Hecate (ELF Invocation)
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"Come infernal Queen of Night, goddess of the crossroads, guiding light, Grandmother of Darkness, terror to men and Dog's delight. Black Hecate, hear me, Mother of the Midnight Moon; accept my sacrifice."
[ Type : ] goddess [ Portfolio : ] magick [ Disposition : ] moderately friendly [ Offerings Desired : ] magickal objects [ Spirit Point Cost : ] forty to sixty [ Requirements to Invoke : ] worship Hecate; or have at least 45 points among theology skill, arcane lore skill and metaphysics skill [ General Information : ] Hecate can provide a number of boons to those who invoke her. In combat, she is known for sending flurries of magickal daggers to attack one's foes. Also well known are her ghost daggers, weapons of magickal force which she sometimes provides. On other occasions, she has been known to enhance invokers' mental faculties, and to some she has sent magickal entities for followers. Invokers will want to be aware that the goddess is known to dislike males and favor females.
Leolla here ?!
She'll give you an apagion. I love Mr. Floaty, he does magick damage!
The ghost dagger does magic damage, and is pretty decent.
Her invocation in combat does magick damage (notice a theme??).
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Naisha here as well!
When invoked out of combat, she seems to buff Magick affinity pretty darn high. I don't even have the skill, but it buffed me to 84% resistance.
Do note, it is temporary, but if you're getting hammered by them magicks, invoke her. Lasts a few minutes.
And yes, it doesn't seem like she's stepping out of theme any time soon.
