Anchor (Aligned Form)
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the form Anchor
Form Type
artifact
Knowledge Requirement
have at least 80 points among navigation skill, seamanship skill and 10% of orienteering skill
Facility Formula
25% of charisma plus 25% of telesma skill plus 25% of seamanship skill plus 12.5% of eideturgy skill plus 12.5% of symbology skill plus 5% of rune lore skill plus 5% of navigation skill
Facility Minimum
94
Facility Maximum
365
Energy Costs
fifty points of spiritual energy and ten points of order energy
Process to Actualize Form
concentrate on berthing <target>
Description
Aligned are wanderers by nature, but even wanderers need to be able to rest -- to be able to fasten themselves to a secure location, like a ship moored at sea. This form allows one to extend an anchor, either for oneself or for another, that will bind the target to a location for a short while. This is most prominent used to preempt other translocation effects, but it has been used by more clever Aligned for other purposes as well.
The vast majority of unwilling targets are unable to do anything about this effect, and are simply stuck in place until it wears off. However, those skilled in esoteric skills related to location, e.g. conjuration, can defeat this effect much more quickly.
Development Information : This form was created by Twilight; the source code was last updated Fri Mar 06 10:28:06 2009.
