Swift Leaping Hare - Revision history

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	Also known as ''Cunning Puissance of the Leaping Hare'' in some circles, this [[enchantment]] is among one of the best-known Summer rituals. Along with [[Swan's Cruel Wing]], [[Hammer of Thunder]] and [[Strength of the Bull]] it provides a [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] with the ability to select the right enchantment to enhance any band of warriors.		Also known as ''Cunning Puissance of the Leaping Hare'' in some circles, this [[enchantment]] is among one of the best-known Summer rituals. Along with [[Swan's Cruel Wing]], [[Hammer of Thunder]] and [[Strength of the Bull]] it provides a [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] with the ability to select the right enchantment to enhance any band of warriors.

	The ritual is usually referred to by its popular [[The Marches\|Marcher]] name. The swift movement of the hare and the way it weaves back and forth underfoot are an image associated with the quick and deft use of a bill to hook a target's legs out from under ~~her~~. Some magicians use the name of their own favoured totem animal in the ritual - for example it is called ''The Dancing Fox'' by some [[Navarr]], while several cabals of [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] war-witches call it ''Glittering Salmon Leap'', and a few [[Urizen]] refer to it as the ''Charge of the Mountain Goat''.		The ritual is usually referred to by its popular [[The Marches\|Marcher]] name. The swift movement of the hare and the way it weaves back and forth underfoot are an image associated with the quick and deft use of a bill to hook a target's legs out from under them. Some magicians use the name of their own favoured totem animal in the ritual - for example it is called ''The Dancing Fox'' by some [[Navarr]], while several cabals of [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] war-witches call it ''Glittering Salmon Leap'', and a few [[Urizen]] refer to it as the ''Charge of the Mountain Goat''.

	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==

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	This ritual usually involves both the target and their polearm. A ritualist might trace matching runes on weapons and warrior, or might anoint them with a mixture of blood and oil. The target is often persuaded to perform a series of quick, deft manoeuvres; sweeping, jabbing and hooking as the ritualist weaves magic over the warrior and the polearm. Legendary warriors, especially those who displayed cleverness or guile, are often invoked as are [[Paragons and Exemplars]] of warlike mien.		This ritual usually involves both the target and their polearm. A ritualist might trace matching runes on weapons and warrior, or might anoint them with a mixture of blood and oil. The target is often persuaded to perform a series of quick, deft manoeuvres; sweeping, jabbing and hooking as the ritualist weaves magic over the warrior and the polearm. Legendary warriors, especially those who displayed cleverness or guile, are often invoked as are [[Paragons and Exemplars]] of warlike mien.

	Any of the [[~~Rune Overview~~#Runes of Summer\|Summer runes]] might be evoked, but [[Jotra]], the Rune of Battle, is the most common. An evocation of [[The Stallion]] or [[The Oak]] may be appropriate with this ritual, as are evocations of horses and [[Legendary beasts#Unicorns\|unicorns]].		Any of the [[Runes#Runes of Summer\|Summer runes]] might be evoked, but [[Jotra]], the Rune of Battle, is the most common. An evocation of [[The Stallion]] or [[The Oak]] may be appropriate with this ritual, as are evocations of horses and [[Legendary beasts#Unicorns\|unicorns]].

	[[Category:Summer Ritual]]		[[Category:Summer Ritual]]
	[[Category:Rituals]]		[[Category:Rituals]]

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	===Effects===		===Effects===

	The target may call [[Calls#STRIKEDOWN\|STRIKEDOWN]] once per day with a [[Weapons & armour#~~Pole-arms~~\|~~pole-arm~~]].		The target may call [[Calls#STRIKEDOWN\|STRIKEDOWN]] once per day with a [[Weapons & armour#Polearms\|polearm]].

	{{Season Duration}}		{{Season Duration}}

	===Additional Targets===		===Additional Targets===
	This ritual can affect additional characters from the same [[Groups#Banners\|banner]]. Every two additional characters ~~increases~~ the magnitude by 5. Additional characters must be present throughout.		This ritual can affect additional characters from the same [[Groups#Banners\|banner]]. Every two additional characters increase the magnitude by 5. Additional characters must be present throughout.

	==Description==		==Description==
	Also known as ''Cunning Puissance of the Leaping Hare'' in some circles, this [[enchantment]] is among one of the best-known Summer rituals. Along with [[Swan's Cruel Wing]], [[Hammer of Thunder]] and [[Strength of the Bull]] it provides a [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] with the ability to select the right enchantment to enhance any band of warriors.		Also known as ''Cunning Puissance of the Leaping Hare'' in some circles, this [[enchantment]] is among one of the best-known Summer rituals. Along with [[Swan's Cruel Wing]], [[Hammer of Thunder]] and [[Strength of the Bull]] it provides a [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] with the ability to select the right enchantment to enhance any band of warriors.

	The ritual is usually referred to by its popular [[The Marches\|Marcher]] name. The swift movement of the hare, and the way it weaves back and forth underfoot, are an image associated ~~for~~ the quick and deft use of a bill to hook a target's legs out from under her. Some magicians use the name of their own favoured totem animal in the ritual - for example it is called ''The Dancing Fox'' by some [[Navarr]], while several cabals of [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] war-witches call it ''Glittering Salmon Leap'', and a few [[Urizen]] refer to it as the ''Charge of the Mountain Goat''.		The ritual is usually referred to by its popular [[The Marches\|Marcher]] name. The swift movement of the hare and the way it weaves back and forth underfoot are an image associated with the quick and deft use of a bill to hook a target's legs out from under her. Some magicians use the name of their own favoured totem animal in the ritual - for example it is called ''The Dancing Fox'' by some [[Navarr]], while several cabals of [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] war-witches call it ''Glittering Salmon Leap'', and a few [[Urizen]] refer to it as the ''Charge of the Mountain Goat''.

	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==
	This ritual usually involves both the target and their ~~pole-arm~~. A ritualist might trace matching runes on weapons and warrior, or might anoint them with a mixture of blood and oil. The target is often persuaded to perform a series of quick, deft ~~maneuvers~~; sweeping, jabbing and hooking as the ritualist weaves magic over the warrior and the ~~pole-arm~~. Legendary warriors, especially those who displayed cleverness or guile, are often invoked as are [[Paragons and Exemplars]] of warlike mien.		This ritual usually involves both the target and their polearm. A ritualist might trace matching runes on weapons and warrior, or might anoint them with a mixture of blood and oil. The target is often persuaded to perform a series of quick, deft manoeuvres; sweeping, jabbing and hooking as the ritualist weaves magic over the warrior and the polearm. Legendary warriors, especially those who displayed cleverness or guile, are often invoked as are [[Paragons and Exemplars]] of warlike mien.

	Any of the [[Rune Overview#Runes of Summer\|Summer runes]] might be evoked, but [[Jotra]], the ~~rune~~ of ~~battle~~, is the most common. An evocation of [[The Stallion]] or [[The Oak]] may be appropriate with this ritual, as are evocations of horses and [[Legendary beasts#Unicorns\|unicorns]].		Any of the [[Rune Overview#Runes of Summer\|Summer runes]] might be evoked, but [[Jotra]], the Rune of Battle, is the most common. An evocation of [[The Stallion]] or [[The Oak]] may be appropriate with this ritual, as are evocations of horses and [[Legendary beasts#Unicorns\|unicorns]].

	[[Category:Summer Ritual]]		[[Category:Summer Ritual]]
	[[Category:Rituals]]		[[Category:Rituals]]

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Additional Targets

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	===Additional Targets===		===Additional Targets===
	This ritual can affect additional characters from the same [[Groups#Banners\|banner]]. ~~Each~~ additional ~~character~~ increases the magnitude by 3. Additional characters must be present throughout.		This ritual can affect additional characters from the same [[Groups#Banners\|banner]]. Every two additional characters increases the magnitude by 5. Additional characters must be present throughout.

	==Description==		==Description==

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Description

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	==Description==		==Description==
			Also known as ''Cunning Puissance of the Leaping Hare'' in some circles, this [[enchantment]] is among one of the best-known Summer rituals. Along with [[Swan's Cruel Wing]], [[Hammer of Thunder]] and [[Strength of the Bull]] it provides a [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] with the ability to select the right enchantment to enhance any band of warriors.
	~~This~~ [[enchantment]] is among one of the best-known Summer rituals. Along with [[Swan's Cruel Wing]], [[Hammer of Thunder]] and [[Strength of the Bull]] it provides a [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] with the ability to select the right enchantment to enhance any band of warriors.

	The ritual is usually referred to by its popular [[The Marches\|Marcher]] name. The swift movement of the hare, and the way it weaves back and forth underfoot, are an image associated for the quick and deft use of a bill to hook a target's legs out from under her. Some magicians use the name of their own favoured totem animal in the ritual - for example it is called ''The Dancing Fox'' by some [[Navarr]], while several cabals of [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] war-witches call it ''Glittering Salmon Leap'', and a few [[Urizen]] refer to it as the ''Charge of the Mountain Goat''.		The ritual is usually referred to by its popular [[The Marches\|Marcher]] name. The swift movement of the hare, and the way it weaves back and forth underfoot, are an image associated for the quick and deft use of a bill to hook a target's legs out from under her. Some magicians use the name of their own favoured totem animal in the ritual - for example it is called ''The Dancing Fox'' by some [[Navarr]], while several cabals of [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] war-witches call it ''Glittering Salmon Leap'', and a few [[Urizen]] refer to it as the ''Charge of the Mountain Goat''.

Rafferty: Rafferty moved page The Leaping Hare to Swift Leaping Hare

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Rafferty moved page The Leaping Hare to Swift Leaping Hare

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Rafferty: Ritual Update Phase One 2017

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Ritual Update Phase One 2017

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Season\|Summer\|4}}		{{Season\|Summer\|3}}
	===Performing the Ritual===		===Performing the Ritual===
	{{Casting time\|2}} {{Target Character}}		{{Casting time\|2}} {{Target Character}}

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Description

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	==Description==		==Description==

	This [[enchantment]] is among one of the best-known Summer rituals. Along with [[~~The~~ Swan's Cruel Wing]], [[~~The~~ Hammer of Thunder]] and [[Strength of the Bull]] it provides a [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] with the ability to select the right enchantment to enhance any band of warriors.		This [[enchantment]] is among one of the best-known Summer rituals. Along with [[Swan's Cruel Wing]], [[Hammer of Thunder]] and [[Strength of the Bull]] it provides a [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] with the ability to select the right enchantment to enhance any band of warriors.

	The ritual is usually referred to by its popular [[The Marches\|Marcher]] name. The swift movement of the hare, and the way it weaves back and forth underfoot, are an image associated for the quick and deft use of a bill to hook a target's legs out from under her. Some magicians use the name of their own favoured totem animal in the ritual - for example it is called ''The Dancing Fox'' by some [[Navarr]], while several cabals of [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] war-witches call it ''Glittering Salmon Leap'', and a few [[Urizen]] refer to it as the ''Charge of the Mountain Goat''.		The ritual is usually referred to by its popular [[The Marches\|Marcher]] name. The swift movement of the hare, and the way it weaves back and forth underfoot, are an image associated for the quick and deft use of a bill to hook a target's legs out from under her. Some magicians use the name of their own favoured totem animal in the ritual - for example it is called ''The Dancing Fox'' by some [[Navarr]], while several cabals of [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] war-witches call it ''Glittering Salmon Leap'', and a few [[Urizen]] refer to it as the ''Charge of the Mountain Goat''.

	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==

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	Any of the [[Rune Overview#Runes of Summer\|Summer runes]] might be evoked, but [[Jotra]], the rune of battle, is the most common. An evocation of [[The Stallion]] or [[The Oak]] may be appropriate with this ritual, as are evocations of horses and [[Legendary beasts#Unicorns\|unicorns]].		Any of the [[Rune Overview#Runes of Summer\|Summer runes]] might be evoked, but [[Jotra]], the rune of battle, is the most common. An evocation of [[The Stallion]] or [[The Oak]] may be appropriate with this ritual, as are evocations of horses and [[Legendary beasts#Unicorns\|unicorns]].

	~~<!--- flavour. --->~~

	[[Category:Summer Ritual]]		[[Category:Summer Ritual]]
	[[Category:Rituals]]		[[Category:Rituals]]
	~~[[Category:IC Text Required]]~~
	~~[[Category:Descriptive Text Required]]~~

Dre at 17:36, 18 September 2015

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	This [[enchantment]] is among one of the best-known Summer rituals. Along with [[The Swan's Cruel Wing]], [[The Hammer of Thunder]] and [[Strength of the Bull]] it provides a [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] with the ability to select the right enchantment to enhance any band of warriors.		This [[enchantment]] is among one of the best-known Summer rituals. Along with [[The Swan's Cruel Wing]], [[The Hammer of Thunder]] and [[Strength of the Bull]] it provides a [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] with the ability to select the right enchantment to enhance any band of warriors.

	The ritual is usually referred to by ~~it's~~ popular [[The Marches\|Marcher]] name. The swift movement of the hare, and the way it weaves back and forth underfoot, are an image associated for the quick and deft use of a bill to hook a target's legs out from under her. Some magicians use the name of their own favoured totem animal in the ritual - for example it is called ''The Dancing Fox'' by some [[Navarr]], while several cabals of [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] war-witches call it ''Glittering Salmon Leap'', and a few [[Urizen]] refer to it as the ''Charge of the Mountain Goat''.		The ritual is usually referred to by its popular [[The Marches\|Marcher]] name. The swift movement of the hare, and the way it weaves back and forth underfoot, are an image associated for the quick and deft use of a bill to hook a target's legs out from under her. Some magicians use the name of their own favoured totem animal in the ritual - for example it is called ''The Dancing Fox'' by some [[Navarr]], while several cabals of [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] war-witches call it ''Glittering Salmon Leap'', and a few [[Urizen]] refer to it as the ''Charge of the Mountain Goat''.

	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==