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	The ritual targets up to five characters from the same banner. Each target gains two additional ranks of [[Combat_skills#Endurance\|endurance]].		The ritual targets up to five characters from the same banner. Each target gains two additional ranks of [[Combat_skills#Endurance\|endurance]].

	While under the effect of this [[enchantment]], each character experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: you feel driven to take responsibility for others, to take charge, and get things done. You are supremely confident in your ability to achieve your goals if you simply apply yourself, and are willing to take risks to get things done.		While under the effect of this [[enchantment]], each character experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: ''you feel driven to take responsibility for others, to take charge, and get things done. You are supremely confident in your ability to achieve your goals if you simply apply yourself, and are willing to take risks to get things done.''

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Performing the Ritual

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	As part of the codification, a subsidiary body of lore about the legendary [[Legendary_beasts#Phoenix\|phoenix]] was collected and studied. Although the creatures are not themselves invoked in the ritual - assuming they even exist - it provided a pleasant diversion especially for those practitioners of [[aspect_magic#Heraldic_Magic\|heraldic magic]] involved in the codification of the ritual.		As part of the codification, a subsidiary body of lore about the legendary [[Legendary_beasts#Phoenix\|phoenix]] was collected and studied. Although the creatures are not themselves invoked in the ritual - assuming they even exist - it provided a pleasant diversion especially for those practitioners of [[aspect_magic#Heraldic_Magic\|heraldic magic]] involved in the codification of the ritual.

	==~~Performing the Ritual~~==		==Common Elements==
	As with many enchantments, common elements include the consumption of wholesome food and drink (especially red wine), and the use of tokens and gifts. With this ritual, the image of the crown is especially resonant – much of the original work included the use of a crown or circlet, sometimes of red or white flowers, as part of a girding ceremony performed on the warriors who will bear the power of the ritual. Painting a rune on the forehead, or anointing the brow with the blood of a champion, ruler, or general are also highly resonant with this ritual.		As with many enchantments, common elements include the consumption of wholesome food and drink (especially red wine), and the use of tokens and gifts. With this ritual, the image of the crown is especially resonant – much of the original work included the use of a crown or circlet, sometimes of red or white flowers, as part of a girding ceremony performed on the warriors who will bear the power of the ritual. Painting a rune on the forehead, or anointing the brow with the blood of a champion, ruler, or general are also highly resonant with this ritual.

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	===Special===		===Special===
	A magician who is bonded to a [[Captain's Mask]] gains two ranks of lore for performing this ritual, subject to the normal rules for effective skill		A magician who is bonded to a [[Captain's Mask]] gains two ranks of lore for performing this ritual, subject to the normal rules for effective skill.

	==Description==		==Description==

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Options

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	===Options===		===Options===
	{{Ritual Substitution\|~~[[Orichalcum]]~~\|ingots}}		{{Ritual Substitution\|orichalcum\|ingots}}

	===Special===		===Special===

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	It functions much like the Splendid Panoply of Knighthood, but is easily twice as powerful. If it has a drawback it is that the magic encourages each individual enchanted to consider themselves a hero or champion - with an urge to ''take charge'' and ''get things done''. This can easily lead to problems when performed on a group, particularly if that group is intended to work together and ''especially'' if those individuals have the [[changeling]] or [[cambion]] [[lineage]], or are naturally driven to seek opportunities for glory or heroism.		It functions much like the Splendid Panoply of Knighthood, but is easily twice as powerful. If it has a drawback it is that the magic encourages each individual enchanted to consider themselves a hero or champion - with an urge to ''take charge'' and ''get things done''. This can easily lead to problems when performed on a group, particularly if that group is intended to work together and ''especially'' if those individuals have the [[changeling]] or [[cambion]] [[lineage]], or are naturally driven to seek opportunities for glory or heroism.

	As part of the codification, a subsidiary body of lore about the legendary [[Legendary_beasts#Phoenix\|phoenix]] was collected and studied. Although the creatures are not themselves invoked in the ritual - assuming they even exist - it provided a pleasant diversion especially for those practitioners of [[~~Totem_magic~~#Heraldic_Magic\|heraldic magic]] involved in the codification of the ritual.		As part of the codification, a subsidiary body of lore about the legendary [[Legendary_beasts#Phoenix\|phoenix]] was collected and studied. Although the creatures are not themselves invoked in the ritual - assuming they even exist - it provided a pleasant diversion especially for those practitioners of [[aspect_magic#Heraldic_Magic\|heraldic magic]] involved in the codification of the ritual.

	==Performing the Ritual==		==Performing the Ritual==
	As with many enchantments, common elements include the consumption of wholesome food and drink (especially red wine), and the use of tokens and gifts. With this ritual, the image of the crown is especially resonant – much of the original work included the use of a crown or circlet, sometimes of red or ~~whtie~~ flowers, as part of a girding ceremony performed on the warriors who will bear the power of the ritual. Painting a rune on the forehead, or anointing the brow with the blood of a champion, ruler, or general are also highly resonant with this ritual.		As with many enchantments, common elements include the consumption of wholesome food and drink (especially red wine), and the use of tokens and gifts. With this ritual, the image of the crown is especially resonant – much of the original work included the use of a crown or circlet, sometimes of red or white flowers, as part of a girding ceremony performed on the warriors who will bear the power of the ritual. Painting a rune on the forehead, or anointing the brow with the blood of a champion, ruler, or general are also highly resonant with this ritual.

	Unlike similar rituals, the power used here is resonant with majesty and nobility rather than the raucous songs of warriors or quaffing of beer and mead. This ritual grants strength and potence, but it is the strength of the focused champion not the common soldier. For a Summer ritual, it lends itself well to a more restrained, quiet ritual – in which nonetheless great oaths and vows are made as the targets commit themselves absolutely to a desired course of action.		Unlike similar rituals, the power used here is resonant with majesty and nobility rather than the raucous songs of warriors or quaffing of beer and mead. This ritual grants strength and potence, but it is the strength of the focused champion not the common soldier. For a Summer ritual, it lends itself well to a more restrained, quiet ritual – in which nonetheless great oaths and vows are made as the targets commit themselves absolutely to a desired course of action.

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			===Effects===
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	~~===Effects===~~
	The ritual targets up to five characters from the same banner. Each target gains two additional ranks of [[Combat_skills#Endurance\|endurance]].		The ritual targets up to five characters from the same banner. Each target gains two additional ranks of [[Combat_skills#Endurance\|endurance]].

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	{{Enchantment}}		{{Enchantment}}
			__TOC__
	===Effects===		===Effects===
	The ritual targets up to five characters from the same banner. Each target gains two additional ranks of [[Combat_skills#Endurance\|endurance]].		The ritual targets up to five characters from the same banner. Each target gains two additional ranks of [[Combat_skills#Endurance\|endurance]].
	~~__TOC__~~
	While under the effect of this [[enchantment]], each character experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: you feel driven to take responsibility for others, to take charge, and get things done. You are supremely confident in your ability to achieve your goals if you simply apply yourself, and are willing to take risks to get things done.		While under the effect of this [[enchantment]], each character experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: you feel driven to take responsibility for others, to take charge, and get things done. You are supremely confident in your ability to achieve your goals if you simply apply yourself, and are willing to take risks to get things done.

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	===Effects===		===Effects===
	The ritual targets up to five characters from the same banner. Each target gains two additional ranks of [[Combat_skills#Endurance\|endurance]].		The ritual targets up to five characters from the same banner. Each target gains two additional ranks of [[Combat_skills#Endurance\|endurance]].
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	While under the effect of this [[enchantment]], each character experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: you feel driven to take responsibility for others, to take charge, and get things done. You are supremely confident in your ability to achieve your goals if you simply apply yourself, and are willing to take risks to get things done.		While under the effect of this [[enchantment]], each character experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: you feel driven to take responsibility for others, to take charge, and get things done. You are supremely confident in your ability to achieve your goals if you simply apply yourself, and are willing to take risks to get things done.

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	This ritual was developed at the [[Master_of_Ice_and_Darkness#The_Icy_Crag_of_the_Eternal_Sun\|Icy Crag of the Eternal Sun]] under the direction of Luke of the Shattered Tower. Work was completed shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE. The original work to create this ritual was undertaken by the Urizen Ioseph, building on concepts embodied by the [[Splendid Panoply of Knighthood]]. The ritual was the first to be completed while [[Eleonaris]] was the patron of the Icy Crag. Several of her heralds contributed suggestions, and in some cases their support helped the scholars at the college to find ways to incorporate more streamlined versions of elements from the Splendid Panoply into the final version. They were particularly helpful in adapting the ability to use [[orichalcum]] in place of crystal mana to the more powerful ritual.		This ritual was developed at the [[Master_of_Ice_and_Darkness#The_Icy_Crag_of_the_Eternal_Sun\|Icy Crag of the Eternal Sun]] under the direction of Luke of the Shattered Tower. Work was completed shortly before the Winter Solstice 381YE. The original work to create this ritual was undertaken by the Urizen Ioseph, building on concepts embodied by the [[Splendid Panoply of Knighthood]]. The ritual was the first to be completed while [[Eleonaris]] was the patron of the Icy Crag. Several of her heralds contributed suggestions, and in some cases their support helped the scholars at the college to find ways to incorporate more streamlined versions of elements from the Splendid Panoply into the final version. They were particularly helpful in adapting the ability to use [[orichalcum]] in place of crystal mana to the more powerful ritual.

	It functions much like the		It functions much like the Splendid Panoply of Knighthood, but is easily twice as powerful. If it has a drawback it is that the magic encourages each individual enchanted to consider themselves a hero or champion - with an urge to ''take charge'' and ''get things done''. This can easily lead to problems when performed on a group, particularly if that group is intended to work together and ''especially'' if those individuals have the [[changeling]] or [[cambion]] [[lineage]], or are naturally driven to seek opportunities for glory or heroism.

	As part of the codification, a subsidiary body of lore about the legendary [[Legendary_beasts#Phoenix\|phoenix]] was collected and studied. Although the creatures are not themselves invoked in the ritual - assuming they even exist - it provided a pleasant diversion especially for those practitioners of [[Totem_magic#Heraldic_Magic\|heraldic magic]] involved in the codification of the ritual.		As part of the codification, a subsidiary body of lore about the legendary [[Legendary_beasts#Phoenix\|phoenix]] was collected and studied. Although the creatures are not themselves invoked in the ritual - assuming they even exist - it provided a pleasant diversion especially for those practitioners of [[Totem_magic#Heraldic_Magic\|heraldic magic]] involved in the codification of the ritual.