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A list of all Abilities. See [[Abilities|this]] page for what their Types mean. | A list of all Abilities. See [[Abilities|this]] page for what their Types mean. | ||
Aesthetics for Abilities may be dictated by the players, as long as the Ability Name is mentioned in the Emote, which is mandatory for Ability use. Aesthetics are fairly free to determine unless otherwise specified. For example, if an Ability states that it has only a limited number of Aesthetics mentioned by name, options are limited. If however no specific aesthetics are mentioned, or they are left open-ended, then player has complete freedom. | Aesthetics for Abilities may be dictated by the players, as long as the Ability Name is mentioned in the Emote, which is mandatory for Ability use. Aesthetics are fairly free to determine unless otherwise specified. For example, if an Ability states that it has only a limited number of Aesthetics mentioned by name, options are limited. If however no specific aesthetics are mentioned, or they are left open-ended, then player has complete freedom. Minor, non combat, non functional or useable aesthetic additions to abilities are also fine: as long as they do nothing but look cool or fun. When Emoting an Ability, the Emote should always start with the exact Ability name, only then followed by an aesthetic description to the player for what it looks like. Aesthetic descriptions may also be ignored altogether, and a Player may simply Emote "Bob uses Dark Curse on Harry, giving him a Target Curse". If the player asks for an explanation of the Ability, you may give it, or redirect them to this page. It is important to note that Modifiers for Abilities will change depending on where the Ability is sourced from (say, an Ability gained from Vampirism might have a different modifier than an ability gained from Undead-ism). Modifiers are never optional, and must always be applied. | ||
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Revision as of 06:46, 10 June 2022
A list of all Abilities. See this page for what their Types mean.
Aesthetics for Abilities may be dictated by the players, as long as the Ability Name is mentioned in the Emote, which is mandatory for Ability use. Aesthetics are fairly free to determine unless otherwise specified. For example, if an Ability states that it has only a limited number of Aesthetics mentioned by name, options are limited. If however no specific aesthetics are mentioned, or they are left open-ended, then player has complete freedom. Minor, non combat, non functional or useable aesthetic additions to abilities are also fine: as long as they do nothing but look cool or fun. When Emoting an Ability, the Emote should always start with the exact Ability name, only then followed by an aesthetic description to the player for what it looks like. Aesthetic descriptions may also be ignored altogether, and a Player may simply Emote "Bob uses Dark Curse on Harry, giving him a Target Curse". If the player asks for an explanation of the Ability, you may give it, or redirect them to this page. It is important to note that Modifiers for Abilities will change depending on where the Ability is sourced from (say, an Ability gained from Vampirism might have a different modifier than an ability gained from Undead-ism). Modifiers are never optional, and must always be applied.
Passive Abilities
| Ability Name | Ability Type | Ability Range | Ability Description | Possible Ability Modifiers | |
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