Ka (Aligned Form)
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Knowledge Requirement
Be a Wandslinger
Facility Formula
15% of charisma plus 15% of intelligence plus 15% of leximancy skill plus 15% of telesma skill plus 40% of ka
Additional Requirements
Wandslinger vigil of Hanoma
Energy Costs
one hundred points of spiritual energy and twenty-five points of order energy
Process to Actualize Form
subvocalize I do not aim with my hand. He who aims with his hand has forgotten
the face of his father. I aim with my eye. I do not shoot with my hand. He who shoots with his hand has forgotten the face of his father. I shoot with my mind. I do not kill with my wand. He who kills with his wand has forgotten the face of his father. I kill with my heart.
Description
Hanoma has afforded you the knowledge that Wandslinging was not invented by Clyde, but rediscovered by him. It has a history of centuries, at least, for this form is the product of the Aligned orc known as Tutor, who protected Hanoma fiercely for the duration of his life several hundred years ago. His motives are lost to history, but it is known that he maintained a hermetic existence far in the Northlands, and would appear and suddenly whenever Hanoma was in danger, and vanish shortly thereafter, having developed or discovered an arcane system of runes that allowed such translocation.
Indeed, he is said to have learned many magicks in addition to Aligned forms, including daemonic and even demonic pacts and enchantments. This is perhaps why the wand conjured by this form bears a certain at least daemonic element: if one whispers any of the affirmations of the Wandslinger Litany to it while wielding it, it will recognize one and draw upon one's spirit to produce various effects. (It in other respects behaves like a normal wand: it can be recharged in a holster or by a wand battery, and so on.)
Like all Aligned weapon manifestations, it will last either until banished, until one no longer has the order energy to maintain it, or until one disincarnates. To banish a wand, concentrate on returning the form within it to a potential state.
