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''By point a Soul Devouring doll in one of his enemies' direction and then calling on this enchantment, the Faithful captures a part of the adversary's essence. He can then inflict great suffering on his victim by mutilating the doll with various tools, such as pins and little knives.'' | |||
'''Fervor''': 2 | |||
'''C.'''/'''A.'''/'''D.''': 1/0/1 | |||
'''Cult''': Mid-Nor | |||
'''Difficulty''': 7 | |||
'''Area of Effect''': One figurine | |||
'''Range''': 15 cm | |||
'''Duration''': Instantaneous | |||
'''A.P.''': 8 | |||
The targeted figurine must make a Discipline test of which the difficulty depends on the body part chosen by the Faithful. In case of failure the figurine suffers a Wound of a Strength of - placed at the body part chosen for this miracle: Legs / 10, Arm / 8, Torso / 6, Head / 4. | |||
The Enchantment of the Doll has no effect on the Living-Dead and Constructs. | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:46, 22 June 2022
By point a Soul Devouring doll in one of his enemies' direction and then calling on this enchantment, the Faithful captures a part of the adversary's essence. He can then inflict great suffering on his victim by mutilating the doll with various tools, such as pins and little knives.
Fervor: 2
C./A./D.: 1/0/1
Cult: Mid-Nor
Difficulty: 7
Area of Effect: One figurine
Range: 15 cm
Duration: Instantaneous
A.P.: 8
The targeted figurine must make a Discipline test of which the difficulty depends on the body part chosen by the Faithful. In case of failure the figurine suffers a Wound of a Strength of - placed at the body part chosen for this miracle: Legs / 10, Arm / 8, Torso / 6, Head / 4.
The Enchantment of the Doll has no effect on the Living-Dead and Constructs.