The use of telesmatic weapons

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-	Telesmatic Weapon -- the use of telesmatic weapons	+	Class: Ranged Weapon Skills
		+	Attribute: [[Willpower]]
		+	Pedagogy: Physical Training
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		+	The ability to use weapons which employ forces directed by one's will rather than
		+	one's body. Examples include wands and staves which fire magickal bolts. When using
		+	such a weapon, this skill influences the speed, accuracy, and damage of your attacks,
		+	and in some cases your ability to use the weapon defensively (when the weapon can also
		+	project its effects for that purpose -- many do so only in offense).
-	Class: Ranged Weapon Skills	+	* '''Notes'''
-	Attribute: Willpower	+
-	Pedagogy: Physical Training	+
-	The ability to use weapons which employ forces directed by one's will rather than one's body. Examples include wands and staves which fire magickal bolts. When using such a weapon, this skill influences the speed, accuracy, and damage of your attacks, and in some cases your ability to use the weapon defensively (when the weapon can also project its effects for that purpose -- many do so only in	+	[[Category: Skills]]
-	offense).	+	[[Category: Ranged Weapon Skills]]
-		+
-	Development Information: The telesmatic weapon skill was created by Chaos, who wishes to credit Aleister Crowley as inspiring this work; the source code was last updated Wed Jan 31 04:34:13 2007	+

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Revision as of 17:36, 30 January 2008

Class: Ranged Weapon Skills
Attribute: Willpower
Pedagogy: Physical Training

The ability to use weapons which employ forces directed by one's will rather than 
one's body. Examples include wands and staves which fire magickal bolts.  When using 
such a weapon, this skill influences the speed, accuracy, and damage of your attacks, 
and in some cases your ability to use the weapon defensively (when the weapon can also 
project its effects for that purpose -- many do so only in offense).

• Notes