the Zekul cannot be described as tame. They will still obey their base instincts for food, rest, and survival over their Prince, but are not necessarily prone to ‘biting the hand which feeds them’ so to speak. One could not possibly have a panther-like Zekul draped over their lap for example, but a housecat-like Zekul is more feasible.
 
Redlines:
- Zekul are not capable of speech in any language.
- They are bestial in their intellect and will typically act on instinct. Equine Beasts may kick and flee from a foe for instance, while a feline Beast may stalk its prey.
- Beasts may not be docile. Even housecat-sized, they are untamable and cannot demonstrate affection.
- A Zekul may not be turned against its Prince, or commanded by another Naztherak.
-  Any connections with other Zekul are purely pack-based, with a dominant over its lessers. They are Inferi after all.
-  Zekul do not possess foresight beyond the immediate task before them and their survival. They are not able to understand what comes after a ballista is loaded by their foe and aimed at them, for instance.

Mechanics:
A Zekul may breathe a cone of Malflame, projected out in front of them as a crude flamethrower. This funnel is no larger than a block in diameter, and cannot exceed five blocks further than its point of origin, that being the Beast themselves. This requires [3] emotes to perform, and may be sustained for up to [4] emotes.

When casting, the Beast must have some manner of telling to telegraph its attack. Such tells may include glowing beneath chitin plates, the body becoming wreathed in flames or embers, smoke pouring from the mouth, etc.

Redlines:
- These may be cast at most 5 times per combat encounter.
- Outside of combat, Beasts may use this ability for aesthetic purposes.
- When casting, the Beast must have some manner of telling to telegraph its attack.
- Must adhere to Malflame general redlines.
- Possess the strength of up to a grizzly bear.
- Possess intellect up to and including that of a trained dog.
- May have natural armor not exceeding the strength of ceramic.

-  If a bound Zekul is slain, it may be resummoned by its Naztherak, but not in the same combat encounter.
- Outside of combat, players may have multiple beasts for flavorful roleplay, though only one may be permitted to enter combat, should they be summoned beforehand. 
- One beast or two imps may enter combat if they were summoned prior to it starting. A user’s grimoire must be constantly held on their person after they are summoned. This is to say that one may not hide their book in a chest and expect their summons to enter combat with them.
- While only one beast or two imps may enter combat with you, you may summon the other mid-combat should you perform the required amount of emotes.
- One may not presummon a beast larger than a big cat.
- In combat, Zekul will de-manifest after [6] emotes of invocation, unless the Naztherak spends an additional [5] maleus to extend this by another [6] emotes.
- A Naztherak may only bind [5] total Zekul.

- Should a Beast be used as a mount, it should be mechanically represented with a horse mob.
- Beasts should ideally adhere to one of three archetypes: wolf/big cat, bear, and horse. They inherit the strength and vague appearance of whichever they adhere to. Creative variation is allowed, so long as it is not used to justify invincible combat summons.
- Claws may not tear anything greater than leather and can be negated by more substantial armor.
- Winged Beasts possess a wingspan permitting only themselves and small burdens. This is to say one may not have excessive wingspans to justify carrying greater weights.
- Zekul of any sort may not be used for ‘scent-tracking’ or similar roundabout means of metagaming.
-  Abilities such as Holy Affinity from Paladinism are substantially more painful to Zekul. Even mere contact with Xannic Mist or Tahariaean Light etc. will cause a burning sensation.
-  A Paladin’s passive aura and similar holy auras, will elicit discomfort in Inferi, akin to instinctual disgust.
- Should thanhium or thanhic steel weaponry be used against Inferi, it will not be able to cast.
- Zekul may still be affected by Malflame and any Malice used that is not from their own Prince.
- They may also be successfully cursed by Naztherak curses, or those of other magics.
- Holy magics are more effective against the Beast, causing a burning sensation upon mere contact and additional pain and burns when struck with spells.
- Holy objects, artifacts and auras additionally elicit spiteful scorn from all Inferi.

-  Zezimar are playable CA Inferi of the Zar’ei class, meaning that they are humanoid and possess intelligence and physical prowess on par with the stature of Descendants they most resemble.
-  No Zezimar may be roleplayed without an accepted CA and must be bound to a Naztherak with room in their court for a Zar’ei. In the case of Naz’kuthun, players must post the CA after the ritual is successfully performed, listing the Naztherak as the creator.

-  Zar’ei lack the mortal ‘lens’ of perception and comprehension. 
-  They are inherently selfish and self-serving. 
-  All Zar’ei are able to understand Ilzakarn by sheer ‘virtue’ of being Inferi. They may speak, read and write it freely, even if they were subjected to Naz’kuthun and have no prior experience with it.
-  Playable Inferi may not outright refuse orders or attack their Naztherak.
- Naztherak may not give commands which completely stonewall their Zar'ei from seeking to be rebound or to seek alternative RP with other Naztherak, such as "Never get rebound." and "Never leave the lair without me", etc. They may however give lesser commands, such as “Do not visit ‘X’ nation”.
-  In turn, a Naztherak should be wary of assigning an Inferis mundane tasks or holding their leash too tightly. Should the Prince not give the Zezimar enough free reign, the latter will surely look for other means to ‘stretch their wings,’ such as loopholing commands to avoid busywork and to be rebound.

- A Zar'ei's mind is too chaotic to understand the material alphabet, and so they cannot practice alchemy. They can however, learn blood magic.

-  Functionally immortal.
-  Have access to a few Malflame spells of their own.
- Possess intellect and physical strength on par with Descendant counterparts.
- May have natural armor not exceeding the strength of Ceramic.

-  Abilities such as Holy Affinity from Paladinism are substantially more painful to Zar'eika. Even mere contact with Xannic Mist or Tahariaean Light etc. will cause a burning sensation.
-  A Paladin’s passive aura and similar holy auras, will illicit discomfort in Inferi, akin to instinctual disgust.
-  For the purposes of Holy magics, Inferi are always considered a ‘revealed dark creature.’
-  Zezimar can also be poisoned in the same fashion as any Descendant might be, such as by Azhl.
-  Unable to disguise demonic appearance via alchemy. 

- Playable Zar’ei possess an intellect on par with Descendants.
- Base Zar’ei possesses one magic slot total. Brutes possess zero, knights possess two, and mages possess three. This is expanded upon more in evolution.
- Their general appearance must be somewhat humanoid and may resemble one of the four main races if one so chooses.
- All Zezimar must, however, be monstrous and demonic in appearance. They may not be beautiful; Snouts, elongated teeth, additional arms, chitinous exoskeletons, horns, fiery eyes, tails, and so on are permitted.
- Demonic appearances may not be used to justify the unreasonable durability of the character. They may be slain, die from blood loss, starve to death, and so on.
- Although demonic qualities may provide a combat application, claws, and weapon-like appendages may not puncture platemail, or slash through chainmail
- Tails are not prehensile enough to crush a person or wield a weapon
- Natural armor may not be more protective than ceramic and may be destroyed by crossbow bolts, hammers, and other blunt weapons
- Extra limbs(excluding a tail) will divide the character’s overall strength between all limbs.

- If a Zezimar is forced to subsist upon plant-based foods, such as while captured, they may not maintain their peak physical strength. Their appearance may deteriorate to connote this.
- Zar'ei may not form healthy, fulfilling relationships. Any camaraderie or companionship they create is inherently exploitative, toxic, and a vehicle for their own gain. Gaslighting, manipulation, and abuse will be rampant in these exchanges, should they occur.
- When a CA Zar’ei is slain it will be unplayable for an IRL week unless the Naztherak who bound it uses the appropriate ritual to reconstitute them manually. All normal resurrection rules apply.
- Although Inferi are meant to cause chaos and misery, if players use the creature to oocly harass others, or for excessive ‘troll/‘meme rp’ or poor-quality villainy or banditry roleplay it is considered an abuse of the CA, which is grounds for a blacklist.
- When casting, a Zezimar must have some manner of tell to telegraph its attack. Such tells may include glowing in the chest or throat, glowing underneath chitin plates, smoke or cinders peeling off from their body, incantations, flaming eyes, and so on. They must still speak the spell they wish to cast.
- Zar'ei may still be affected by Malflame not their own, any Malice used, and other Naztherak curses.
- Holy magics are more effective against Zezimar, causing a burning sensation upon mere contact and additional pain and burns when struck with spells.
- Zar’ei may only move 4 blocks per emote while channeling their spells.
- Zar’ei may wear armor even if they have natural armor such as chitin, but these effects will not stack. For instance, if an arrow punctures its armor, it may not be deflected by the natural armor below.

These projectiles come in three different sizes; small, which is golf ball sized; medium which is the size of a baseball; and large, which is the size of a standard 3ft diameter beach ball. Each of these requires [1], [2], and [3] emotes to conjure respectively after a channeling emote has been performed. Projectiles have a range of [10], [20], and [30] meters before dissipating. The maleus costs for each are [5]/[5]/[10] and for one additional emote, this spell may be made combustive, meaning that it will dent plate armor, rip cloth, and will cause someone to trip if it strikes their feet.

Redlines:

- The ball of Malflame splatters over a distance of [1] block in all directions upon contact.
- The concussive force will, at most, dent plate armor or rip cloth to catch onto the skin below.
- If made concussive, it will not splatter.
- May not be thrown in the same emote it is conjured.
- Base Zar’ei spells are still able to be cast by their evolved counterparts.

Primarily used to deliver pain when in melee combat, this spell requires an initial [10] maleus to cast, with [1] emote to conjure the Malflame around the region after a casting tell has been performed. As the malflame is conjured around the specified region, it will explode in all directions up to [1] block in distance. It may be maintained for [3] emotes, every additional [3] emotes requiring an extra [5] maleus.

Redlines:
- Inferi may have this cover any region of their body without consequence to themselves.
- Malflame exploding off the limb may catch onto skin or other substances that malflame would catch onto, though it does not have concussive force.
- May only cover one limb per cast, though can be cast multiple times to have both arms, for example.

- Must have an interaction sign to tell players who to message, should they interact.
- Only one may be created at a time.
- A Zar’ei will innately know when their trap is successfully interacted with.
- These are freeform but should fit within the general themes of the three subtypes.
- May be easily purged by holy magics or by mundane methods, such as filling in a gore pit with dirt, or destroying the sword in the stone.

-  The CA Zar’ei must consume [5] mortal souls not belonging to Naztherak, before proceeding to the next step in order to undergo evolution.
-  Alternatively, the Zezimar may bargain with soul-bearing player characters in order to sup upon their soul essence, leaving the victim alive. In such a case the victim receives a permanent burn scar at the site of such siphoning and will periodically be subject to nightmares as a lasting reminder of their deal. Additionally, they feel weakened, akin to a sickly malaise, for [1] IRL week before the soul regenerates.
- Players receive no additional benefit should a victim PK, and should not goad the other player into PKing.
- A slain victim may be resurrected by Monk Revival as per normal rules. They may choose to suffer from nightmares and so on if they desire character development from the experience.
- ‘Soul-supping’ may only be performed upon a consenting soul-bearing player character. It is up to the Zezimar to coerce the character into allowing this through roleplay.
- Although the sickly malaise lasts for only a week, the nightmares are semi-permanent, but not totally debilitating. They may be managed with mundane medicines.
- Scarring and nightmares may not be used as a vehicle to metagame information about individuals or lore.
- Soul supping should only be used on completely restrained or willing victims. It is not a combative spell.

-  Upon achieving such evolution, the ST should be notified so the corresponding CA can be updated. They may ask for confirmation of acquired souls.
-  CA Zezimar who achieve evolution remain as Zar’ei, but may change their physical form some to connote their more ‘advanced state.’ Examples are a lengthening of horns, a one-time regrowth of severed limbs, additional muscle mass, etc.
- Players may ‘puff up’ and otherwise develop the appearance of the Zar’ei via transformation, but must still be hideous and monstrous in appearance.
- Upon evolution to Mage, the Zezimar develops physical strength and stamina on par with voidal mage. They gain two magic slots.
- Upon evolution to Knight, the Zezimar develops physical strength and stamina on par with a peak Human. They gain one magic slot.
- Upon evolution to Brute, the Zezimars develop physical strength and stamina on par with an orc. They lose their only magic slot.

General Malda Redlines:
-  A Mage-type Zezimar possesses physical stamina and strength on par with a modern Voidal Mage. They may not be taller than 6 feet in height, and may not possess significant muscle bulk.
- Malda have a max maleus pool of 50 which refreshes after 12 OOC hours.
- They may wear half-plate and cast Malflame spells but will tire more quickly in prolonged physical combat.
- Malda have 3 magic slots, which they may dedicate to various magics.

Malda Spells:
Kolv Rhazthor - [Combative]
A spell used by malda to dissuade enemies from rushing at them, and for punishing those who do.

This spell requires [15] maleus and allows for a Malda to summon a cloud of toxic gasses from the High Hells. After a total of [3] emotes including the channeling emote have been completed, a burst of smoke the color of the malda’s malflame will appear within [20] meters of themself. This smoke initially starts as a 3x3 cloud and expands to a 5x5 the next emote. Those within the smoke cannot see out and will feel heat upon exposed skin, as if the skin is being held near an intense flame. Breathing in this smoke will cause one to hear maddening screams of The High Hells. The cloud remains for [4] emotes before dissipating.

Redlines:
- One who is not an inferi cannot see in or out of the smoke. Those within can only see [2] blocks in front of themselves, this includes Naztherak.
- Inferi and Naztherak do not feel the heat or hear the screaming while in the smoke.

Gudor Zevik - [Combative]
A spell used by malda to showcase their spellcasting supremacy, during which they summon a multitude of projectiles to shoot at their enemies.

Over the course of [3] total emotes including the casting tell, a malda may summon four golf ball-sized fireballs which hover around their hands. They may then shoot up to [2] of these per emote at the same target with the speed of a thrown baseball. These balls of malflame will deal minor concussive damage to the regions in which they hit. Armor stronger than iron will nullify the hits to only cause dents, while armor the strength of iron will have small puncture marks left in it as the balls bruise the skin below. Upon lessor armored foes or upon striking flesh, the balls have the possibility of causing small bone fractures or ripping through the skin. This requires [15] maleus to cast.

Redlines:
- The balls do not require a throwing action to shoot such as moving their hand. They may instead suddenly shoot from the malda with an invisible force if they so wish.

General Kozun Redlines:
- Knight-types must possess builds no greater than peak human physicality. They may not weigh more than 300lbs.
- They may be no taller than 7 feet in height.
- Knights have a max maleus pool of [30] which refreshes every 12 hours.
- They may wear full plate mail and cast Malflame spells.
- Knights have 2 magic slots, which they may dedicate to various magics.

Kozun Spells:

Razi Szevk - [Combative]
The bread and butter spell of Kozun’s, razi szevk allows for a knight to summon a weapon made of pure malflame.

Over the course of [2] emotes total, a Kozun may summon a melee weapon made of a pure malflame no greater than a spear in length. The weapon will have the same durability as iron and will not catch malflame onto any skin it hits but instead will inflict the painful feeling of the malflame burns. If thrown, the weapon will explode with concussive force enough to dent armor and upon contact, the malflame will splatter over a [1] block radius. This costs [10] maleus to use.

Redlines:
- May be summoned at the same time that Razi Kazargal is being used. 
- Being struck by the weapon will not catch malflame onto the skin, but being hit by the malflame caused by the explosion will.

Razi Kazargal - [Combative]
The shield to the knight’s sword.

Over the course of [2] total emotes, a kozun zar’ei may summon forth a shield made of malflame to block incoming attacks. The shield is at most [2] blocks tall and [1] block wide. It will break after absorbing [3] blows and costs [5] maleus to summon.

Redlines: 
- May block both melee hits and projectiles.
- The shield’s design is up to the inferi summoning it, as long as it remains within the listed limit above.
- May be summoned at the same time that Razi Szevk is being used.

General Rakaal Redlines:
- Brute-types may possess a build and stature no greater than peak Orcish(Not Olog) physicality. They may not weigh more than 400lbs.
- They may be no taller than 8 feet in height.
- Tyrants have a max maleus pool of 25 which refreshes every 12 hours.
- They may wear full plate mail and cast Malflame spells.
- Brutes have no magic slots.

Brute Abilities: 

Infekul Alg - [Combative]
An ability that grants brutes an explosive leap so that they may quickly join combat.

After channeling for [1] emote, as the second emote is reached the brute may leap forward [6] blocks. Upon landing on the ground, a shockwave of malflame will be sent out within a [4] block radius. This malflame wave will disappear after [1] emote, but may cause people within it to lose their balance as it strikes their legs. This costs 15 maleus to perform.

Redlines:
- The shockwave would likely trip people who are running, or cause those who are still a bit of unease on their feet due to its light concussive force. It may not go higher than 1 block.
- The malflame emitted by the shockwave may stick onto soul-bearing surfaces or skin. It is only 1 block tall.

Infernal Vision - [Combative]
A close-combat ability that allows for a brute to stun an enemy with a quick strike.

After channeling for [2] emotes, upon the next emote a brute may slam their palm onto the helmet or face of a foe which causes them to become stunned for [1] emote as infernal visions flood their mind. 

Redlines:
- The stun only lasts for [1] emote.
- May stun people through helmets without issue.
- Once cast, one must wait [4] emotes before beginning to cast again.

- All Inferi do not die of old age.
- All Inferi require food, drink and must breathe, but do not need to sleep.
- All Inferi have no genitals and are forbidden from sexual FTBing.
- No bound Inferis may directly disobey or attack their Naztherak, but they may use half-truths or vague wording in order to avoid doing as instructed.
- All Malflame spells must follow their specific redlines and general Malflame redlines as stated in the Naztherak magic lore. Inferi using Malflame must substitute the Grimoire opening emote for another tell.
- Although Inferi do not require a Grimoire to cast, they may be prevented from casting by sufficient pain, being knocked out, or otherwise being rendered physically incapable of speaking a spell's incantation.

- Inferi may cast malflame noncombatively as Naztherak do, meaning they could create a storm out of malflame or have a floating skull of it hover above their hand, for example.

- The ascension of a player CA Zezimar to a Zentherak may be achieved through an MArt ritual called “[T5] Zentherak - [Summon] [MArt]” found in base Naztherak lore.
- Evolution into a Zentherak requires an MArt which would describe the redlines for playing one, as well as how it was made.
- This path to progression should be difficult but is a way to tastefully bring characters to a satisfying conclusion without death.
- It is recommended that Zentherak MArts offer up the character as some sort of “event character”, wherein they are no longer regularly playable.