Czon
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| parts [[telesmatic weapon]], three parts [[power direction]] and three parts [[power generation]] | parts [[telesmatic weapon]], three parts [[power direction]] and three parts [[power generation]] | ||
| [ Specialty Access : ] [[eideturgy]] degree II access and [[telesmatic weapon]] degree I access | [ Specialty Access : ] [[eideturgy]] degree II access and [[telesmatic weapon]] degree I access | ||
| - | [ Requirements to Know : ] have a total of 30% of [[rune lore]] skill, [[order affinity]] skill, [[leximancy]] skill | + | [ Requirements to Know : ] have a total of 30% of [[rune lore]] skill, [[order affinity]] skill, [[eideturgy]] skill |
| and 50% of [[chaos resistance]] skill of 40 or higher; or worships Tyr | and 50% of [[chaos resistance]] skill of 40 or higher; or worships Tyr | ||
| [ Possessed : ] yes | [ Possessed : ] yes | ||
Revision as of 16:28, 26 December 2014
/ [ = Czon = ]
/ [ Type : ] attack
\ /\ /\ [ Description : ] chaos disjunction
Y Y \ [ Significance : ] minor
| [ Activity Cost : ] fifteen
-|- [ Activation Spirit Cost : ] thirty
[ Control Skills : ] four parts eideturgy, four parts power focusing, four parts power tuning, four
parts telesmatic weapon, three parts power direction and three parts power generation
[ Specialty Access : ] eideturgy degree II access and telesmatic weapon degree I access
[ Requirements to Know : ] have a total of 30% of rune lore skill, order affinity skill, eideturgy skill
and 50% of chaos resistance skill of 40 or higher; or worships Tyr
[ Possessed : ] yes
The rune czon generates a pattern of order energies around its target that, while it usually causes some damage, has the primary purpose of disrupting the target's spiritual connection with chaos, temporarily suppressing any chaos favour the target may enjoy. The name of a target may be given as a specification; without a specification, your current opponent will be targeted.
