Ambience (Aligned Form)
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| twenty-five points of spiritual energy | twenty-five points of spiritual energy | ||
| ==Process to Actualize Form== | ==Process to Actualize Form== | ||
| - | visualize my environment within an expanse of abstract space | + | ''visualize my environment within an expanse of abstract space'' |
| This form is one of the simplest, mathematically: it is a three-dimensional spatial grid. One actualizes this form by visualizing one's environment within this grid. The benefit is a sort of instantaneous geometrical analysis that is compressed into procedural knowledge of one's ambient environment. This knowledge can be used for camouflage, combat, foraging, or simply moving about one's terrain safely. Wandering Aligned typically treat this form as bread and butter ability, actualizing it whenever it wears off or whenever the terrain changes significantly. | This form is one of the simplest, mathematically: it is a three-dimensional spatial grid. One actualizes this form by visualizing one's environment within this grid. The benefit is a sort of instantaneous geometrical analysis that is compressed into procedural knowledge of one's ambient environment. This knowledge can be used for camouflage, combat, foraging, or simply moving about one's terrain safely. Wandering Aligned typically treat this form as bread and butter ability, actualizing it whenever it wears off or whenever the terrain changes significantly. | ||
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| + | In certain areas, use of this form will sensitize one to ambient information that extends beyond one's immediate environment and into | ||
| + | the region at large. This will have the effect of giving one a map-like visualization of the surrounding area (with one's present | ||
| + | environment, in the center of the visualization, appearing as a sort of blank spot in the map). | ||
| [[Category: The Aligned]] | [[Category: The Aligned]] | ||
| [[Category: Aligned Forms]] | [[Category: Aligned Forms]] | ||
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Ambience
Knowledge Requirement
At least 70 points among
- mathematics skill and awareness skill;
and have at least 105 points among
- orienteering skill, tracking skill, spelunking skill, shorelands fieldcraft skill, sky fieldcraft skill, swamp fieldcraft skill, streetwise skill, plains fieldcraft skill, awareness skill, arctic fieldcraft skill, desert fieldcraft skill, jungle fieldcraft skill, hills fieldcraft skill, foraging skill, forestry skill, Exoma fieldcraft skill, Umbral fieldcraft skill, underwater fieldcraft skill, mountaineering skill and cartography skill
Facility Formula
30% of charisma plus 35% of telesma skill plus 20% of mathematics skill plus 15% of eideturgy skill
Facility Requirements
68 of 450 Rating
Energy Costs
twenty-five points of spiritual energy
Process to Actualize Form
visualize my environment within an expanse of abstract space
This form is one of the simplest, mathematically: it is a three-dimensional spatial grid. One actualizes this form by visualizing one's environment within this grid. The benefit is a sort of instantaneous geometrical analysis that is compressed into procedural knowledge of one's ambient environment. This knowledge can be used for camouflage, combat, foraging, or simply moving about one's terrain safely. Wandering Aligned typically treat this form as bread and butter ability, actualizing it whenever it wears off or whenever the terrain changes significantly.
In certain areas, use of this form will sensitize one to ambient information that extends beyond one's immediate environment and into the region at large. This will have the effect of giving one a map-like visualization of the surrounding area (with one's present environment, in the center of the visualization, appearing as a sort of blank spot in the map).
