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	They can respond to any roleplaying effect as they see fit, as if they had a source of [[roleplaying effects#spiritual strength\|spiritual strength]], but only as long as they continue to sing. When they cease singing they are subject to the roleplaying effect as normal. A roleplaying effect is effectively suppressed for as long as the character sings - it is not removed or countered by the enchantment. Other characters still experience the roleplaying effect unchanged - this does not offer protection to a group.		They can respond to any roleplaying effect as they see fit, as if they had a source of [[roleplaying effects#spiritual strength\|spiritual strength]], but only as long as they continue to sing. When they cease singing they are subject to the roleplaying effect as normal. A roleplaying effect is effectively suppressed for as long as the character sings - it is not removed or countered by the enchantment. Other characters still experience the roleplaying effect unchanged - this does not offer protection to a group.

	As long as they are subject to the enchantment, the target also experiences a ''roleplaying effect'': you feel the urge to sing enthusiastically. This becomes an almost overpowering urge to join in when you are around other people who are already singing.		As long as they are subject to the enchantment, the target also experiences a roleplaying effect: ''you feel the urge to sing enthusiastically. This becomes an almost overpowering urge to join in when you are around other people who are already singing.''

	This enchantment is a personal aura, similar to that created using the [[anointing]] ceremony. An individual can only be under the effect of one personal aura at a time. This ritual will replace any standard personal aura (including those created by similar rituals), but is not powerful enough to remove a personal aura with a [[Aura#Strong Auras\|strength]] higher than one. Likewise, any anointing can replace (or remove) this enchantment. A [[detect magic]] spell determines the realm and magnitude of the effect. The insight skill does not detect any spiritual element to the enchantment.		This enchantment is a personal aura, similar to that created using the [[anointing]] ceremony. An individual can only be under the effect of one personal aura at a time. This ritual will replace any standard personal aura (including those created by similar rituals), but is not powerful enough to remove a personal aura with a [[Aura#Strong Auras\|strength]] higher than one. Likewise, any anointing can replace (or remove) this enchantment. A [[detect magic]] spell determines the realm and magnitude of the effect. The insight skill does not detect any spiritual element to the enchantment.

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	==Description==		==Description==
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Onni Gidyon Veromaa.jpg\|caption=The music of Onni Gidyon Veromaa served as inspiration for this ritual.\|title=The power of the enchantment relies on enthusiasm rather than technical ability - and in a pinch volume is often indistinguishable from enthusiasm\|align=right\|width=300}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Onni Gidyon Veromaa.jpg\|caption=The music of Onni Gidyon Veromaa served as inspiration for this ritual.\|title=The power of the enchantment relies on enthusiasm rather than technical ability - and in a pinch volume is often indistinguishable from enthusiasm\|align=right\|width=300}}
	This ritual was codified at the [[Madruga#The_Lyceum\|Lyceum]] during Spring 380YE under the guidance of [[Dean of the Lyceum\|Dean]] '''Simargl, the Empty One''', of the Circle of Zulgan Tash. It is believed that the ritual takes its name in honour of the late Onni Gidyon Veromaa, a talented [[stzena]] from the Circle of Zulgan Tash dedicated to protecting their vale from external threats. It was [[Declaration#Declaration_of_Imperial_Lore\|added]] to [[Imperial_lore#Imperial_Lore_and_the_Ritual_List\|Imperial lore]] by the [[~~Conclave\|~~Conclave]] during the Winter 380YE [[Varushka_culture_and_customs#The_Feast_of_the_Loom\|Feast of the Loom]] - a time which has special significance for the Varushkan people.		This ritual was codified at the [[Madruga#The_Lyceum\|Lyceum]] during Spring 380YE under the guidance of [[Dean of the Lyceum\|Dean]] '''Simargl, the Empty One''', of the Circle of Zulgan Tash. It is believed that the ritual takes its name in honour of the late Onni Gidyon Veromaa, a talented [[stzena]] from the Circle of Zulgan Tash dedicated to protecting their vale from external threats. It was [[Declaration#Declaration_of_Imperial_Lore\|added]] to [[Imperial_lore#Imperial_Lore_and_the_Ritual_List\|Imperial lore]] by the [[Conclave]] during the Winter 380YE [[Varushka_culture_and_customs#The_Feast_of_the_Loom\|Feast of the Loom]] - a time which has special significance for the Varushkan people.

	There is an undeniable relationship between music and spirituality, between music and passion. Music stirs the soul. A man whistles as he passes a burial ground, gaining confidence. A child sings as she crosses a rickety bridge, taking courage from the music and conquering her fear that something dreadful might lurk beneath. Through the magic of the enchantment created by this ritual, the target is able to empower their will and their spirit with a musical recitation. As the music soars, the target becomes capable of overcoming external influences on their actions.		There is an undeniable relationship between music and spirituality, between music and passion. Music stirs the soul. A man whistles as he passes a burial ground, gaining confidence. A child sings as she crosses a rickety bridge, taking courage from the music and conquering her fear that something dreadful might lurk beneath. Through the magic of the enchantment created by this ritual, the target is able to empower their will and their spirit with a musical recitation. As the music soars, the target becomes capable of overcoming external influences on their actions.

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	==Description==		==Description==
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Onni Gidyon Veromaa.jpg\|caption=The music of Onni Gidyon Veromaa served as inspiration for this ritual.\|title=The power of the enchantment relies on enthusiasm rather than technical ability - and in a pinch volume is often indistinguishable from enthusiasm\|align=right\|width=300}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Onni Gidyon Veromaa.jpg\|caption=The music of Onni Gidyon Veromaa served as inspiration for this ritual.\|title=The power of the enchantment relies on enthusiasm rather than technical ability - and in a pinch volume is often indistinguishable from enthusiasm\|align=right\|width=300}}
	This ritual was codified at the [[Madruga#The_Lyceum\|Lyceum]] during Spring 380YE under the guidance of [[Dean of the Lyceum\|Dean]] '''Simargl, the Empty One''', of the Circle of Zulgan Tash. It is believed that the ritual takes its name in honour of the late Onni Gidyon Veromaa, a talented [[stzena]] from the Circle of Zulgan Tash dedicated to protecting their vale from external threats. It was [[Declaration#Declaration_of_Imperial_Lore\|added]] to [[Imperial_lore#Imperial_Lore_and_the_Ritual_List\|Imperial lore]] by the [[~~Imperial~~ Conclave\|Conclave]] during the Winter 380YE [[Varushka_culture_and_customs#The_Feast_of_the_Loom\|Feast of the Loom]] - a time which has special significance for the Varushkan people.		This ritual was codified at the [[Madruga#The_Lyceum\|Lyceum]] during Spring 380YE under the guidance of [[Dean of the Lyceum\|Dean]] '''Simargl, the Empty One''', of the Circle of Zulgan Tash. It is believed that the ritual takes its name in honour of the late Onni Gidyon Veromaa, a talented [[stzena]] from the Circle of Zulgan Tash dedicated to protecting their vale from external threats. It was [[Declaration#Declaration_of_Imperial_Lore\|added]] to [[Imperial_lore#Imperial_Lore_and_the_Ritual_List\|Imperial lore]] by the [[Conclave\|Conclave]] during the Winter 380YE [[Varushka_culture_and_customs#The_Feast_of_the_Loom\|Feast of the Loom]] - a time which has special significance for the Varushkan people.

	There is an undeniable relationship between music and spirituality, between music and passion. Music stirs the soul. A man whistles as he passes a burial ground, gaining confidence. A child sings as she crosses a rickety bridge, taking courage from the music and conquering her fear that something dreadful might lurk beneath. Through the magic of the enchantment created by this ritual, the target is able to empower their will and their spirit with a musical recitation. As the music soars, the target becomes capable of overcoming external influences on their actions.		There is an undeniable relationship between music and spirituality, between music and passion. Music stirs the soul. A man whistles as he passes a burial ground, gaining confidence. A child sings as she crosses a rickety bridge, taking courage from the music and conquering her fear that something dreadful might lurk beneath. Through the magic of the enchantment created by this ritual, the target is able to empower their will and their spirit with a musical recitation. As the music soars, the target becomes capable of overcoming external influences on their actions.

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	An important element of using the enchantment is choosing the right song - although it could be argued there are no wrong songs. The ritual grants self-determination and protects from outside influence regardless of what tune is chosen. The only requirement is that the one who is enchanted make music enthusiastically. By raising their voice, they raise the bulwarks of their spirit. They make their soul and their will adamant. They are the champion that holds back the storm with the song of the hearth and the home, they are every warrior who raises their voice in the [[Battle Anthem]] as they march to war.		An important element of using the enchantment is choosing the right song - although it could be argued there are no wrong songs. The ritual grants self-determination and protects from outside influence regardless of what tune is chosen. The only requirement is that the one who is enchanted make music enthusiastically. By raising their voice, they raise the bulwarks of their spirit. They make their soul and their will adamant. They are the champion that holds back the storm with the song of the hearth and the home, they are every warrior who raises their voice in the [[Battle Anthem]] as they march to war.

	Usually, though, unless one is a [[Wintermark_culture_and_customs#Art_and_history\|scop]] or stzena, a simple song is best. Something that can be sung instinctively, and whose words and tune are not so complex that they will interfere with the ability to focus on other tasks - especially tasks that will end the aura that oppresses them. Singing is a physical task - the ignorant may underestimate how tiring it can be to keep a song going for a long period of time. When the voice falls silent, the oppressive aura resurges, the haunting spirit returns, the ~~pan~~ of the wound recurs.		Usually, though, unless one is a [[Wintermark_culture_and_customs#Art_and_history\|scop]] or stzena, a simple song is best. Something that can be sung instinctively, and whose words and tune are not so complex that they will interfere with the ability to focus on other tasks - especially tasks that will end the aura that oppresses them. Singing is a physical task - the ignorant may underestimate how tiring it can be to keep a song going for a long period of time. When the voice falls silent, the oppressive aura resurges, the haunting spirit returns, the pain of the wound recurs.

	A chorus can help the enchanted one - the support of other musicians can help the singer keep their tune alive. For all the power of this magic, brave comrades who will raise their voices alongside the target are worth more than all the technical expertise in the world.		A chorus can help the enchanted one - the support of other musicians can help the singer keep their tune alive. For all the power of this magic, brave comrades who will raise their voices alongside the target are worth more than all the technical expertise in the world.
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	The ritual draws on resonances of confidence and music. As such it is deeply appropriate for the magicians to draw on the [[Music of the spheres]] when performing the ritual. Magicians not versed in that esoteric tradition may instead work with their target and any onlookers to create a more straightforward musical performance.		The ritual draws on resonances of confidence and music. As such it is deeply appropriate for the magicians to draw on the [[Music of the spheres]] when performing the ritual. Magicians not versed in that esoteric tradition may instead work with their target and any onlookers to create a more straightforward musical performance.

	In the simplest form, a hymn, choir, or round might be performed, led by the magicians and relying on voices raised enthusiastically. In others, musicians may participate as well. It would be deeply appropriate for magicians of the Brass ~~Coats~~ to include energetic dancing as well, while in [[Wintermark]] or [[Dawn]] loud horns or drums might be particularly resonant.		In the simplest form, a hymn, choir, or round might be performed, led by the magicians and relying on voices raised enthusiastically. In others, musicians may participate as well. It would be deeply appropriate for magicians of the Brass Coast to include energetic dancing as well, while in [[Wintermark]] or [[Dawn]] loud horns or drums might be particularly resonant.

	The target of the ritual should be at the centre of any performance - whether musical or magical. The ritualists may paint or carve the rune [[Zorech]] (for passion, a concept often associated with heroic and confident behaviour) onto the target, but [[Feresh]], the Rune of Majesty, has an even stronger resonance. Feresh grants a measure of protection from outside influences, especially those that might cause doubt, confusion, shame, or humility, and in this aspect is often called the Helm.		The target of the ritual should be at the centre of any performance - whether musical or magical. The ritualists may paint or carve the rune [[Zorech]] (for passion, a concept often associated with heroic and confident behaviour) onto the target, but [[Feresh]], the Rune of Majesty, has an even stronger resonance. Feresh grants a measure of protection from outside influences, especially those that might cause doubt, confusion, shame, or humility, and in this aspect is often called the Helm.

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Onni Gidyon Veromaa.jpg\|caption=The music of Onni Gidyon Veromaa served as inspiration for this ritual.\|title=The power of the enchantment relies on enthusiasm rather than technical ability - and in a pinch volume is often indistinguishable from enthusiasm\|align=right\|width=300}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Onni Gidyon Veromaa.jpg\|caption=The music of Onni Gidyon Veromaa served as inspiration for this ritual.\|title=The power of the enchantment relies on enthusiasm rather than technical ability - and in a pinch volume is often indistinguishable from enthusiasm\|align=right\|width=300}}
	This ritual was codified at the [[Madruga#The_Lyceum\|Lyceum]] during Spring 380YE under the guidance of [[Dean of the Lyceum\|Dean]] Simargl, the Empty One, of the Circle of Zulgan Tash. It is believed that the ritual takes its name in honour of the late Onni Gidyon Veromaa, a talented [[stzena]] from the Circle of Zulgan Tash dedicated to protecting their vale from external threats. It was [[Declaration#Declaration_of_Imperial_Lore\|added]] to [[Imperial_lore#Imperial_Lore_and_the_Ritual_List\|Imperial lore]] by the [[Imperial Conclave\|Conclave]] during the Winter 380YE [[Varushka_culture_and_customs#The_Feast_of_the_Loom\|Feast of the Loom]] - a time which has special significance for the Varushkan people.		This ritual was codified at the [[Madruga#The_Lyceum\|Lyceum]] during Spring 380YE under the guidance of [[Dean of the Lyceum\|Dean]] '''Simargl, the Empty One''', of the Circle of Zulgan Tash. It is believed that the ritual takes its name in honour of the late Onni Gidyon Veromaa, a talented [[stzena]] from the Circle of Zulgan Tash dedicated to protecting their vale from external threats. It was [[Declaration#Declaration_of_Imperial_Lore\|added]] to [[Imperial_lore#Imperial_Lore_and_the_Ritual_List\|Imperial lore]] by the [[Imperial Conclave\|Conclave]] during the Winter 380YE [[Varushka_culture_and_customs#The_Feast_of_the_Loom\|Feast of the Loom]] - a time which has special significance for the Varushkan people.

	There is an undeniable relationship between music and spirituality, between music and passion. Music stirs the soul. A man whistles as he passes a burial ground, gaining confidence. A child sings as she crosses a rickety bridge, taking courage from the music and conquering her fear that something dreadful might lurk beneath. Through the magic of the enchantment created by this ritual, the target is able to empower their will and their spirit with a musical recitation. As the music soars, the target becomes capable of overcoming external influences on their actions.		There is an undeniable relationship between music and spirituality, between music and passion. Music stirs the soul. A man whistles as he passes a burial ground, gaining confidence. A child sings as she crosses a rickety bridge, taking courage from the music and conquering her fear that something dreadful might lurk beneath. Through the magic of the enchantment created by this ritual, the target is able to empower their will and their spirit with a musical recitation. As the music soars, the target becomes capable of overcoming external influences on their actions.

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	The ritual draws on resonances of confidence and music. As such it is deeply appropriate for the magicians to draw on the [[Music of the spheres]] when performing the ritual. Magicians not versed in that esoteric tradition may instead work with their target and any onlookers to create a more straightforward musical performance.		The ritual draws on resonances of confidence and music. As such it is deeply appropriate for the magicians to draw on the [[Music of the spheres]] when performing the ritual. Magicians not versed in that esoteric tradition may instead work with their target and any onlookers to create a more straightforward musical performance.

	In the simplest form, a hymn, choir, or round might be performed, ~~lead~~ by the magicians and relying on voices raised enthusiastically. In others, musicians may participate as well. It would be deeply appropriate for magicians of the Brass Coats to include energetic dancing as well, while in [[Wintermark]] or [[Dawn]] loud horns or drums might be particularly resonant.		In the simplest form, a hymn, choir, or round might be performed, led by the magicians and relying on voices raised enthusiastically. In others, musicians may participate as well. It would be deeply appropriate for magicians of the Brass Coats to include energetic dancing as well, while in [[Wintermark]] or [[Dawn]] loud horns or drums might be particularly resonant.

	The target of the ritual should be at the centre of any performance - whether musical or magical. The ritualists may paint or carve the rune [[Zorech]] (for passion, a concept often associated with heroic and confident behaviour) onto the target, but [[Feresh]], the Rune of Majesty, has an even stronger resonance. Feresh grants a measure of protection from outside influences, especially those that might cause doubt, confusion, shame, or humility, and in this aspect is often called the Helm.		The target of the ritual should be at the centre of any performance - whether musical or magical. The ritualists may paint or carve the rune [[Zorech]] (for passion, a concept often associated with heroic and confident behaviour) onto the target, but [[Feresh]], the Rune of Majesty, has an even stronger resonance. Feresh grants a measure of protection from outside influences, especially those that might cause doubt, confusion, shame, or humility, and in this aspect is often called the Helm.

Rafferty at 10:22, 1 March 2023

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	As long as they are subject to the enchantment, the target also experiences a ''roleplaying effect'': you feel the urge to sing enthusiastically. This becomes an almost overpowering urge to join in when you are around other people who are already singing.		As long as they are subject to the enchantment, the target also experiences a ''roleplaying effect'': you feel the urge to sing enthusiastically. This becomes an almost overpowering urge to join in when you are around other people who are already singing.

	This enchantment is a personal aura, similar to that created using the [[anointing]] ceremony. An individual can only be under the effect of one personal aura at a time. This ritual will replace any standard personal aura (including those created by similar rituals), but is not powerful enough to remove a ~~durable~~ personal aura. Likewise, any anointing can replace (or remove) this enchantment. A [[detect magic]] spell determines the realm and magnitude of the effect. The insight skill does not detect any spiritual element to the enchantment.		This enchantment is a personal aura, similar to that created using the [[anointing]] ceremony. An individual can only be under the effect of one personal aura at a time. This ritual will replace any standard personal aura (including those created by similar rituals), but is not powerful enough to remove a personal aura with a [[Aura#Strong Auras\|strength]] higher than one. Likewise, any anointing can replace (or remove) this enchantment. A [[detect magic]] spell determines the realm and magnitude of the effect. The insight skill does not detect any spiritual element to the enchantment.

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Dre at 13:43, 13 November 2018

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	In [[dramaturgy]], [[the Captain]] is the most appropriate [[dramaturgy#The Personae\|persona]] to evoke, while in [[Blood magic]] drops of blood taken from a willing participant known for their musical ability, bravery, or self-confidence may be used instead. A [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] may evoke the image of [[Pride\|proud]] [[Varushka_religious_beliefs#The_Virtuous_Animals\|creatures]] such as deer or eagles - coincidentally creatures also associated with the rune Feresh.		In [[dramaturgy]], [[the Captain]] is the most appropriate [[dramaturgy#The Personae\|persona]] to evoke, while in [[Blood magic]] drops of blood taken from a willing participant known for their musical ability, bravery, or self-confidence may be used instead. A [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] may evoke the image of [[Pride\|proud]] [[Varushka_religious_beliefs#The_Virtuous_Animals\|creatures]] such as deer or eagles - coincidentally creatures also associated with the rune Feresh.

	The [[~~eternals\|~~eternal]] [[Eleonaris]] has strong resonance with this ritual, as does the eternal [[Janon]] (for all that Janon is a denizen of the Night realm rather than the Summer realm).		The [[eternal]] [[Eleonaris]] has strong resonance with this ritual, as does the eternal [[Janon]] (for all that Janon is a denizen of the Night realm rather than the Summer realm).

	For some reason the ritual has an additional resonance with bees. Bees are a Varushkan creature associated with [[Prosperity]], which makes their involvement in this ritual somewhat counter-intuitive. Still, a chorus that accompanies the ritual with droning or humming appears to help the magic flow more easily around the target.		For some reason the ritual has an additional resonance with bees. Bees are a Varushkan creature associated with [[Prosperity]], which makes their involvement in this ritual somewhat counter-intuitive. Still, a chorus that accompanies the ritual with droning or humming appears to help the magic flow more easily around the target.

Dre at 21:13, 3 May 2017

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	As long as they are subject to the enchantment, the target also experiences a ''roleplaying effect'': you feel the urge to sing enthusiastically. This becomes an almost overpowering urge to join in when you are around other people who are already singing.		As long as they are subject to the enchantment, the target also experiences a ''roleplaying effect'': you feel the urge to sing enthusiastically. This becomes an almost overpowering urge to join in when you are around other people who are already singing.

	This enchantment is a personal aura, similar to that created using the [[anointing]] ceremony. An ~~indvidual~~ can only be under the effect of one personal aura at a time. This ritual will replace any standard personal aura (including those created by similar rituals), but is not powerful enough to remove a durable personal aura. Likewise, any ~~annointing~~ can replace (or remove) this enchantment. A [[detect magic]] spell determines the realm and magnitude of the effect. The insight skill does not detect any spiritual element to the enchantment.		This enchantment is a personal aura, similar to that created using the [[anointing]] ceremony. An individual can only be under the effect of one personal aura at a time. This ritual will replace any standard personal aura (including those created by similar rituals), but is not powerful enough to remove a durable personal aura. Likewise, any anointing can replace (or remove) this enchantment. A [[detect magic]] spell determines the realm and magnitude of the effect. The insight skill does not detect any spiritual element to the enchantment.

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Rafferty at 18:18, 3 May 2017

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	They can respond to any roleplaying effect as they see fit, as if they had a source of [[roleplaying effects#spiritual strength\|spiritual strength]], but only as long as they continue to sing. When they cease singing they are subject to the roleplaying effect as normal. A roleplaying effect is effectively suppressed for as long as the character sings - it is not removed or countered by the enchantment. Other characters still experience the roleplaying effect unchanged - this does not offer protection to a group.		They can respond to any roleplaying effect as they see fit, as if they had a source of [[roleplaying effects#spiritual strength\|spiritual strength]], but only as long as they continue to sing. When they cease singing they are subject to the roleplaying effect as normal. A roleplaying effect is effectively suppressed for as long as the character sings - it is not removed or countered by the enchantment. Other characters still experience the roleplaying effect unchanged - this does not offer protection to a group.

	As long as they are subject to the enchantment, the target also experiences a ''roleplaying effect'' ~~they~~ feel the urge to sing enthusiastically. This becomes an almost overpowering urge to join in when ~~the target is~~ around other people who are already singing.		As long as they are subject to the enchantment, the target also experiences a ''roleplaying effect'': you feel the urge to sing enthusiastically. This becomes an almost overpowering urge to join in when you are around other people who are already singing.

	This enchantment is a personal aura, similar to that created using the [[anointing]] ceremony. An indvidual can only be under the effect of one personal aura at a time. This ritual will replace any standard personal aura (including those created by similar rituals), but is not powerful enough to remove a durable personal aura. Likewise, any annointing can replace (or remove) this enchantment. A [[detect magic]] spell determines the realm and magnitude of the effect. The insight skill does not detect any spiritual element to the enchantment.		This enchantment is a personal aura, similar to that created using the [[anointing]] ceremony. An indvidual can only be under the effect of one personal aura at a time. This ritual will replace any standard personal aura (including those created by similar rituals), but is not powerful enough to remove a durable personal aura. Likewise, any annointing can replace (or remove) this enchantment. A [[detect magic]] spell determines the realm and magnitude of the effect. The insight skill does not detect any spiritual element to the enchantment.