Anointing - Revision history

Rafferty: /* True Liao */

2023-03-08T13:52:31Z

True Liao

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	==True Liao==		==True Liao==
	* '''True liao can be used in place of liao to perform the anointing ceremony'''		* '''True liao can be used in place of liao to perform the anointing ceremony'''
	You can use true liao in place of normal liao to perform an anointing ceremony. This will create a [[Aura#Strong_Auras\|true aura]] which can only be removed using true liao and is [[Aura#Durable_Auras\|durable]] - it will last at least as long as the character is alive and perhaps even longer than that.		<onlyinclude>You can use true liao in place of normal liao to perform an anointing ceremony. This will create a [[Aura#Strong_Auras\|true aura]] which can only be removed using true liao and is [[Aura#Durable_Auras\|durable]] - it will last at least as long as the character is alive and perhaps even longer than that. </onlyinclude>
	{{Ceremonial skills further reading}}		{{Ceremonial skills further reading}}

Hailmur: /* True Liao */ formatting around auras

2023-03-03T15:31:00Z

True Liao: formatting around auras

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	==True Liao==		==True Liao==
	* '''True liao can be used in place of liao to perform the anointing ceremony'''		* '''True liao can be used in place of liao to perform the anointing ceremony'''
	You can use true liao in place of normal liao to perform an anointing ceremony. This will create a [[Aura#~~Potency~~\|true aura]]~~, the aura~~ is ~~permanent~~ - it will last at least as long as the character is alive and perhaps even longer than that.		You can use true liao in place of normal liao to perform an anointing ceremony. This will create a [[Aura#Strong_Auras\|true aura]] which can only be removed using true liao and is [[Aura#Durable_Auras\|durable]] - it will last at least as long as the character is alive and perhaps even longer than that.
	{{Ceremonial skills further reading}}		{{Ceremonial skills further reading}}

Hastur: /* Removal */

2023-03-01T12:25:16Z

Removal

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	The anointing skill can also be used to remove personal auras arising from other sources, including those created by some [[enchantment\|enchantments]] such as [[The Conspirator's Cloak]].		The anointing skill can also be used to remove personal auras arising from other sources, including those created by some [[enchantment\|enchantments]] such as [[The Conspirator's Cloak]].

	A ~~durable~~ aura is more difficult to remove - it can only be replaced or removed by multiple characters cooperating to create an anointing of equal or higher [[religious skills#Ceremony Strength\|strength]].		A [[Aura#Strong Auras\|strong aura]] is more difficult to remove - it can only be replaced or removed by multiple characters cooperating to create an anointing of equal or higher [[religious skills#Ceremony Strength\|strength]].
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Ambition.jpg\|align=right\|width=300}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Ambition.jpg\|align=right\|width=300}}

	==True Liao==		==True Liao==
	* '''True liao can be used in place of liao to perform the anointing ceremony'''		* '''True liao can be used in place of liao to perform the anointing ceremony'''
	You can use true liao in place of normal liao to perform an anointing ceremony. This will create a [[Aura#Potency\|true aura]], the aura is permanent - it will last at least as long as the character is alive and perhaps even longer than that.		You can use true liao in place of normal liao to perform an anointing ceremony. This will create a [[Aura#Potency\|true aura]], the aura is permanent - it will last at least as long as the character is alive and perhaps even longer than that.
	{{Ceremonial skills further reading}}		{{Ceremonial skills further reading}}

Rafferty: /* Performance */

2022-05-31T12:02:20Z

Performance

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	* '''The priest must choose which aura they are creating during the ceremony'''		* '''The priest must choose which aura they are creating during the ceremony'''

	Anointing a character uses a dose of [[liao]]. It requires at least ten seconds of appropriate roleplaying to perform the ceremony and target must be close enough to touch throughout. The target must be willing. If they are unwilling or unaware of the purpose of the ceremony - that is they are unaware that you are anointing them - it fails.		Anointing a character uses a dose of [[liao]]. It requires at least ten seconds of appropriate roleplaying to perform the ceremony and target must be close enough to touch throughout. The target must be willing. If they are unwilling or unaware of the purpose of the ceremony - that is they are unaware that you are anointing them and that this will create a personal aura on them - it fails.

	After you anoint a character, they are infused with a standard [[Aura#Personal_Aura\|personal aura]] that makes them subject to a [[roleplaying effects\|roleplaying effect]] chosen by you. You can choose one aura from the list available for the virtue you are dedicated to.		After you anoint a character, they are infused with a standard [[Aura#Personal_Aura\|personal aura]] that makes them subject to a [[roleplaying effects\|roleplaying effect]] chosen by you. You can choose one aura from the list available for the virtue you are dedicated to.
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=AuraCard.jpg\|align=right\|width=300}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=AuraCard.jpg\|align=right\|width=300}}

	==Effects==		==Effects==
	* '''Anointing creates a [[aura\|personal aura]] on a character'''		* '''Anointing creates a [[aura\|personal aura]] on a character'''

Rafferty at 12:01, 31 May 2022

2022-05-31T12:01:59Z

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	* '''The priest must choose which aura they are creating during the ceremony'''		* '''The priest must choose which aura they are creating during the ceremony'''

	Anointing a character uses a dose of [[liao]]. It requires at least ten seconds of appropriate roleplaying to perform the ceremony and target must be close enough to touch throughout. The target must be willing. If they are unwilling or unaware of the purpose of the ceremony ~~(for example if~~ they are unaware ~~of the virtue to which they~~ are ~~being anointed),~~ it fails.		Anointing a character uses a dose of [[liao]]. It requires at least ten seconds of appropriate roleplaying to perform the ceremony and target must be close enough to touch throughout. The target must be willing. If they are unwilling or unaware of the purpose of the ceremony - that is they are unaware that you are anointing them - it fails.

	After you anoint a character, they are infused with a standard [[Aura#Personal_Aura\|personal aura]] that makes them subject to a [[roleplaying effects\|roleplaying effect]] chosen by you. You can choose one aura from the list available for the virtue you are dedicated to.		After you anoint a character, they are infused with a standard [[Aura#Personal_Aura\|personal aura]] that makes them subject to a [[roleplaying effects\|roleplaying effect]] chosen by you. You can choose one aura from the list available for the virtue you are dedicated to.

Rafferty at 17:51, 4 May 2022

2022-05-04T17:51:45Z

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	* '''The priest must choose which aura they are creating during the ceremony'''		* '''The priest must choose which aura they are creating during the ceremony'''

	Anointing a character uses a dose of [[liao]]. It requires at least ten seconds of appropriate roleplaying to perform the ceremony and target must be close enough to touch throughout. The target must be willing. If they are unwilling or unaware of the purpose of the ceremony, it fails.		Anointing a character uses a dose of [[liao]]. It requires at least ten seconds of appropriate roleplaying to perform the ceremony and target must be close enough to touch throughout. The target must be willing. If they are unwilling or unaware of the purpose of the ceremony (for example if they are unaware of the virtue to which they are being anointed), it fails.

	After you anoint a character, they are infused with a standard [[Aura#Personal_Aura\|personal aura]] that makes them subject to a [[roleplaying effects\|roleplaying effect]] chosen by you. You can choose one aura from the list available for the virtue you are dedicated to.		After you anoint a character, they are infused with a standard [[Aura#Personal_Aura\|personal aura]] that makes them subject to a [[roleplaying effects\|roleplaying effect]] chosen by you. You can choose one aura from the list available for the virtue you are dedicated to.

Rafferty at 16:10, 25 January 2018

2018-01-25T16:10:33Z

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	A character may only have one personal aura on them at once, so creating a new aura automatically replaces any existing standard aura. A stronger aura is more difficult to remove. Characters with the same virtue can cooperate to perform an anointing to create a stronger aura or to remove or replace an existing one.		A character may only have one personal aura on them at once, so creating a new aura automatically replaces any existing standard aura. A stronger aura is more difficult to remove. Characters with the same virtue can cooperate to perform an anointing to create a stronger aura or to remove or replace an existing one.

	Anointing is not the only way that a person may experience a powerful, personal aura. Powerful spirits, curses and some dangerous experiences have the ability to create auras, and in theory a personal aura can manifest spontaneously - although this is ~~exceptionally~~ rare.		Anointing is not the only way that a person may experience a powerful, personal aura. Powerful spirits, curses and some dangerous experiences have the ability to create auras, and in theory a personal aura can manifest spontaneously - although this is very rare.

	{{Aura Links}}		{{Aura Links}}

Rafferty at 16:10, 25 January 2018

2018-01-25T16:10:19Z

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Wintermark Anointing.jpg\|caption=[[Liao]] is often mixed with pigment and used to mark the forehead of the recipient.\|align=left\|width=~~400~~}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Wintermark Anointing.jpg\|caption=[[Liao]] is often mixed with pigment and used to mark the forehead of the recipient.\|align=left\|width=500}}
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	By anointing a person, the priest creates a potent personal [[aura]] on them drawn from their virtue. An anointing provides two key benefits. Firstly, it produces a [[roleplaying effect]] which will influence the way the recipient acts. Secondly, any personal aura will also provide [[Aura#Personal_Aura\|a source of spiritual strength to overcome a malign roleplaying effect]].		By anointing a person, the priest creates a potent personal [[aura]] on them drawn from their virtue. An anointing provides two key benefits. Firstly, it produces a [[roleplaying effect]] which will influence the way the recipient acts. Secondly, any personal aura will also provide [[Aura#Personal_Aura\|a source of spiritual strength to overcome a malign roleplaying effect]].

Rafferty at 16:10, 25 January 2018

2018-01-25T16:10:08Z

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Wintermark Anointing.jpg\|caption=[[Liao]] is often mixed with pigment and used to mark the forehead of the recipient.\|align=left\|width=~~250~~}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Wintermark Anointing.jpg\|caption=[[Liao]] is often mixed with pigment and used to mark the forehead of the recipient.\|align=left\|width=400}}
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	By anointing a person, the priest creates a potent personal [[aura]] on them drawn from their virtue. An anointing provides two key benefits. Firstly, it produces a [[roleplaying effect]] which will influence the way the recipient acts. Secondly, any personal aura will also provide [[Aura#Personal_Aura\|a source of spiritual strength to overcome a malign roleplaying effect]].		By anointing a person, the priest creates a potent personal [[aura]] on them drawn from their virtue. An anointing provides two key benefits. Firstly, it produces a [[roleplaying effect]] which will influence the way the recipient acts. Secondly, any personal aura will also provide [[Aura#Personal_Aura\|a source of spiritual strength to overcome a malign roleplaying effect]].

Rafferty at 16:09, 25 January 2018

2018-01-25T16:09:58Z

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			{{CaptionedImage\|file=Wintermark Anointing.jpg\|caption=[[Liao]] is often mixed with pigment and used to mark the forehead of the recipient.\|align=left\|width=250}}
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	By anointing a person, the priest creates a potent personal [[aura]] on them drawn from their virtue. An anointing provides two key benefits. Firstly, it produces a [[roleplaying effect]] which will influence the way the recipient acts. Secondly, any personal aura will also provide [[Aura#Personal_Aura\|a source of spiritual strength to overcome a malign roleplaying effect]].		By anointing a person, the priest creates a potent personal [[aura]] on them drawn from their virtue. An anointing provides two key benefits. Firstly, it produces a [[roleplaying effect]] which will influence the way the recipient acts. Secondly, any personal aura will also provide [[Aura#Personal_Aura\|a source of spiritual strength to overcome a malign roleplaying effect]].