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	Twice each day the target can use the [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] skill as if they knew it and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero points]].		Twice each day the target can use the [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] skill as if they knew it and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero points]].

	The target experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: you find it difficult to show mercy to your opponents; you feel an urge to execute fallen enemies on the battlefield, and to pursue fleeing enemies until you can beat them down and execute them. In social situations you are likely to lash out at anyone who you think is threatening you or your friends, and will feel the urge to beat such people down and then execute them.		The target experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: ''you find it difficult to show mercy to your opponents; you feel an urge to execute fallen enemies on the battlefield, and to pursue fleeing enemies until you can beat them down and execute them. In social situations you are likely to lash out at anyone who you think is threatening you or your friends, and will feel the urge to beat such people down and then execute them.''

	{{Season Duration}}		{{Season Duration}}

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	==Description==		==Description==
	This ritual grants the target the implacable ability to rise from death's door, and to shrug off wounds that might otherwise incapacitate a doughty warrior. It unfortunately brings with it a strong urge to destroy anyone who threatens the safety of the target, their friends or their family. Some have likened the effect to the strange mental aberration that causes otherwise normal-appearing ~~men and women~~ to go on killing sprees, especially in the depths of winter. Some warriors find that the urge to mercilessly kill their enemies causes them no real problems; the wise pay attention to such individuals, and watch for signs of incipient corruption.		This ritual grants the target the implacable ability to rise from death's door, and to shrug off wounds that might otherwise incapacitate a doughty warrior. It unfortunately brings with it a strong urge to destroy anyone who threatens the safety of the target, their friends or their family. Some have likened the effect to the strange mental aberration that causes otherwise normal-appearing people to go on killing sprees, especially in the depths of winter. Some warriors find that the urge to mercilessly kill their enemies causes them no real problems; the wise pay attention to such individuals, and watch for signs of incipient corruption.

	Both [[Sorin]], the tomb-king and [[Kaela]], the lady of sorrows, are associated with this ritual. The former [[eternal]] is always fascinated by things that allow mortals to overcome hardship and strengthen themselves by doing so; the latter bestows similar boons herself, both to those who please her with their acceptance of the inevitable and to the warriors of her own grim legion.		Both [[Sorin]], the tomb-king and [[Kaela]], the lady of sorrows, are associated with this ritual. The former [[eternal]] is always fascinated by things that allow mortals to overcome hardship and strengthen themselves by doing so; the latter bestows similar boons herself, both to those who please her with their acceptance of the inevitable and to the warriors of her own grim legion.

	The ritual is surprisingly popular in certain quarters among the [[Highguard\|Highborn]] [[Magister\|magisters]], especially those who work closely with the [[Highguard military concerns#Unconquered\|unconquered]]. The ability to get-back-up during a fight is a potent one. Highborn magicians are also often priests, or have close allies who are priests, whose ceremonies of [[Religious skills#Exorcism\|exorcism]] and [[Religious skills#Anointing\|anointing]] can prove helpful in aiding a warrior under this enchantment to keep her sense of perspective, and her sanity.		The ritual is surprisingly popular in certain quarters among the [[Highguard\|Highborn]] [[Magister\|magisters]], especially those who work closely with the [[Highguard military concerns#Unconquered\|unconquered]]. The ability to get-back-up during a fight is a potent one. Highborn magicians are also often priests, or have close allies who are priests, whose ceremonies of [[Religious skills#Exorcism\|exorcism]] and [[Religious skills#Anointing\|anointing]] can prove helpful in aiding a warrior under this enchantment to keep her sense of perspective, and her sanity.
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	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==
	This ritual is often performed with throbbing, menacing music that grows in intensity as the performance reaches its conclusion. Invocations include drawing on the grim power of the will to stave off death, and bolstering or deadening the flesh, or slowing and cooling the blood. Fearsome, tenacious totem creatures such as badgers, bears and wolverines may be evoked, and it is common to mortify the flesh of the targets, carving runes such as [[Verys]] or even [[Yoorn]] into the skin. In [[The Brass Coast]], this ritual is often accompanied by a dance, song or story mocking the foolishness of death.		This ritual is often performed with throbbing, menacing music that grows in intensity as the performance reaches its conclusion. Invocations include drawing on the grim power of the will to stave off death, and bolstering or deadening the flesh, or slowing and cooling the blood. Fearsome, tenacious totem creatures such as badgers, bears and wolverines may be evoked, and it is common to mortify the flesh of the targets, carving runes such as [[Verys]] or even [[Yoorn]] into the skin. In [[The Brass Coast]], this ritual is often accompanied by a dance, song or story mocking the foolishness of death.

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	This ritual grants the target the implacable ability to rise from death's door, and to shrug off wounds that might otherwise incapacitate a doughty warrior. It unfortunately brings with it a strong urge to destroy anyone who threatens the safety of the target, their friends or their family. Some have likened the effect to the strange mental aberration that causes otherwise normal-appearing men and women to go on killing sprees, especially in the depths of winter. Some warriors find that the urge to mercilessly kill their enemies causes them no real problems; the wise pay attention to such individuals, and watch for signs of incipient corruption.		This ritual grants the target the implacable ability to rise from death's door, and to shrug off wounds that might otherwise incapacitate a doughty warrior. It unfortunately brings with it a strong urge to destroy anyone who threatens the safety of the target, their friends or their family. Some have likened the effect to the strange mental aberration that causes otherwise normal-appearing men and women to go on killing sprees, especially in the depths of winter. Some warriors find that the urge to mercilessly kill their enemies causes them no real problems; the wise pay attention to such individuals, and watch for signs of incipient corruption.

	Both [[Sorin]], the tomb-king and [[Kaela]], the lady of sorrows, are associated with this ritual. The former [[~~Eternals\|Eternal~~]] is always fascinated by things that allow mortals to overcome hardship and strengthen themselves by doing so; the latter bestows similar boons herself, both to those who please her with their acceptance of the inevitable and to the warriors of her own grim legion.		Both [[Sorin]], the tomb-king and [[Kaela]], the lady of sorrows, are associated with this ritual. The former [[eternal]] is always fascinated by things that allow mortals to overcome hardship and strengthen themselves by doing so; the latter bestows similar boons herself, both to those who please her with their acceptance of the inevitable and to the warriors of her own grim legion.

	The ritual is surprisingly popular in certain quarters among the [[Highguard\|Highborn]] [[Magister\|magisters]], especially those who work closely with the [[Highguard military concerns#Unconquered\|unconquered]]. The ability to get-back-up during a fight is a potent one. Highborn magicians are also often priests, or have close allies who are priests, whose ceremonies of [[Religious skills#Exorcism\|exorcism]] and [[Religious skills#Anointing\|anointing]] can prove helpful in aiding a warrior under this enchantment to keep her sense of perspective, and her sanity.		The ritual is surprisingly popular in certain quarters among the [[Highguard\|Highborn]] [[Magister\|magisters]], especially those who work closely with the [[Highguard military concerns#Unconquered\|unconquered]]. The ability to get-back-up during a fight is a potent one. Highborn magicians are also often priests, or have close allies who are priests, whose ceremonies of [[Religious skills#Exorcism\|exorcism]] and [[Religious skills#Anointing\|anointing]] can prove helpful in aiding a warrior under this enchantment to keep her sense of perspective, and her sanity.
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	This is ~~technicall~~ 11/9 but I did a +10% shift as unstoppable is no longer about just getting back up		This is technically 11/9 but I did a +10% shift as unstoppable is no longer about just getting back up
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Rafferty: Ritual Update Phase One 2017

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Ritual Update Phase One 2017

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Season\|Winter\|20}}		{{Season\|Winter\|12}}
	===Performing the Ritual===		===Performing the Ritual===
	{{Casting time\|2}} {{Target Character}}		{{Casting time\|2}} {{Target Character}}
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	===Effects===		===Effects===

	Twice each day the target can use the [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] skill as if they knew it and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero points]].		Twice each day the target can use the [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] skill as if they knew it and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero points]].

	~~In addition the~~ target experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: ~~they~~ find it difficult to show mercy to ~~their~~ opponents; ~~they~~ feel an urge to execute fallen enemies on the battlefield, and to pursue fleeing enemies until ~~they~~ can beat them down and execute them. In social situations ~~they~~ are likely to lash out at anyone who ~~they~~ think is threatening ~~themselves~~ or ~~their~~ friends, and will feel the urge to beat such people down and then execute them.		The target experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: you find it difficult to show mercy to your opponents; you feel an urge to execute fallen enemies on the battlefield, and to pursue fleeing enemies until you can beat them down and execute them. In social situations you are likely to lash out at anyone who you think is threatening you or your friends, and will feel the urge to beat such people down and then execute them.

	{{Season Duration}}		{{Season Duration}}

	===Additional Targets===		===Additional Targets===
	This ritual can affect additional characters from the same [[Groups#Banners\|banner]]. Each additional character increases the magnitude by 12. Additional characters must be present throughout.		This ritual can affect additional characters from the same [[Groups#Banners\|banner]]. Each additional character increases the magnitude by 9. Additional characters must be present throughout.

	==Description==		==Description==
			This ritual grants the target the implacable ability to rise from death's door, and to shrug off wounds that might otherwise incapacitate a doughty warrior. It unfortunately brings with it a strong urge to destroy anyone who threatens the safety of the target, their friends or their family. Some have likened the effect to the strange mental aberration that causes otherwise normal-appearing men and women to go on killing sprees, especially in the depths of winter. Some warriors find that the urge to mercilessly kill their enemies causes them no real problems; the wise pay attention to such individuals, and watch for signs of incipient corruption.
	This ritual grants the target the implacable ability to rise from death's door ~~time after time~~. It unfortunately brings with it a strong urge to destroy anyone who threatens the safety of the target, their friends or their family. Some have likened the effect to the strange mental aberration that causes otherwise normal-appearing men and women to go on killing sprees, especially in the depths of winter. Some warriors find that the urge to mercilessly kill their enemies causes them no real problems; the wise pay attention to such individuals, and watch for signs of incipient corruption.

	Both [[Sorin]], the tomb-king and [[Kaela]], the lady of sorrows, are associated with this ritual. The former [[Eternals\|Eternal]] is always fascinated by things that allow mortals to overcome hardship and strengthen themselves by doing so; the latter bestows similar boons herself, both to those who please her with their acceptance of the inevitable and to the warriors of her own grim legion.		Both [[Sorin]], the tomb-king and [[Kaela]], the lady of sorrows, are associated with this ritual. The former [[Eternals\|Eternal]] is always fascinated by things that allow mortals to overcome hardship and strengthen themselves by doing so; the latter bestows similar boons herself, both to those who please her with their acceptance of the inevitable and to the warriors of her own grim legion.
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	[[Category:Rituals]]		[[Category:Rituals]]
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	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==
	This ritual is often performed with throbbing, menacing music that grows in intensity as the performance reaches its conclusion. Invocations include drawing on the grim power of the will to stave off death, and bolstering or deadening the flesh, or slowing and cooling the blood. Fearsome, tenacious totem creatures such as badgers, bears and wolverines may be evoked, and it is common to mortify the flesh of the targets, carving runes such as [[Verys]] or even [[Yoorn]] into the skin. In [[The Brass Coast]], this ritual is often accompanied by a dance, song or story mocking the foolishness of death.		This ritual is often performed with throbbing, menacing music that grows in intensity as the performance reaches its conclusion. Invocations include drawing on the grim power of the will to stave off death, and bolstering or deadening the flesh, or slowing and cooling the blood. Fearsome, tenacious totem creatures such as badgers, bears and wolverines may be evoked, and it is common to mortify the flesh of the targets, carving runes such as [[Verys]] or even [[Yoorn]] into the skin. In [[The Brass Coast]], this ritual is often accompanied by a dance, song or story mocking the foolishness of death.

	~~<!--- flavour. --->~~

	[[Category:Winter Ritual]]		[[Category:Winter Ritual]]
	[[Category:Rituals]]		[[Category:Rituals]]
	~~[[Category:IC Text Required]]~~

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	This ritual grants the target the implacable ability to rise from death's door time after time. It unfortunately brings with it a strong urge to destroy anyone who threatens the safety of the target, their friends or their family. Some have likened the effect to the strange mental aberration that causes otherwise normal-appearing men and women to go on killing sprees, especially in the depths of winter. Some warriors find that the urge to mercilessly kill their enemies causes them no real problems; the wise pay attention to such individuals, and watch for signs of incipient corruption.		This ritual grants the target the implacable ability to rise from death's door time after time. It unfortunately brings with it a strong urge to destroy anyone who threatens the safety of the target, their friends or their family. Some have likened the effect to the strange mental aberration that causes otherwise normal-appearing men and women to go on killing sprees, especially in the depths of winter. Some warriors find that the urge to mercilessly kill their enemies causes them no real problems; the wise pay attention to such individuals, and watch for signs of incipient corruption.

	Both [[Sorin]], the tomb-king and [[~~Kaele~~]], the lady of sorrows, are associated with this ritual. The former [[Eternals\|Eternal]] is always fascinated by things that allow mortals to overcome hardship and strengthen themselves by doing so; the latter bestows similar boons herself, both to those who please her with their acceptance of the inevitable and to the warriors of her own grim legion.		Both [[Sorin]], the tomb-king and [[Kaela]], the lady of sorrows, are associated with this ritual. The former [[Eternals\|Eternal]] is always fascinated by things that allow mortals to overcome hardship and strengthen themselves by doing so; the latter bestows similar boons herself, both to those who please her with their acceptance of the inevitable and to the warriors of her own grim legion.

	The ritual is surprisingly popular in certain quarters among the [[Highguard\|Highborn]] [[Magister\|magisters]], especially those who work closely with the [[Highguard military concerns#Unconquered\|unconquered]]. The ability to get-back-up during a fight is a potent one. Highborn magicians are also often priests, or have close allies who are priests, whose ceremonies of [[Religious skills#Exorcism\|exorcism]] and [[Religious skills#Anointing\|anointing]] can prove helpful in aiding a warrior under this enchantment to keep her sense of perspective, and her sanity.		The ritual is surprisingly popular in certain quarters among the [[Highguard\|Highborn]] [[Magister\|magisters]], especially those who work closely with the [[Highguard military concerns#Unconquered\|unconquered]]. The ability to get-back-up during a fight is a potent one. Highborn magicians are also often priests, or have close allies who are priests, whose ceremonies of [[Religious skills#Exorcism\|exorcism]] and [[Religious skills#Anointing\|anointing]] can prove helpful in aiding a warrior under this enchantment to keep her sense of perspective, and her sanity.
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	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==
	This ritual is often performed with throbbing, menacing music that grows in intensity as the performance reaches ~~it's~~ conclusion. Invocations include drawing on the grim power of the will to stave off death, and bolstering or deadening the flesh, or slowing and cooling the blood. Fearsome, tenacious totem creatures such as badgers, bears and wolverines may be evoked, and it is common to mortify the flesh of the targets, carving runes such as [[Verys]] or even [[Yoorn]] into the skin. In [[The Brass Coast]], this ritual is often accompanied by a dance, song or story mocking the foolishness of death.		This ritual is often performed with throbbing, menacing music that grows in intensity as the performance reaches its conclusion. Invocations include drawing on the grim power of the will to stave off death, and bolstering or deadening the flesh, or slowing and cooling the blood. Fearsome, tenacious totem creatures such as badgers, bears and wolverines may be evoked, and it is common to mortify the flesh of the targets, carving runes such as [[Verys]] or even [[Yoorn]] into the skin. In [[The Brass Coast]], this ritual is often accompanied by a dance, song or story mocking the foolishness of death.

	<!--- flavour. --->		<!--- flavour. --->

Rafferty: /* Effects */

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Effects

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	===Effects===		===Effects===

	Twice each day the target can use the [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] skill as if they knew ~~them~~ and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero points]].		Twice each day the target can use the [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] skill as if they knew it and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero points]].

	In addition the target experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: they find it difficult to show mercy to their opponents; they feel an urge to execute fallen enemies on the battlefield, and to pursue fleeing enemies until they can beat them down and execute them. In social situations they are likely to lash out at anyone who they think is threatening themselves or their friends, and will feel the urge to beat such people down and then execute them.		In addition the target experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: they find it difficult to show mercy to their opponents; they feel an urge to execute fallen enemies on the battlefield, and to pursue fleeing enemies until they can beat them down and execute them. In social situations they are likely to lash out at anyone who they think is threatening themselves or their friends, and will feel the urge to beat such people down and then execute them.

Rafferty: /* Performing the Ritual */

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Performing the Ritual

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	{{Season\|Winter\|20}}		{{Season\|Winter\|20}}
	===Performing the Ritual===		===Performing the Ritual===
	{{Casting time\|2}} ~~The target character must be present throughout.~~		{{Casting time\|2}} {{Target Character}}

	{{enchantment}}		{{enchantment}}

	===Effects===		===Effects===

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==Rules==
{{Season|Winter|20}}
===Performing the Ritual===
{{Casting time|2}} The target character must be present throughout.

{{enchantment}}

===Effects===

Twice each day the target can use the [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable|unstoppable]] skill as if they knew them and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points|hero points]].

In addition the target experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: they find it difficult to show mercy to their opponents; they feel an urge to execute fallen enemies on the battlefield, and to pursue fleeing enemies until they can beat them down and execute them. In social situations they are likely to lash out at anyone who they think is threatening themselves or their friends, and will feel the urge to beat such people down and then execute them.

{{Season Duration}}

===Additional Targets===
This ritual can affect additional characters from the same [[Groups#Banners|banner]]. Each additional character increases the magnitude by 12. Additional characters must be present throughout.

==Description==

This ritual grants the target the implacable ability to rise from death's door time after time. It unfortunately brings with it a strong urge to destroy anyone who threatens the safety of the target, their friends or their family. Some have likened the effect to the strange mental aberration that causes otherwise normal-appearing men and women to go on killing sprees, especially in the depths of winter. Some warriors find that the urge to mercilessly kill their enemies causes them no real problems; the wise pay attention to such individuals, and watch for signs of incipient corruption.

Both [[Sorin]], the tomb-king and [[Kaele]], the lady of sorrows, are associated with this ritual. The former [[Eternals|Eternal]] is always fascinated by things that allow mortals to overcome hardship and strengthen themselves by doing so; the latter bestows similar boons herself, both to those who please her with their acceptance of the inevitable and to the warriors of her own grim legion.

The ritual is surprisingly popular in certain quarters among the [[Highguard|Highborn]] [[Magister|magisters]], especially those who work closely with the [[Highguard military concerns#Unconquered|unconquered]]. The ability to get-back-up during a fight is a potent one. Highborn magicians are also often priests, or have close allies who are priests, whose ceremonies of [[Religious skills#Exorcism|exorcism]] and [[Religious skills#Anointing|anointing]] can prove helpful in aiding a warrior under this enchantment to keep her sense of perspective, and her sanity.
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==Common Elements==
This ritual is often performed with throbbing, menacing music that grows in intensity as the performance reaches it's conclusion. Invocations include drawing on the grim power of the will to stave off death, and bolstering or deadening the flesh, or slowing and cooling the blood. Fearsome, tenacious totem creatures such as badgers, bears and wolverines may be evoked, and it is common to mortify the flesh of the targets, carving runes such as [[Verys]] or even [[Yoorn]] into the skin. In [[The Brass Coast]], this ritual is often accompanied by a dance, song or story mocking the foolishness of death.



[[Category:Winter Ritual]]
[[Category:Rituals]]
[[Category:IC Text Required]]