Rising Roots that Rend Stone - Revision history

Twiggy at 14:24, 7 March 2026

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	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==
	When performing this ritual, a coven often invokes symbols of natural destruction - not just plants and animals but also wind and rain. The [[eternal]] [[Llofir]] may be invoked, and it is also common to use broken artisan's tools or the parts of a breached fortification to help grant the ritual power. Some ritualists evoke the spirit of heroes, [[Imperial Orcs religious beliefs#~~Imperial Orc ancestors~~\|orc ancestors]], [[Paragons and Exemplars]] renowned for their strength, such as [[Inga Tarn]] or [[Imperial Orcs history\|Thrace]], or dramatically recreate specific stories where walls, towers or castles were overwhelmed by virtuous armies.		When performing this ritual, a coven often invokes symbols of natural destruction - not just plants and animals but also wind and rain. The [[eternal]] [[Llofir]] may be invoked, and it is also common to use broken artisan's tools or the parts of a breached fortification to help grant the ritual power. Some ritualists evoke the spirit of heroes, [[Imperial Orcs religious beliefs#Ancestral Voices\|orc ancestors]], [[Paragons and Exemplars]] renowned for their strength, such as [[Inga Tarn]] or [[Imperial Orcs history\|Thrace]], or dramatically recreate specific stories where walls, towers or castles were overwhelmed by virtuous armies.

	The implement charged with this spell is a key element in the ritual, and the role it plays in the performance is very important. Some [[The Marches\|Marcher]] [[Landskeeper\|landskeepers]] and [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Earl#Enchanters\|enchanters]] who have mastered this ritual may use a special staff or rod constructed from the wood of a shattered gate or a siege engine specifically for use with ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone''. The implement may be passed between the ritualists, or placed at the centre of the ritual as a focus for the magic of the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]].		The implement charged with this spell is a key element in the ritual, and the role it plays in the performance is very important. Some [[The Marches\|Marcher]] [[Landskeeper\|landskeepers]] and [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Earl#Enchanters\|enchanters]] who have mastered this ritual may use a special staff or rod constructed from the wood of a shattered gate or a siege engine specifically for use with ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone''. The implement may be passed between the ritualists, or placed at the centre of the ritual as a focus for the magic of the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]].

Dre at 16:45, 13 July 2025

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	When performing this ritual, a coven often invokes symbols of natural destruction - not just plants and animals but also wind and rain. The [[eternal]] [[Llofir]] may be invoked, and it is also common to use broken artisan's tools or the parts of a breached fortification to help grant the ritual power. Some ritualists evoke the spirit of heroes, [[Imperial Orcs religious beliefs#Imperial Orc ancestors\|orc ancestors]], [[Paragons and Exemplars]] renowned for their strength, such as [[Inga Tarn]] or [[Imperial Orcs history\|Thrace]], or dramatically recreate specific stories where walls, towers or castles were overwhelmed by virtuous armies.		When performing this ritual, a coven often invokes symbols of natural destruction - not just plants and animals but also wind and rain. The [[eternal]] [[Llofir]] may be invoked, and it is also common to use broken artisan's tools or the parts of a breached fortification to help grant the ritual power. Some ritualists evoke the spirit of heroes, [[Imperial Orcs religious beliefs#Imperial Orc ancestors\|orc ancestors]], [[Paragons and Exemplars]] renowned for their strength, such as [[Inga Tarn]] or [[Imperial Orcs history\|Thrace]], or dramatically recreate specific stories where walls, towers or castles were overwhelmed by virtuous armies.

	The implement charged with this spell is a key element in the ritual, and the role it plays in the performance is very important. Some [[The Marches\|Marcher]] [[Landskeeper\|~~Landskeeper~~]] and [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Earl#Enchanters\|enchanters]] who have mastered this ritual may use a special staff or rod constructed from the wood of a shattered gate or a siege engine specifically for use with ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone''. The implement may be passed between the ritualists, or placed at the centre of the ritual as a focus for the magic of the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]].		The implement charged with this spell is a key element in the ritual, and the role it plays in the performance is very important. Some [[The Marches\|Marcher]] [[Landskeeper\|landskeepers]] and [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Earl#Enchanters\|enchanters]] who have mastered this ritual may use a special staff or rod constructed from the wood of a shattered gate or a siege engine specifically for use with ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone''. The implement may be passed between the ritualists, or placed at the centre of the ritual as a focus for the magic of the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]].

	The rune [[Mawrig]] is often evoked with this ritual, and some [[Wintermark]] ritualists complete their casting by carving or painting it onto the implement - or the contributor chosen to wield it. The constellation of the [[The_Key_and_The_Lock#The_Key\|Key]] is sometimes evoked, as is [[~~The~~ Wanderer]].		The rune [[Mawrig]] is often evoked with this ritual, and some [[Wintermark]] ritualists complete their casting by carving or painting it onto the implement - or the contributor chosen to wield it. The constellation of the [[The_Key_and_The_Lock#The_Key\|Key]] is sometimes evoked, as is [[the Wanderer]].
	[[Category:Spring Ritual]]		[[Category:Spring Ritual]]
	[[Category:Rituals]]		[[Category:Rituals]]

Twiggy at 16:43, 13 July 2025

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	==Description==		==Description==

	This battlefield ritual deals with similar forces to [[The Forest Remains]]; by greatly accelerating the growth of roots, vines and other plants at the same time as it attacks timbers and even stone with powerful spores, moss and insects, ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone'' damages or even destroys a fortification. The supernatural growth finds the weakest parts of the structure, and forces tiny cracks to become gaping rents, crumbling mortar to be riddled with parasites and mould, old wooden timbers to be infested with termites and fungi, and new wooden timber supports to begin to sprout leaves and branches again - and in extreme cases even fruit! ,		This battlefield ritual deals with similar forces to [[The Forest Remains]]; by greatly accelerating the growth of roots, vines and other plants at the same time as it attacks timbers and even stone with powerful spores, moss and insects, ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone'' damages or even destroys a fortification. The supernatural growth finds the weakest parts of the structure, and forces tiny cracks to become gaping rents, crumbling mortar to be riddled with parasites and mould, old wooden timbers to be infested with termites and fungi, and new wooden timber supports to begin to sprout leaves and branches again - and in extreme cases even fruit!

	It often takes a short time for the full power of the ritual to manifest, which can make it a particularly dangerous ritual for the [[Rituals#Contributors\|contributor]] charged with delivering the final stage and touching the target fortification. Some brave [[Groups#Covens\|covens]] have tried to perform the ritual while physically touching the fortification, while protected by heavily armoured warriors with powerful shields, but the possibility that a single stray arrow or bolt could cause the ritual to fail means it is rarely considered worth the risk. It is much more common to see one or more well-defended ritualists fight their way through to the fortification with the charged implement, relying on the fact that at least one of them will make it into position - and then either hold against the defenders, or retreat while the magic does its work.		It often takes a short time for the full power of the ritual to manifest, which can make it a particularly dangerous ritual for the [[Rituals#Contributors\|contributor]] charged with delivering the final stage and touching the target fortification. Some brave [[Groups#Covens\|covens]] have tried to perform the ritual while physically touching the fortification, while protected by heavily armoured warriors with powerful shields, but the possibility that a single stray arrow or bolt could cause the ritual to fail means it is rarely considered worth the risk. It is much more common to see one or more well-defended ritualists fight their way through to the fortification with the charged implement, relying on the fact that at least one of them will make it into position - and then either hold against the defenders, or retreat while the magic does its work.
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	When performing this ritual, a coven often invokes symbols of natural destruction - not just plants and animals but also wind and rain. The [[eternal]] [[Llofir]] may be invoked, and it is also common to use broken artisan's tools or the parts of a breached fortification to help grant the ritual power. Some ritualists evoke the spirit of heroes, [[Imperial Orcs religious beliefs#Imperial Orc ancestors\|orc ancestors]], [[Paragons and Exemplars]] renowned for their strength, such as [[Inga Tarn]] or [[Imperial Orcs history\|Thrace]], or dramatically recreate specific stories where walls, towers or castles were overwhelmed by virtuous armies.		When performing this ritual, a coven often invokes symbols of natural destruction - not just plants and animals but also wind and rain. The [[eternal]] [[Llofir]] may be invoked, and it is also common to use broken artisan's tools or the parts of a breached fortification to help grant the ritual power. Some ritualists evoke the spirit of heroes, [[Imperial Orcs religious beliefs#Imperial Orc ancestors\|orc ancestors]], [[Paragons and Exemplars]] renowned for their strength, such as [[Inga Tarn]] or [[Imperial Orcs history\|Thrace]], or dramatically recreate specific stories where walls, towers or castles were overwhelmed by virtuous armies.

	The implement charged with this spell is a key element in the ritual, and the role it plays in the performance is very important. Some [[The Marches\|Marcher]] [[Landskeeper\|Landskeeper]] and [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Earl#Enchanters\|~~enchanter~~]] who ~~has~~ mastered this ritual may use a special staff or rod constructed from the wood of a shattered gate or a siege engine specifically for use with ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone''. The implement may be passed between the ritualists, or placed at the centre of the ritual as a focus for the magic of the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]].		The implement charged with this spell is a key element in the ritual, and the role it plays in the performance is very important. Some [[The Marches\|Marcher]] [[Landskeeper\|Landskeeper]] and [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Earl#Enchanters\|enchanters]] who have mastered this ritual may use a special staff or rod constructed from the wood of a shattered gate or a siege engine specifically for use with ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone''. The implement may be passed between the ritualists, or placed at the centre of the ritual as a focus for the magic of the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]].

	The rune [[Mawrig]] is often evoked with this ritual, and some [[Wintermark]] ritualists complete their casting by carving or painting it onto the implement - or the contributor chosen to wield it. The constellation of the [[The_Key_and_The_Lock#The_Key\|Key]] is sometimes evoked, as is [[The Wanderer]].		The rune [[Mawrig]] is often evoked with this ritual, and some [[Wintermark]] ritualists complete their casting by carving or painting it onto the implement - or the contributor chosen to wield it. The constellation of the [[The_Key_and_The_Lock#The_Key\|Key]] is sometimes evoked, as is [[The Wanderer]].
	[[Category:Spring Ritual]]		[[Category:Spring Ritual]]
	[[Category:Rituals]]		[[Category:Rituals]]

Rafferty at 18:31, 23 February 2023

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	===Performing the Ritual===		===Performing the Ritual===
	{{Casting time\|10}} The ritual targets a single mage [[Weapons & armour#Implements\|implement]] which must be present during the ritual.		{{Casting time\|10}} {{Imperial Reduction}}

			The ritual targets a single mage [[Weapons & armour#Implements\|implement]] which must be present during the ritual.

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

Dre at 16:38, 11 November 2018

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	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==
	When performing this ritual, a coven often invokes symbols of natural destruction - not just plants and animals but also wind and rain. The [[~~Eternals\|Eternal~~]] [[Llofir]] may be invoked, and it is also common to use broken artisan's tools or the parts of a breached fortification to help grant the ritual power. Some ritualists evoke the spirit of heroes, [[Imperial Orcs religious beliefs#Imperial Orc ancestors\|orc ancestors]], [[Paragons and Exemplars]] renowned for their strength, such as [[Inga Tarn]] or [[Imperial Orcs history\|Thrace]], or dramatically recreate specific stories where walls, towers or castles were overwhelmed by virtuous armies.		When performing this ritual, a coven often invokes symbols of natural destruction - not just plants and animals but also wind and rain. The [[eternal]] [[Llofir]] may be invoked, and it is also common to use broken artisan's tools or the parts of a breached fortification to help grant the ritual power. Some ritualists evoke the spirit of heroes, [[Imperial Orcs religious beliefs#Imperial Orc ancestors\|orc ancestors]], [[Paragons and Exemplars]] renowned for their strength, such as [[Inga Tarn]] or [[Imperial Orcs history\|Thrace]], or dramatically recreate specific stories where walls, towers or castles were overwhelmed by virtuous armies.

	The implement charged with this spell is a key element in the ritual, and the role it plays in the performance is very important. Some [[The Marches\|Marcher]] [[Landskeeper\|Landskeeper]] and [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Earl#Enchanters\|enchanter]] who has mastered this ritual may use a special staff or rod constructed from the wood of a shattered gate or a siege engine specifically for use with ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone''. The implement may be passed between the ritualists, or placed at the centre of the ritual as a focus for the magic of the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]].		The implement charged with this spell is a key element in the ritual, and the role it plays in the performance is very important. Some [[The Marches\|Marcher]] [[Landskeeper\|Landskeeper]] and [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Earl#Enchanters\|enchanter]] who has mastered this ritual may use a special staff or rod constructed from the wood of a shattered gate or a siege engine specifically for use with ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone''. The implement may be passed between the ritualists, or placed at the centre of the ritual as a focus for the magic of the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]].

Rafferty at 09:43, 18 November 2015

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	The rune [[Mawrig]] is often evoked with this ritual, and some [[Wintermark]] ritualists complete their casting by carving or painting it onto the implement - or the contributor chosen to wield it. The constellation of the [[The_Key_and_The_Lock#The_Key\|Key]] is sometimes evoked, as is [[The Wanderer]].		The rune [[Mawrig]] is often evoked with this ritual, and some [[Wintermark]] ritualists complete their casting by carving or painting it onto the implement - or the contributor chosen to wield it. The constellation of the [[The_Key_and_The_Lock#The_Key\|Key]] is sometimes evoked, as is [[The Wanderer]].

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

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

Dre at 16:30, 18 September 2015

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	==Description==		==Description==

	This battlefield ritual deals with similar forces to [[The Forest Remains]]; by greatly accelerating the growth of roots, vines and other plants at the same time as it attacks timbers and even stone with powerful spores, moss and insects, ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone'' damages or even destroys a fortification. The supernatural growth finds the weakest parts of the structure, and forces tiny cracks to become gaping rents, crumbling mortar to be riddled with parasites and ~~mold~~, old wooden timbers to be infested with termites and fungi, and new wooden timber ~~suppots~~ to begin to sprout leaves and branches again - and in extreme cases even fruit! ,		This battlefield ritual deals with similar forces to [[The Forest Remains]]; by greatly accelerating the growth of roots, vines and other plants at the same time as it attacks timbers and even stone with powerful spores, moss and insects, ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone'' damages or even destroys a fortification. The supernatural growth finds the weakest parts of the structure, and forces tiny cracks to become gaping rents, crumbling mortar to be riddled with parasites and mould, old wooden timbers to be infested with termites and fungi, and new wooden timber supports to begin to sprout leaves and branches again - and in extreme cases even fruit! ,

	It often takes a short time for the full power of the ritual to manifest, which can make it a particularly dangerous ritual for the [[Rituals#Contributors\|contributor]] charged with delivering the final stage and touching the target fortification. Some brave [[Groups#Covens\|covens]] have tried to perform the ritual while physically touching the fortification, while protected by heavily armoured warriors with powerful shields, but the ~~possiblity~~ that a single stray arrow or bolt could cause the ritual to fail means it is rarely considered worth the risk. It is much more common to see one or more well-defended ritualists fight their way through to the fortification with the charged implement, relying on the fact that at least one of them will make it into position - and then either hold against the defenders, or retreat while the magic does ~~it's~~ work.		It often takes a short time for the full power of the ritual to manifest, which can make it a particularly dangerous ritual for the [[Rituals#Contributors\|contributor]] charged with delivering the final stage and touching the target fortification. Some brave [[Groups#Covens\|covens]] have tried to perform the ritual while physically touching the fortification, while protected by heavily armoured warriors with powerful shields, but the possibility that a single stray arrow or bolt could cause the ritual to fail means it is rarely considered worth the risk. It is much more common to see one or more well-defended ritualists fight their way through to the fortification with the charged implement, relying on the fact that at least one of them will make it into position - and then either hold against the defenders, or retreat while the magic does its work.

	This ritual targets the weakest parts of a defensive structure. While it may not collapse or destroy an entire wall, it is likely that the ritual will create multiple breaches, tear down a gatehouse, collapse a row of mantlets or the like.		This ritual targets the weakest parts of a defensive structure. While it may not collapse or destroy an entire wall, it is likely that the ritual will create multiple breaches, tear down a gatehouse, collapse a row of mantlets or the like.

	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==
	When performing this ritual, a coven often invokes symbols of natural destruction - not just plants and animals but also wind and rain. The [[Eternals\|Eternal]] [[Llofir]] may be invoked, and it is also common to use broken artisan's tools or the parts of a breached ~~fotification~~ to help grant the ritual power. Some ritualists evoke the spirit of heroes, [[Imperial Orcs religious beliefs#Imperial Orc ancestors\|orc ancestors]], [[Paragons and Exemplars]] renowned for their strength, such as [[Inga Tarn]] or [[Imperial Orcs history\|Thrace]], or dramatically recreate specific stories where walls, towers or castles were overwhelmed by virtuous armies.		When performing this ritual, a coven often invokes symbols of natural destruction - not just plants and animals but also wind and rain. The [[Eternals\|Eternal]] [[Llofir]] may be invoked, and it is also common to use broken artisan's tools or the parts of a breached fortification to help grant the ritual power. Some ritualists evoke the spirit of heroes, [[Imperial Orcs religious beliefs#Imperial Orc ancestors\|orc ancestors]], [[Paragons and Exemplars]] renowned for their strength, such as [[Inga Tarn]] or [[Imperial Orcs history\|Thrace]], or dramatically recreate specific stories where walls, towers or castles were overwhelmed by virtuous armies.

	The implement charged with this spell is a key element in the ritual, and the role it plays in the performance is very important. Some [[The Marches\|Marcher]] [[Landskeeper\|Landskeeper]] and [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Earl#Enchanters\|enchanter]] who has mastered this ritual may use a special staff or rod constructed from the wood of a shattered gate or a siege engine specifically for use with ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone''. The implement may be passed between the ritualists, or placed at the centre of the ritual as a focus for the magic of the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]].		The implement charged with this spell is a key element in the ritual, and the role it plays in the performance is very important. Some [[The Marches\|Marcher]] [[Landskeeper\|Landskeeper]] and [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Earl#Enchanters\|enchanter]] who has mastered this ritual may use a special staff or rod constructed from the wood of a shattered gate or a siege engine specifically for use with ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone''. The implement may be passed between the ritualists, or placed at the centre of the ritual as a focus for the magic of the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]].

Rafferty at 15:41, 30 January 2015

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	===Performing the Ritual===		===Performing the Ritual===
	{{Casting time\|10}} The ritual targets a single mage [[~~Magic overview~~#Implements\|implement]] which must be present during the ritual.		{{Casting time\|10}} The ritual targets a single mage [[Weapons & armour#Implements\|implement]] which must be present during the ritual.

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

	The power of the ritual is stored in the target [[~~Magic overview~~#Implements\|implement]]. Any of the [[~~Magic overview~~#Contributors\|contributors]] can touch that implement to a battlefield fortification to seriously damage or destroy it.		The power of the ritual is stored in the target [[Weapons & armour#Implements\|implement]]. Any of the [[Rituals#Contributors\|contributors]] can touch that implement to a battlefield fortification to seriously damage or destroy it.

	The power of the ritual can be invoked only once.		The power of the ritual can be invoked only once.
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	This battlefield ritual deals with similar forces to [[The Forest Remains]]; by greatly accelerating the growth of roots, vines and other plants at the same time as it attacks timbers and even stone with powerful spores, moss and insects, ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone'' damages or even destroys a fortification. The supernatural growth finds the weakest parts of the structure, and forces tiny cracks to become gaping rents, crumbling mortar to be riddled with parasites and mold, old wooden timbers to be infested with termites and fungi, and new wooden timber suppots to begin to sprout leaves and branches again - and in extreme cases even fruit! ,		This battlefield ritual deals with similar forces to [[The Forest Remains]]; by greatly accelerating the growth of roots, vines and other plants at the same time as it attacks timbers and even stone with powerful spores, moss and insects, ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone'' damages or even destroys a fortification. The supernatural growth finds the weakest parts of the structure, and forces tiny cracks to become gaping rents, crumbling mortar to be riddled with parasites and mold, old wooden timbers to be infested with termites and fungi, and new wooden timber suppots to begin to sprout leaves and branches again - and in extreme cases even fruit! ,

	It often takes a short time for the full power of the ritual to manifest, which can make it a particularly dangerous ritual for the [[~~Magic overview~~#Contributors\|contributor]] charged with delivering the final stage and touching the target fortification. Some brave [[Groups#Covens\|covens]] have tried to perform the ritual while physically touching the fortification, while protected by heavily armoured warriors with powerful shields, but the possiblity that a single stray arrow or bolt could cause the ritual to fail means it is rarely considered worth the risk. It is much more common to see one or more well-defended ritualists fight their way through to the fortification with the charged implement, relying on the fact that at least one of them will make it into position - and then either hold against the defenders, or retreat while the magic does it's work.		It often takes a short time for the full power of the ritual to manifest, which can make it a particularly dangerous ritual for the [[Rituals#Contributors\|contributor]] charged with delivering the final stage and touching the target fortification. Some brave [[Groups#Covens\|covens]] have tried to perform the ritual while physically touching the fortification, while protected by heavily armoured warriors with powerful shields, but the possiblity that a single stray arrow or bolt could cause the ritual to fail means it is rarely considered worth the risk. It is much more common to see one or more well-defended ritualists fight their way through to the fortification with the charged implement, relying on the fact that at least one of them will make it into position - and then either hold against the defenders, or retreat while the magic does it's work.

	This ritual targets the weakest parts of a defensive structure. While it may not collapse or destroy an entire wall, it is likely that the ritual will create multiple breaches, tear down a gatehouse, collapse a row of mantlets or the like.		This ritual targets the weakest parts of a defensive structure. While it may not collapse or destroy an entire wall, it is likely that the ritual will create multiple breaches, tear down a gatehouse, collapse a row of mantlets or the like.

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Performing the Ritual: Update ritual time because we need the warning

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	{{Casting time\|2}} The ritual targets a single mage [[Magic overview#Implements\|implement]] which must be present during the ritual.		{{Casting time\|10}} The ritual targets a single mage [[Magic overview#Implements\|implement]] which must be present during the ritual.

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

Rafferty: /* Common Elements */ link fix

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Common Elements: link fix

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	The implement charged with this spell is a key element in the ritual, and the role it plays in the performance is very important. Some [[The Marches\|Marcher]] [[Landskeeper\|Landskeeper]] and [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Earl#Enchanters\|enchanter]] who has mastered this ritual may use a special staff or rod constructed from the wood of a shattered gate or a siege engine specifically for use with ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone''. The implement may be passed between the ritualists, or placed at the centre of the ritual as a focus for the magic of the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]].		The implement charged with this spell is a key element in the ritual, and the role it plays in the performance is very important. Some [[The Marches\|Marcher]] [[Landskeeper\|Landskeeper]] and [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Earl#Enchanters\|enchanter]] who has mastered this ritual may use a special staff or rod constructed from the wood of a shattered gate or a siege engine specifically for use with ''Rising Roots that Rend Stone''. The implement may be passed between the ritualists, or placed at the centre of the ritual as a focus for the magic of the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]].

	The rune [[Mawrig]] is often evoked with this ritual, and some [[Wintermark]] ritualists complete their casting by carving or painting it onto the implement - or the contributor chosen to wield it. The constellation of [[~~The~~ Key]] is sometimes evoked, as is [[The Wanderer]].		The rune [[Mawrig]] is often evoked with this ritual, and some [[Wintermark]] ritualists complete their casting by carving or painting it onto the implement - or the contributor chosen to wield it. The constellation of the [[The_Key_and_The_Lock#The_Key\|Key]] is sometimes evoked, as is [[The Wanderer]].

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