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Twiggy at 00:29, 5 March 2026

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	As long as the enchantment lasts they may respond to any effect that would make them afraid or hesitant by charging straight in, roaring or bellowing.		As long as the enchantment lasts they may respond to any effect that would make them afraid or hesitant by charging straight in, roaring or bellowing.

	In addition, the target experiences a powerful [[roleplaying effect]]; they feel a strong urge to do great deeds that will make them the centre of attention, they take particular pleasure in approval and adulation. They particularly want to do things that will make them be seen as worthy, strong and powerful warriors; being overlooked or dismissed may cause them to lose their temper.		In addition, the target experiences a powerful [[roleplaying effect]]; ''they feel a strong urge to do great deeds that will make them the centre of attention, they take particular pleasure in approval and adulation. They particularly want to do things that will make them be seen as worthy, strong and powerful warriors; being overlooked or dismissed may cause them to lose their temper.''

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

Twiggy at 18:17, 13 February 2026

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	This ritual [[enchantment]] empowers any warrior to strike devastating blows and endure many attacks in return. It heartens them, and fills them with what many [[Wintermark]] [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and history\|scops]] call ''the heroic spirit'' - the urge to achieve and be recognised for great deeds. It is an expensive ritual to perform, but it gives quintessential strength and potence to the warrior it targets.		This ritual [[enchantment]] empowers any warrior to strike devastating blows and endure many attacks in return. It heartens them, and fills them with what many [[Wintermark]] [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and history\|scops]] call ''the heroic spirit'' - the urge to achieve and be recognised for great deeds. It is an expensive ritual to perform, but it gives quintessential strength and potence to the warrior it targets.

	Some ritualists associate this to the Fields of Glory in the Summer ~~Realm~~, a place of conflict and splendour overseen by the Lady [[Eleonaris]], called ''The Sovereign in Scarlet and Gold''. While that glorious and terrible monarch can grant powers very similar to this effect to her chosen, she has no direct connection to this ritual - if anything the enchantment is more strongly connected to the fields themselves, and to the concept of glory and prowess that lie at the heart of Summer.		Some ritualists associate this to the Fields of Glory in the Summer realm, a place of conflict and splendour overseen by the Lady [[Eleonaris]], called ''The Sovereign in Scarlet and Gold''. While that glorious and terrible monarch can grant powers very similar to this effect to her chosen, she has no direct connection to this ritual - if anything the enchantment is more strongly connected to the fields themselves, and to the concept of glory and prowess that lie at the heart of Summer.

	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==

Twiggy at 06:44, 14 July 2025

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	As long as the enchantment lasts they may respond to any effect that would make them afraid or hesitant by charging straight in, roaring or bellowing.		As long as the enchantment lasts they may respond to any effect that would make them afraid or hesitant by charging straight in, roaring or bellowing.

	In addition, the target experiences a powerful [[roleplaying effect]]; they feel a strong urge to do great deeds that will make them the centre of attention, ~~the~~ take particular pleasure in approval and adulation. They particularly want to do things that will make them be seen as worthy, strong and powerful warriors; being overlooked or dismissed may cause them to lose their temper.		In addition, the target experiences a powerful [[roleplaying effect]]; they feel a strong urge to do great deeds that will make them the centre of attention, they take particular pleasure in approval and adulation. They particularly want to do things that will make them be seen as worthy, strong and powerful warriors; being overlooked or dismissed may cause them to lose their temper.

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	==Description==		==Description==

	This ritual [[enchantment]] empowers any warrior to strike devastating blows and endure many attacks in return. it heartens them, and fills them with what many [[Wintermark]] [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and history\|scops]] call ''the heroic spirit'' - the urge to achieve and be recognised for great deeds. It is an expensive ritual to perform, but it gives quintessential strength and potence to the warrior it targets.		This ritual [[enchantment]] empowers any warrior to strike devastating blows and endure many attacks in return. It heartens them, and fills them with what many [[Wintermark]] [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and history\|scops]] call ''the heroic spirit'' - the urge to achieve and be recognised for great deeds. It is an expensive ritual to perform, but it gives quintessential strength and potence to the warrior it targets.

	Some ritualists associate this to the Fields of Glory in the Summer Realm, a place of conflict and splendour overseen by the Lady [[Eleonaris]], called ''The Sovereign in Scarlet and Gold''. While that glorious and terrible monarch can grant powers very similar to this effect to her chosen, she has no direct connection to this ritual - if anything the enchantment is more strongly connected to the fields themselves, and to the concept of glory and prowess that lie at the heart of Summer.		Some ritualists associate this to the Fields of Glory in the Summer Realm, a place of conflict and splendour overseen by the Lady [[Eleonaris]], called ''The Sovereign in Scarlet and Gold''. While that glorious and terrible monarch can grant powers very similar to this effect to her chosen, she has no direct connection to this ritual - if anything the enchantment is more strongly connected to the fields themselves, and to the concept of glory and prowess that lie at the heart of Summer.

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

	==Description==		==Description==

Dre at 16:33, 1 March 2021

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	This ritual usually involves both the target and their armoury. A ritualist might trace matching runes on weapons and warrior, or might anoint them with a mixture of blood and oil. A toast is often drunk, especially when the ritual is performed on a band of warriors rather than a single target. The target is often garbed or [[Dawn hearth magic#Girding\|girded]] in a new surcote or tabard that bears their heraldry or livery; sometimes they are symbolically crowned with a wreath of flowers, leaves or even gold. Legendary warriors, especially those who fought and triumphed against great odds, are often invoked as are [[Paragons and Exemplars]] of warlike mien.		This ritual usually involves both the target and their armoury. A ritualist might trace matching runes on weapons and warrior, or might anoint them with a mixture of blood and oil. A toast is often drunk, especially when the ritual is performed on a band of warriors rather than a single target. The target is often garbed or [[Dawn hearth magic#Girding\|girded]] in a new surcote or tabard that bears their heraldry or livery; sometimes they are symbolically crowned with a wreath of flowers, leaves or even gold. Legendary warriors, especially those who fought and triumphed against great odds, are often invoked as are [[Paragons and Exemplars]] of warlike mien.

	Any of the [[~~Rune Overview~~#Runes of Summer\|Summer runes]] might be evoked, but [[Tykonus]], the rune of victory, is the most common. An evocation of [[The Stallion]] or [[The Oak]] may be appropriate with this ritual, as are evocations of strong and ferocious animals such as lions, bears, [[Legendary beasts#Unicorns\|unicorns]], [[Legendary beasts#Chimera\|chimerae]] and [[Legendary beasts#Dragons, Wyverns and Wyrms\|dragons]]. Any number of [[eternal\|eternals]] might be mentioned, especially [[Eleonaris]] or [[Cathan Canae]].		Any of the [[Runes#Runes of Summer\|Summer runes]] might be evoked, but [[Tykonus]], the rune of victory, is the most common. An evocation of [[The Stallion]] or [[The Oak]] may be appropriate with this ritual, as are evocations of strong and ferocious animals such as lions, bears, [[Legendary beasts#Unicorns\|unicorns]], [[Legendary beasts#Chimera\|chimerae]] and [[Legendary beasts#Dragons, Wyverns and Wyrms\|dragons]]. Any number of [[eternal\|eternals]] might be mentioned, especially [[Eleonaris]] or [[Cathan Canae]].

	[[Category:Summer Ritual]]		[[Category:Summer Ritual]]

Matt at 09:59, 9 June 2020

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	===Effects===		===Effects===
	The target of this ritual receives two benefits; they receive two additional ranks of [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]], and twice per day they may call [[Calls#CLEAVE\|cleave]] when wielding a [[Weapons & armour#One-handed Weapons\|one-handed weapon]], [[Weapons & armour#One-handed Spears\|one-handed spear]], [[Weapons & armour#~~Two-handed Weapons~~\|~~two-handed~~ weapon]] or [[Weapons & armour#Pole-arms\|polearm]] with which they are proficient.		The target of this ritual receives two benefits; they receive two additional ranks of [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]], and twice per day they may call [[Calls#CLEAVE\|cleave]] when wielding a [[Weapons & armour#One-handed Weapons\|one-handed weapon]], [[Weapons & armour#One-handed Spears\|one-handed spear]], [[Weapons & armour#Great weapons\|great weapon]] or [[Weapons & armour#Pole-arms\|polearm]] with which they are proficient.

	As long as the enchantment lasts they may respond to any effect that would make them afraid or hesitant by charging straight in, roaring or bellowing.		As long as the enchantment lasts they may respond to any effect that would make them afraid or hesitant by charging straight in, roaring or bellowing.

Dre at 15:13, 12 November 2018

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	This ritual usually involves both the target and their armoury. A ritualist might trace matching runes on weapons and warrior, or might anoint them with a mixture of blood and oil. A toast is often drunk, especially when the ritual is performed on a band of warriors rather than a single target. The target is often garbed or [[Dawn hearth magic#Girding\|girded]] in a new surcote or tabard that bears their heraldry or livery; sometimes they are symbolically crowned with a wreath of flowers, leaves or even gold. Legendary warriors, especially those who fought and triumphed against great odds, are often invoked as are [[Paragons and Exemplars]] of warlike mien.		This ritual usually involves both the target and their armoury. A ritualist might trace matching runes on weapons and warrior, or might anoint them with a mixture of blood and oil. A toast is often drunk, especially when the ritual is performed on a band of warriors rather than a single target. The target is often garbed or [[Dawn hearth magic#Girding\|girded]] in a new surcote or tabard that bears their heraldry or livery; sometimes they are symbolically crowned with a wreath of flowers, leaves or even gold. Legendary warriors, especially those who fought and triumphed against great odds, are often invoked as are [[Paragons and Exemplars]] of warlike mien.

	Any of the [[Rune Overview#Runes of Summer\|Summer runes]] might be evoked, but [[Tykonus]], the rune of victory, is the most common. An evocation of [[The Stallion]] or [[The Oak]] may be appropriate with this ritual, as are evocations of strong and ferocious animals such as lions, bears, [[Legendary beasts#Unicorns\|unicorns]], [[Legendary beasts#Chimera\|chimerae]] and [[Legendary beasts#Dragons, Wyverns and Wyrms\|dragons]]. Any number of [[~~Eternals~~]] might be mentioned, especially [[Eleonaris]] or [[Cathan Canae]].		Any of the [[Rune Overview#Runes of Summer\|Summer runes]] might be evoked, but [[Tykonus]], the rune of victory, is the most common. An evocation of [[The Stallion]] or [[The Oak]] may be appropriate with this ritual, as are evocations of strong and ferocious animals such as lions, bears, [[Legendary beasts#Unicorns\|unicorns]], [[Legendary beasts#Chimera\|chimerae]] and [[Legendary beasts#Dragons, Wyverns and Wyrms\|dragons]]. Any number of [[eternal\|eternals]] might be mentioned, especially [[Eleonaris]] or [[Cathan Canae]].

	[[Category:Summer Ritual]]		[[Category:Summer Ritual]]

Rafferty at 12:44, 2 April 2017

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Season\|Summer\|34}}		{{Season\|Summer\|24}}
	===Performing the Ritual===		===Performing the Ritual===
	{{Casting time\|2}} {{Target Character}} The target character must possess the [[Combat skills#Weapon Master\|weapon master]] skill.		{{Casting time\|2}} {{Target Character}} The target character must possess the [[Combat skills#Weapon Master\|weapon master]] skill.
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	===Effects===		===Effects===
			The target of this ritual receives two benefits; they receive two additional ranks of [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]], and twice per day they may call [[Calls#CLEAVE\|cleave]] when wielding a [[Weapons & armour#One-handed Weapons\|one-handed weapon]], [[Weapons & armour#One-handed Spears\|one-handed spear]], [[Weapons & armour#Two-handed Weapons\|two-handed weapon]] or [[Weapons & armour#Pole-arms\|polearm]] with which they are proficient.

	~~The target of this ritual receives two benefits; they receive two additional ranks of [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]], and twice per day~~ they may ~~call [[Calls#CLEAVE\|cleave]] when wielding a [[Weapons & armour#One-handed Weapons\|one-handed weapon]]~~, ~~[[Weapons & armour#One-handed Spears\|one-handed spear]], [[Weapons & armour#Two-handed Weapons\|two-handed weapon]]~~ or ~~[[Weapons & armour#Pole-arms\|polearm]] with which they are proficient~~.		As long as the enchantment lasts they may respond to any effect that would make them afraid or hesitant by charging straight in, roaring or bellowing.

	In addition, the target experiences a powerful [[roleplaying effect]]; they feel a strong urge to do great deeds that will make them the centre of attention, the take particular pleasure in approval and adulation. They particularly want to do things that will make them be seen as worthy, strong and powerful warriors; being overlooked or dismissed may cause them to lose their temper.		In addition, the target experiences a powerful [[roleplaying effect]]; they feel a strong urge to do great deeds that will make them the centre of attention, the take particular pleasure in approval and adulation. They particularly want to do things that will make them be seen as worthy, strong and powerful warriors; being overlooked or dismissed may cause them to lose their temper.

	~~As long as the enchantment lasts they may respond to any effect that would make them afraid or hesitant by charging straight in, roaring or bellowing.~~

	{{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 20. 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 18. Additional characters must be present throughout.

	===Options===		===Options===
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	Any of the [[Rune Overview#Runes of Summer\|Summer runes]] might be evoked, but [[Tykonus]], the rune of victory, is the most common. An evocation of [[The Stallion]] or [[The Oak]] may be appropriate with this ritual, as are evocations of strong and ferocious animals such as lions, bears, [[Legendary beasts#Unicorns\|unicorns]], [[Legendary beasts#Chimera\|chimerae]] and [[Legendary beasts#Dragons, Wyverns and Wyrms\|dragons]]. Any number of [[Eternals]] might be mentioned, especially [[Eleonaris]] or [[Cathan Canae]].		Any of the [[Rune Overview#Runes of Summer\|Summer runes]] might be evoked, but [[Tykonus]], the rune of victory, is the most common. An evocation of [[The Stallion]] or [[The Oak]] may be appropriate with this ritual, as are evocations of strong and ferocious animals such as lions, bears, [[Legendary beasts#Unicorns\|unicorns]], [[Legendary beasts#Chimera\|chimerae]] and [[Legendary beasts#Dragons, Wyverns and Wyrms\|dragons]]. Any number of [[Eternals]] might be mentioned, especially [[Eleonaris]] or [[Cathan Canae]].
	~~<!--- flavour. --->~~

	[[Category:Summer Ritual]]		[[Category:Summer Ritual]]
	[[Category:Rituals]]		[[Category:Rituals]]

			<!--NOTES
			I have no idea how Graeme worked this magnitude out but I trust him. Check similar spells with Graeme.
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Rafferty at 20:00, 19 March 2015

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	This ritual usually involves both the target and their armoury. A ritualist might trace matching runes on weapons and warrior, or might anoint them with a mixture of blood and oil. A toast is often drunk, especially when the ritual is performed on a band of warriors rather than a single target. The target is often garbed or [[Dawn hearth magic#Girding\|girded]] in a new surcote or tabard that bears their heraldry or livery; sometimes they are symbolically crowned with a wreath of flowers, leaves or even gold. Legendary warriors, especially those who fought and triumphed against great odds, are often invoked as are [[Paragons and Exemplars]] of warlike mien.		This ritual usually involves both the target and their armoury. A ritualist might trace matching runes on weapons and warrior, or might anoint them with a mixture of blood and oil. A toast is often drunk, especially when the ritual is performed on a band of warriors rather than a single target. The target is often garbed or [[Dawn hearth magic#Girding\|girded]] in a new surcote or tabard that bears their heraldry or livery; sometimes they are symbolically crowned with a wreath of flowers, leaves or even gold. Legendary warriors, especially those who fought and triumphed against great odds, are often invoked as are [[Paragons and Exemplars]] of warlike mien.

	Any of the [[Rune Overview#Runes of Summer\|Summer runes]] might be evoked, but [[Tykonus]], the rune of victory, is the most common. An evocation of [[The Stallion]] or [[The Oak]] may be appropriate with this ritual, as are evocations of strong and ferocious animals such as lions, bears, [[Legendary beasts#Unicorns\|unicorns]], [[Legendary beasts#Chimera\|chimerae]] and [[Legendary beasts#Dragons, Wyverns and Wyrms\|dragons]]. Any number of [[Eternals]] might be mentioned, especially [[Eleonaris]] or [[Cathan ~~Canea~~]]		Any of the [[Rune Overview#Runes of Summer\|Summer runes]] might be evoked, but [[Tykonus]], the rune of victory, is the most common. An evocation of [[The Stallion]] or [[The Oak]] may be appropriate with this ritual, as are evocations of strong and ferocious animals such as lions, bears, [[Legendary beasts#Unicorns\|unicorns]], [[Legendary beasts#Chimera\|chimerae]] and [[Legendary beasts#Dragons, Wyverns and Wyrms\|dragons]]. Any number of [[Eternals]] might be mentioned, especially [[Eleonaris]] or [[Cathan Canae]].
	<!--- flavour. --->		<!--- flavour. --->

	[[Category:Summer Ritual]]		[[Category:Summer Ritual]]
	[[Category:Rituals]]		[[Category:Rituals]]

Rafferty at 17:04, 20 January 2015

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

	The target of this ritual receives two benefits; they receive two additional ranks of [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]], and twice per day they may call [[Calls#CLEAVE\|cleave]] when wielding a [[~~Warrior~~#One-handed Weapons\|one-handed weapon]], [[~~Warrior~~#One-handed Spears\|one-handed spear]], [[~~Warrior~~#Two-handed Weapons\|two-handed weapon]] or [[~~Warrior~~#Pole-arms\|polearm]] with which they are proficient.		The target of this ritual receives two benefits; they receive two additional ranks of [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]], and twice per day they may call [[Calls#CLEAVE\|cleave]] when wielding a [[Weapons & armour#One-handed Weapons\|one-handed weapon]], [[Weapons & armour#One-handed Spears\|one-handed spear]], [[Weapons & armour#Two-handed Weapons\|two-handed weapon]] or [[Weapons & armour#Pole-arms\|polearm]] with which they are proficient.

	In addition, the target experiences a powerful [[roleplaying effect]]; they feel a strong urge to do great deeds that will make them the centre of attention, the take particular pleasure in approval and adulation. They particularly want to do things that will make them be seen as worthy, strong and powerful warriors; being overlooked or dismissed may cause them to lose their temper.		In addition, the target experiences a powerful [[roleplaying effect]]; they feel a strong urge to do great deeds that will make them the centre of attention, the take particular pleasure in approval and adulation. They particularly want to do things that will make them be seen as worthy, strong and powerful warriors; being overlooked or dismissed may cause them to lose their temper.