Ganesha (ELF Invocation)

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		+	Invoked outside of combat, Ganesha gives a number of possible boons:
		+	:Unlocks doors adjacent to the invoker
		+	:Allows the invoker to pass guards who would otherwise stop her.
		+	:Surrounds the invoker with the scent of wildflowers -- this can remove certain disabilities from the invoker - slowing effects, stuns, etc...
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		+	Invoked in combat, Ganesha can cause the invoker's opponent's to put away their shields.
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		+	--[[User:Esmene|Esmene]] 18:34, 3 July 2008 (EDT)
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[ Ganesha ]

 [ Type                   : ] god
 [ Portfolio              : ] gateways, freedom of movement
 [ Disposition            : ] inscrutable but not hostile
 [ Offerings Desired      : ] lotus flowers
 [ Spirit Point Cost      : ] fifty to one hundred
 [ Requirements to Invoke : ] worship Ganesha; or have at least 100 points among theology skill, arcane lore skill, 40% of
   meditation skill and 40% of manipulation skill
 [ General Information    : ] Ganesha is a serene and potent deity who, while in no way inimical, can be difficult to obtain
   assistance from, as he is reported to disregard most invocations.  Obtaining said assistance is generally considered to be
   worth the effort, though, as the aid of the Remover of Obstacles can be invaluable.

Invoked outside of combat, Ganesha gives a number of possible boons:

Unlocks doors adjacent to the invoker

Allows the invoker to pass guards who would otherwise stop her.

Surrounds the invoker with the scent of wildflowers -- this can remove certain disabilities from the invoker - slowing effects, stuns, etc...

Invoked in combat, Ganesha can cause the invoker's opponent's to put away their shields.

--Esmene 18:34, 3 July 2008 (EDT)