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	Twice each day the target can use their choice of [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] or [[Heroic skills#Relentless\|relentless]] as if they know them and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero points]]. They can choose each time they use this ability which skill to employ.		Twice each day the target can use their choice of [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] or [[Heroic skills#Relentless\|relentless]] as if they know them and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero points]]. They can choose each time they use this ability which skill to employ.

	In addition the target experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: you feel exuberant, energetic and enthusiastic; you become bored easily, and frustrated by any period of inaction or extended concentration. You may choose to respond to any roleplaying effect that would cause you to become weary, despondent, or sad by instead becoming exceptionally energetic and immediately doing ''something'' as exuberantly as possible.		In addition the target experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: ''you feel exuberant, energetic and enthusiastic; you become bored easily, and frustrated by any period of inaction or extended concentration. You may choose to respond to any roleplaying effect that would cause you to become weary, despondent, or sad by instead becoming exceptionally energetic and immediately doing '''something''' as exuberantly as possible.''

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

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Text replacement - "[[Imperial Conclave" to "[[Conclave"

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	==Description==		==Description==

	This ritual was first recorded by the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] magician Sagai i Tobera i Guerra, who spent much of his earlier life as a member of a [[The Brass Coast military concerns#Kohan\|kohan]] band, and his middle years as a [[corsair\|corsair]]. In later life he extended his studies to embrace ritual magic, and eventually rose to prominence as the Spring Archmage of the [[~~Imperial~~ Conclave\|conclave]]. He helped codify this ritual shortly before his death at the tragically young age of eighty-nine.		This ritual was first recorded by the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] magician Sagai i Tobera i Guerra, who spent much of his earlier life as a member of a [[The Brass Coast military concerns#Kohan\|kohan]] band, and his middle years as a [[corsair\|corsair]]. In later life he extended his studies to embrace ritual magic, and eventually rose to prominence as the Spring Archmage of the [[Conclave\|conclave]]. He helped codify this ritual shortly before his death at the tragically young age of eighty-nine.

	This ritual draws on two themes; the spirit and vitality of youth, and the energy and vitality of Spring. It allows a warrior to heal themselves on the battlefield without the assistance of a [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physick]], [[Surgical skills#Chirurgeon\|chirurgeon]] or [[Magical skills#Magician\|magician]], extending their ability to be self-reliant.		This ritual draws on two themes; the spirit and vitality of youth, and the energy and vitality of Spring. It allows a warrior to heal themselves on the battlefield without the assistance of a [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physick]], [[Surgical skills#Chirurgeon\|chirurgeon]] or [[Magical skills#Magician\|magician]], extending their ability to be self-reliant.

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	This ritual draws on two themes; the spirit and vitality of youth, and the energy and vitality of Spring. It allows a warrior to heal themselves on the battlefield without the assistance of a [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physick]], [[Surgical skills#Chirurgeon\|chirurgeon]] or [[Magical skills#Magician\|magician]], extending their ability to be self-reliant.		This ritual draws on two themes; the spirit and vitality of youth, and the energy and vitality of Spring. It allows a warrior to heal themselves on the battlefield without the assistance of a [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physick]], [[Surgical skills#Chirurgeon\|chirurgeon]] or [[Magical skills#Magician\|magician]], extending their ability to be self-reliant.

	Some magicians dislike the comparison between the warriors of the Empire and the frivolous monkey, despite Sagai's assertion that it is a fine [[aspect_magic#Beast Magic\|aspect]] for a ritual that grants its targets boundless enthusiasm and reserves of energy as well as the ability to bounce back from serious injury. Some magicians prefer to refer to it as ''Unfailing Resilience of the Kudzu'' and it is referred to as such in many tomes , especially those used by the [[Navarr magical traditions#Vates\|vates]]. In [[Wintermark]] there is a virtually identical ritual called ''The Inevitable Thaw'' while the dignified [[Highguard\|Highborn]] [[Magister\|magisters]] employ a version they call ''The Unceasing Ocean''.		Some magicians dislike the comparison between the warriors of the Empire and the frivolous monkey, despite Sagai's assertion that it is a fine [[aspect_magic#Beast Magic\|aspect]] for a ritual that grants its targets boundless enthusiasm and reserves of energy as well as the ability to bounce back from serious injury. Some magicians prefer to refer to it as ''Unfailing Resilience of the Kudzu'' and it is referred to as such in many tomes, especially those used by the [[Navarr magical traditions#Vates\|vates]]. In [[Wintermark]] there is a virtually identical ritual called ''The Inevitable Thaw'' while the dignified [[Highguard\|Highborn]] [[Magister\|magisters]] employ a version they call ''The Unceasing Ocean''.

	Regardless, the ritual is popular with covens of Spring magicians looking for a versatile, if somewhat expensive, benefit to give an allied warrior that they see as being as useful as any Summer [[enchantment]].		Regardless, the ritual is popular with covens of Spring magicians looking for a versatile, if somewhat expensive, benefit to give an allied warrior that they see as being as useful as any Summer [[enchantment]].

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	==Description==		==Description==

	This ritual was first recorded by the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] magician Sagai i Tobera i Guerra, who spent much of his earlier life as a member of a [[The Brass Coast military concerns#Kohan\|kohan]] band, and his middle years as a [[corsair\|corsair]]. In later life he extended his studies to embrace ritual magic, and eventually rose to prominence as the Spring Archmage of the [[Imperial Conclave\|conclave]]. He helped codify this ritual shortly before his death at the tragically young age of ~~eight~~-nine.		This ritual was first recorded by the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] magician Sagai i Tobera i Guerra, who spent much of his earlier life as a member of a [[The Brass Coast military concerns#Kohan\|kohan]] band, and his middle years as a [[corsair\|corsair]]. In later life he extended his studies to embrace ritual magic, and eventually rose to prominence as the Spring Archmage of the [[Imperial Conclave\|conclave]]. He helped codify this ritual shortly before his death at the tragically young age of eighty-nine.

	This ritual draws on two themes; the spirit and vitality of youth, and the energy and vitality of Spring. It allows a warrior to heal themselves on the battlefield without the assistance of a [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physick]], [[Surgical skills#Chirurgeon\|chirurgeon]] or [[Magical skills#Magician\|magician]], extending their ability to be self-reliant.		This ritual draws on two themes; the spirit and vitality of youth, and the energy and vitality of Spring. It allows a warrior to heal themselves on the battlefield without the assistance of a [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physick]], [[Surgical skills#Chirurgeon\|chirurgeon]] or [[Magical skills#Magician\|magician]], extending their ability to be self-reliant.

Dre at 14:19, 16 February 2024

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	Twice each day the target can use their choice of [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] or [[Heroic skills#Relentless\|relentless]] as if they know them and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero points]]. They can choose each time they use this ability which skill to employ.		Twice each day the target can use their choice of [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] or [[Heroic skills#Relentless\|relentless]] as if they know them and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero points]]. They can choose each time they use this ability which skill to employ.

	In addition the target experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: you feel exuberant, energetic and enthusiastic; you become bored easily, and frustrated by any period of inaction or extended concentration. You may choose to respond to any roleplaying effect that would cause you to become weary, despondent or sad by instead becoming exceptionally energetic and immediately doing ''something'' as exuberantly as possible.		In addition the target experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: you feel exuberant, energetic and enthusiastic; you become bored easily, and frustrated by any period of inaction or extended concentration. You may choose to respond to any roleplaying effect that would cause you to become weary, despondent, or sad by instead becoming exceptionally energetic and immediately doing ''something'' as exuberantly as possible.

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	This ritual draws on two themes; the spirit and vitality of youth, and the energy and vitality of Spring. It allows a warrior to heal themselves on the battlefield without the assistance of a [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physick]], [[Surgical skills#Chirurgeon\|chirurgeon]] or [[Magical skills#Magician\|magician]], extending their ability to be self-reliant.		This ritual draws on two themes; the spirit and vitality of youth, and the energy and vitality of Spring. It allows a warrior to heal themselves on the battlefield without the assistance of a [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physick]], [[Surgical skills#Chirurgeon\|chirurgeon]] or [[Magical skills#Magician\|magician]], extending their ability to be self-reliant.

	Some magicians dislike the comparison between the warriors of the Empire and the frivolous monkey, despite Sagai's assertion that it is a fine [[~~Totem_magic~~#~~Spirit_Animals~~\|~~totem~~]] for a ritual that grants its targets boundless enthusiasm and reserves of energy as well as the ability to bounce-back from serious injury. Some magicians prefer to refer to it as ''Unfailing Resilience of the Kudzu'' and it is referred to as such in many tomes , especially those used by the [[Navarr magical traditions#Vates\|vates]]. In [[Wintermark]] there is a virtually identical ritual called ''The Inevitable Thaw'' while the dignified [[Highguard\|Highborn]] [[Magister\|magisters]] employ a version they call ''The Unceasing Ocean''.		Some magicians dislike the comparison between the warriors of the Empire and the frivolous monkey, despite Sagai's assertion that it is a fine [[aspect_magic#Beast Magic\|aspect]] for a ritual that grants its targets boundless enthusiasm and reserves of energy as well as the ability to bounce back from serious injury. Some magicians prefer to refer to it as ''Unfailing Resilience of the Kudzu'' and it is referred to as such in many tomes , especially those used by the [[Navarr magical traditions#Vates\|vates]]. In [[Wintermark]] there is a virtually identical ritual called ''The Inevitable Thaw'' while the dignified [[Highguard\|Highborn]] [[Magister\|magisters]] employ a version they call ''The Unceasing Ocean''.

	Regardless, the ritual is popular with covens of Spring magicians looking for a versatile, if somewhat expensive, benefit to give an allied warrior that they see as being as useful as any Summer [[enchantment]].		Regardless, the ritual is popular with covens of Spring magicians looking for a versatile, if somewhat expensive, benefit to give an allied warrior that they see as being as useful as any Summer [[enchantment]].

	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==
	This ritual is often performed with exuberant and energetic music, incantations and dance in a style reminiscent of the traditional [[Guerra]] style, even if the coven is not made up of [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] ritualists. Invocations include drawing on the inevitable power of spring to breed life from dead or barren Winter soil, the mysterious power that surrounds the birth of new living beings, and in many cases the naming of energetic ~~totem~~ creatures such as monkeys. Even calm [[Urizen]] and restrained [[Highguard\|Highborn]] covens find it difficult not to invest this ritual with energy and exuberance.		This ritual is often performed with exuberant and energetic music, incantations and dance in a style reminiscent of the traditional [[Guerra]] style, even if the coven is not made up of [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] ritualists. Invocations include drawing on the inevitable power of spring to breed life from dead or barren Winter soil, the mysterious power that surrounds the birth of new living beings, and in many cases the naming of energetic symbolic creatures such as monkeys. Even calm [[Urizen]] and restrained [[Highguard\|Highborn]] covens find it difficult not to invest this ritual with energy and exuberance.

	Common elements include the [[Bravash\|~~rune~~ of ~~fertility~~]]; the evocation of [[The Fountain]] or [[The Stallion]]; a comedic or action-oriented scene with plenty of physical business; and images of horses, monkeys, and especially [[Legendary beasts#Winged beasts\|winged beasts]].		Common elements include the [[Bravash\|Rune of Fertility]]; the evocation of [[The Fountain]] or [[The Stallion]]; a comedic or action-oriented scene with plenty of physical business; and images of horses, monkeys, and especially [[Legendary beasts#Winged beasts\|winged beasts]].
	[[Category:Spring Ritual]]		[[Category:Spring Ritual]]
	[[Category:Rituals]]		[[Category:Rituals]]

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	This ritual draws on two themes; the spirit and vitality of youth, and the energy and vitality of Spring. It allows a warrior to heal themselves on the battlefield without the assistance of a [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physick]], [[Surgical skills#Chirurgeon\|chirurgeon]] or [[Magical skills#Magician\|magician]], extending their ability to be self-reliant.		This ritual draws on two themes; the spirit and vitality of youth, and the energy and vitality of Spring. It allows a warrior to heal themselves on the battlefield without the assistance of a [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physick]], [[Surgical skills#Chirurgeon\|chirurgeon]] or [[Magical skills#Magician\|magician]], extending their ability to be self-reliant.

	Some magicians dislike the comparison between the warriors of the Empire and the frivolous monkey, despite Sagai's assertion that it is a fine totem for a ritual that grants its targets boundless enthusiasm and reserves of energy as well as the ability to bounce-back from serious injury. Some magicians prefer to refer to it as ''Unfailing Resilience of the Kudzu'' and it is referred to as such in many tomes , especially those used by the [[Navarr magical traditions#Vates\|vates]]. In [[Wintermark]] there is a virtually identical ritual called ''The Inevitable Thaw'' while the dignified [[Highguard\|Highborn]] [[Magister\|magisters]] employ a version they call ''The Unceasing Ocean''.		Some magicians dislike the comparison between the warriors of the Empire and the frivolous monkey, despite Sagai's assertion that it is a fine [[Totem_magic#Spirit_Animals\|totem]] for a ritual that grants its targets boundless enthusiasm and reserves of energy as well as the ability to bounce-back from serious injury. Some magicians prefer to refer to it as ''Unfailing Resilience of the Kudzu'' and it is referred to as such in many tomes , especially those used by the [[Navarr magical traditions#Vates\|vates]]. In [[Wintermark]] there is a virtually identical ritual called ''The Inevitable Thaw'' while the dignified [[Highguard\|Highborn]] [[Magister\|magisters]] employ a version they call ''The Unceasing Ocean''.

	Regardless, the ritual is popular with covens of Spring magicians looking for a versatile, if somewhat expensive, benefit to give an allied warrior that they see as being as useful as any Summer [[enchantment]].		Regardless, the ritual is popular with covens of Spring magicians looking for a versatile, if somewhat expensive, benefit to give an allied warrior that they see as being as useful as any Summer [[enchantment]].

Rafferty at 11:56, 2 April 2017

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
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	===Effects===		===Effects===

	Twice each day the target can use their choice of [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] or [[Heroic skills#Relentless\|relentless]] as if they know them and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero points]]. They can choose each time they use this ability which skill to employ.		Twice each day the target can use their choice of [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] or [[Heroic skills#Relentless\|relentless]] as if they know them and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero points]]. They can choose each time they use this ability which skill to employ.

Rafferty: Ritual Update Phase One 2017

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Ritual Update Phase One 2017

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Season\|Spring\|28}}		{{Season\|Spring\|17}}
	===Performing the Ritual===		===Performing the Ritual===
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	===Effects===		===Effects===

	Twice each day the target can use their choice of [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] or [[Heroic skills#~~Second wind~~\|~~second wind~~]] as if they ~~knew~~ them and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero points]]. They can choose each time they use this ability which skill to employ.		Twice each day the target can use their choice of [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] or [[Heroic skills#Relentless\|relentless]] as if they know them and without spending any [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero points]]. They can choose each time they use this ability which skill to employ.

	In addition the target ~~is under~~ a [[roleplaying effect]]: ~~they~~ feel exuberant, energetic and enthusiastic; ~~they~~ become bored easily, and frustrated by any period of inaction or extended concentration. ~~They~~ may choose to respond to any roleplaying effect that would cause ~~them~~ to become weary, despondent or sad by instead becoming exceptionally energetic and immediately doing ''something'' as exuberantly as possible.		In addition the target experiences a [[roleplaying effect]]: you feel exuberant, energetic and enthusiastic; you become bored easily, and frustrated by any period of inaction or extended concentration. You may choose to respond to any roleplaying effect that would cause you to become weary, despondent or sad by instead becoming exceptionally energetic and immediately doing ''something'' as exuberantly as possible.

	{{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 16. 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 13. Additional characters must be present throughout.

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	[[Category:Rituals]]		[[Category:Rituals]]

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			Removing Second Wind would have made this "two unstoppable a day" but Graeme suggested "Unstopppable or Relentless", making it 17/13 (base ingots 36)
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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Season\|Spring\|28}}		{{Season\|Spring\|28}}

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	Common elements include the [[Bravash\|rune of fertility]]; the evocation of [[The Fountain]] or [[The Stallion]]; a comedic or action-oriented scene with plenty of physical business; and images of horses, monkeys, and especially [[Legendary beasts#Winged beasts\|winged beasts]].		Common elements include the [[Bravash\|rune of fertility]]; the evocation of [[The Fountain]] or [[The Stallion]]; a comedic or action-oriented scene with plenty of physical business; and images of horses, monkeys, and especially [[Legendary beasts#Winged beasts\|winged beasts]].

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

	[[Category:Spring Ritual]]		[[Category:Spring Ritual]]
	[[Category:Rituals]]		[[Category:Rituals]]
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