What's it called? Al'Hrahaz's Scintillating Blorpler (in brief: AHSB)
What does it do? This is everyone's favourite blorping spell. A succesful casting transforms any piece of jewellery (normally, rings are the most employed) into a blorple, that is to say, an artifact which keeps in memory the place where it was blorped, and which may be used to travel back there by casting Jogloran’s Portal of Cheaper Travel on it.
Its main virtue (as opposed to the other blorping spell, the Amazing Silicate Blorper) is that jewellery (depending on its quality) takes many castings to wear out. If you keep repairing your blorpes, they should last indefinitely as your portal-key to places.
Where is it? You need to travel to the mind-buzzling library of the Institute Of Illusionary Learning, in Djelibeybi and fiddle in a sticky grimoire aptly named Spelles of thee Oryent.
What does it require? some piece of jewellery (normally, rings are used most). It shouldn't be consumed unless, alas!, you miscast. In that case, it will explode into pieces, and depending on its quality, hit you with a GREAT deal of damage. Can easily kill you (with gold rings, I think, miscasts cost 1000+ hitpoints. Magic shields do offer some protection from the blast).
You also need to draw an octogram before you start to cast, and to be wearing the jewel you want to blorp.
What skills do I need? Evoking, Channeling, Evoking (2), Chanting, Chanting (2)
Has it worked? A correct output should read something like this:
What does it do? This is everyone's favourite blorping spell. A succesful casting transforms any piece of jewellery (normally, rings are the most employed) into a blorple, that is to say, an artifact which keeps in memory the place where it was blorped, and which may be used to travel back there by casting Jogloran’s Portal of Cheaper Travel on it.
Its main virtue (as opposed to the other blorping spell, the Amazing Silicate Blorper) is that jewellery (depending on its quality) takes many castings to wear out. If you keep repairing your blorpes, they should last indefinitely as your portal-key to places.
Where is it? You need to travel to the mind-buzzling library of the Institute Of Illusionary Learning, in Djelibeybi and fiddle in a sticky grimoire aptly named Spelles of thee Oryent.
What does it require? some piece of jewellery (normally, rings are used most). It shouldn't be consumed unless, alas!, you miscast. In that case, it will explode into pieces, and depending on its quality, hit you with a GREAT deal of damage. Can easily kill you (with gold rings, I think, miscasts cost 1000+ hitpoints. Magic shields do offer some protection from the blast).
You also need to draw an octogram before you start to cast, and to be wearing the jewel you want to blorp.
What skills do I need? Evoking, Channeling, Evoking (2), Chanting, Chanting (2)
Has it worked? A correct output should read something like this:
You prepare to cast Al'Hrahaz's Scintillating Blorpler on the xxx (ring/jewel).
You spit carefully on the xxx.
You polish the xxx energetically.
You polish the xxx until it starts to glow.
You finally get the xxx hot enough.
You imprint the memory of your surroundings in the xxx.
The xxx seems to purr contently from within.
You spit carefully on the xxx.
You polish the xxx energetically.
You polish the xxx until it starts to glow.
You finally get the xxx hot enough.
You imprint the memory of your surroundings in the xxx.
The xxx seems to purr contently from within.
Help Information:
Al'Hrahaz's Scintillating Blorpler - Remember a location.
Al'Hrahaz's Scintillating Blorpler is a first order miscellaneous type spell that encodes the caster's location in the piece of jewellery at which it is cast.
1 comentario:
Winswand says...
A really staple spell, but one you can park safely in a scroll and only re-learn from time to time, when you've lost/broken a blorp to a frequent place, or you want to make one for some trange place... At the moment, with 20+ blorps, I hardly employ it, but always keep the scroll (right now, lost the Drum ring, so I 'll be casting it shortly).
As to tms, it annoyingly didn't advance much the chanting (what you really needed). At least, in my case.
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