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Thaumaturgy is only available to [[Monastic Order|Monks]] and [[Knights Templar]], and is the source of their healing and light-based powers. | Thaumaturgy is only available to [[Monastic Order|Monks]] and [[Knights Templar]], and is the source of their healing and light-based powers. | ||
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+ | Thaumaturgy cannot be trained without first learning the basics. These basics are taught to templar with the [[Halo]] ability and monks with the [[Mend Wounds]] ability. | ||
== Trainers == | == Trainers == | ||
*[[Monk Dimmes]] | *[[Monk Dimmes]] | ||
+ | *[[Monk Sophia]] | ||
+ | *[[Templar Nuncio]] | ||
+ | *[[Templar Sharinas]] | ||
[[Category:Skills]] | [[Category:Skills]] | ||
[[Category:Magic Skills]] | [[Category:Magic Skills]] |
Revision as of 16:56, 3 September 2013
Thaumaturgy is the ability to channel one's inner light and use it to influence the world around one's self. It naturally attempts to repair and re-weave broken or disrupted organic spirit, resulting in such effects as treating minor scrapes and bruises, and can infuse another with a small burst of the channeler's energy. More advanced techniques can manipulate one's inner light for various offensive, defensive, utility, and most notably, healing purposes.
A character can begin channeling thaumaturgy via the thaumaturgy verb. The character may then use the cast verb to perform minor healing, mending scrape wounds and restoring a small amount of energy.
If a character lands a melee attack while channeling thaumaturgy, there is a high chance that the attack will be accompanied by a "flare" of thaumaturgic energy which can harm nether-based beings.
Thaumaturgy is only available to Monks and Knights Templar, and is the source of their healing and light-based powers.
Thaumaturgy cannot be trained without first learning the basics. These basics are taught to templar with the Halo ability and monks with the Mend Wounds ability.