Chelly

 

 

Character Name: Arwen Song
Race: High Elf
Gender: Female

Age: 80
Occupation: Apprentice Medic, Librarian & Scholar

Birth Sign: The Lover  (Sun's Dawn / February)
Home Region/Town: Summerset

 

Gear: Wears light armor and carries a staff  

Commonly carried items: Pouch with scrolls and writing utensils, money and items for crafting potions, basic medical supplies, including unbreakable bottles.  Carries several bottles of potions that can restore health/magicka.  She also carries some antidotes for her companions who likes to play with poisons  (6 vials )  water skin   3 vials for magica  3 for healing

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Combat Skills:

Staff | Adept | 2

Dodge | Novice | 1

 

Magical Skills: (*indicates Altmer racial passive) 

Alteration I Novice | 1 *

Destruction | Novice | 1 *

Conjuration | Novice | 1 *

Illusion | Novice | 1 *

Restoration |master | 2

Mystism |novice| 2

 

Non-Combat: (*indicates Altmer racial passive) 

Alchemy | adept| 0 *

Enchanting | adept | 0 *

Diplomacy | adept | 1

Medical Knowledge | adept | 1

Resilience | Novice | 1

Scholar | Adept | 2
Scribe | Adept | 2

Riding | Novice | 1

Chef | Novice | 1  

 

Birth Sign:

Bard | Novice | 0 (Lute)

Artist | Novice | 0

 

Points Used: 25
Points Available: 7

Flaws: 
Driving Goal | Books/Learning, distraction when around new books, kind of a driving need for knowledge and keeping the circle from getting hurt too badly

Addiction | Tea/Coffee Needs at least one cup to get through the day

Naive | Still learning the ways of the world, you don't get everything from books and well being in a isolated island like Summerset

 

 

Spells: 

 

restoration spells

• Healing and restoration spells replace aspects of the target that have become reduced through combat, illness or other damage. Most obviously this is used to restore health after combat, but skills and other attributes can also be affected.

• Fortification spells temporarily boost the same skills.

• Restoration magic can enhance a body's resistance to attacks based on elements such as cold or heat, and can add to a target's magical resistance or its resistance to disease.

• It can also be used to completely cure the effects such as disease, paralysis or poison.

• Absorption spells enable the caster to transfer energy directly from the target to him or herself. The spell may target attributes, skills, health, magicka, or any other aspect of the target's form.

• Wards can be placed to nullify any incoming hostile magic.

• Spells that cause undead to flee are sometimes considered to be part of the restoration school.

 

Mystism

• Transportation spells are used mainly in locations where a poorly-developed road network makes fast travel by horse impossible. They allow the caster to return to a previously-marked location, or to appear instantly at a location associated with power, such as a shrine.

• A wide variety of detection spells are also available. These may allow the caster to divine the locations of lifeforms, objects or any other item for which a specific spell has been developed.

• Absorption spells enable the caster to transfer energy directly from the target to him or herself. The spell may target attributes, skills, health, magicka, or any other aspect of the target's form.

• Reflection spells enable the caster to turn a certain proportion of incoming magical or physical attacks back onto the target.

• Dispel simply allows the caster to remove a previously-existing magical effect from the target.

• Telekinesis confers the ability to move items without physically touching them.

 

Illusion spells

• Visibility spells come in two forms: invisibility and chameleon. The former totally removes the target from plain sight but is dispelled should the target perform any action other than simply moving around. The latter form bestows a level of transparency to the target as determined by the caster. This can range from very small amounts that leave the target largely in plain sight up to total invisibility, but in a form that is not dispelled by normal actions. The drawback is that high-level chameleon effects are very costly to cast.

• Light spells are largely self-explanatory. They produce light of a chosen brightness and radius in an area. In theory, Illusion magic should be capable of producing darkness, but such an effect is yet to be developed by mages.

• Noise spells also come in two forms. One type prevents the target from making any form of noise. This is an especially-useful attack against mages, as it prevents them from casting any of their spells. The other form, one that has fallen out of favor in recent years, causes the target to hear a noise, ranging from a soft murmur to a deafening cacophony. This can be distracting to the extreme, and can even inflict damage.

• Another spell that has fallen out of favor is the blindness spell. This reduced the target's ability to see, ranging from a slight darkening of vision to total blindness.

• Paralysis spells are immensely powerful, and can prevent the target from moving in any way.

• Night-eye spells are like light spells in that they make it much easier for the caster to see in the dark. The obvious difference is that night-eye affects only the caster, so is of much more use if he or she is trying to remain undetected.

• A major part of Illusion magic involves changing a target's reactions. Frenzy and Calm increase and decrease the target's aggression, making it more or less likely to strike out - even to the point of attacking allies or ignoring deadly enemies. Demoralize and Rally do the same for the target's courage: the doughtiest warrior may flee if hit by a strong demoralize spell, while a rally spell may make the most craven coward stand and fight. Lastly, Charm spells change the target's response to the caster, and can turn even the deadliest of foe into a helpful ally.

• Clairvoyance can be utilized to determine a pathway to certain distant objects.

• Muffle spells can be used to dampen the noise produced by worn armor, making it easier to avoid detection.

 

Destructive

 

• Elemental damage uses fire, frost, lightning or (rarely) poison to inflict damage directly. These may be fired directly at targets, but some applications have utilized these forces to be set off by proximity runes, or used a form of protective cloak, or even a damaging wall of magickal energy to deter opponents.

Alteration

 

• There are two types of shield spell: one simply protects the caster from a proportion of physical damage, and the other does this but also adds extra protection against a particular elemental attack.

• Weight-changing magic can produce a "Feather" effect that reduces the weight of any items carried, or a "Burden" effect that increases their weight.

• The effects of alteration magic are among the most useful, with spells that allow the caster to breathe underwater or to walk on its surface. Also in this class is a spell that enabled the caster to swim more quickly, but this spell has fallen into disfavor, as the Fortify Speed spell from the college of Restoration is useful on land as well as water.

• Alteration magic can be used on locks, whether to open them or secure them.

• There are three alteration effects that change the caster's motion through the air. One greatly increases the power and range of leaps, making genuinely superhuman jumps possible. The second effect reduces the speed at which the target falls, eliminating all falling damage. The third effect is genuine levitation, allowing the spell's target to move freely through the air. These effects have all fallen afoul of the Levitation Act of 3E 421, and are no longer practiced.

• Glowlights can be summoned to provide a light source for the caster, or to illuminate a target.

 

Alchemy

• Mortar and Pestle: used for grinding the ingredients together into a paste to be boiled, required for potion brewing
• Retort: used for distilling the brew, increases the magnitude of the potion's positive effects, optional for potion brewing.
• Calcinator: used to increase all effects of the brew, both positive and negative, optional for potion brewing.
• Alembic: also distills the brew, used to decrease its negative effects, optional for potion brewing

 

 

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