Say a ship or similar vessel is floating on water, then passes on to a different element as it travels, ie a different kind of liquid. Or just switching from seawater to freshwater, as when moving up a river. In this example, what does the ship change? Is it perhaps its "medium"?
Lyca had powers that no-one had ever seen before, she can turn certain parts of her body into the basic elements
The locals in her tiny elven villages viewed this as a burden, some even say that it is a curse as she could not control it
Her peers refused to play with her, fearing that they might get hurt
but one day a child, younger than lyca wanted to play with her, this is the first time she has experience happiness in a long time
As they played in the nearby forest, they found themselves lost with no sense of direction, the boy suddenly ran into the woods, a few moments later Lyca could see a beast of sorts running after the boy, then a loud roar followed after
Lyca froze in place, she could feel her body turning to stone in fear, all she could do now is wait for someone to find her, a few hours of waiting later, most of the adult villagers scoured the forest looking for them, Lyca was recovered of course but the boy continued to be lost
The villagers blamed Lyca for what happened, resulting in her family to be outcasted, her parents were sad but mostly frustrated of Lyca, they wanted her gone
Lyca couldnt handle this type of discrimination, especially this young, so she ran, she ran and ran, away from her village
And then she found a man, she was hungry and tired so she asked the man for help, and he did, as she ate, little bits of her skin were hardening, her breath was oddly cold and her hair was bursting into flames but oddly enough, it wasnt burning
But the had a gentle smile on his face, he understood Lyca
Finally, Lyca was happy
She stayed with the man for years, he studied her powers, and helped her control it, she wanted to repay his kindness but all he wanted was for Lyca to be able to control her power
After they split paths, Lyca wanted to help anyone in need, not unlike the man, but her biggest goal was to find the boy, her first source of happiness
Lyca is a support tank, she specializes in her ability to buff allies whilst keeping the enemy in cc
-Passive: Elemental Magic - Lyca's skills change depending on which element is currently active
-2nd Passive: Hardened skin - Lyca 15% more defense from items
(Yup this is gonna be a long one folks)
-1st skill: elemental manipulation - Lyca activates an element of her choice in an area, buffing ally champions accordingly
Fire - increases the magical and physical power of allies
Earth - increases physical defense of allies as well as cooldown reduction
Water - increases mana
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Been reading too much Neil DeGrasse Tyson..
Right now I'm working on creating some kinds of warlocks for my world. I want them to be able to enslave elemental spirits and using their powers for themselfes. In this world elemental spirits are like densed up, sentient magical energy. But I need a way for the Warlocks to transport the spirits.
Does anyone of you have an idea for what kind of vessels they could use for that?
As the title suggests, the Lightning Rail is an elemental vessel. Why is Orien in control of the lightning rail instead of Lyrandar? If the Mark of Storms is required to control the elemental in an airship or galleon, how does the Mark of Passage facilitate the piloting of the Lightning Rail?
The lore seems inconsistent at first glance, so I'm searching for a quality justification. Thanks!
Been working on converting elemental vessels from Eberron 3.5 to Pathfinder 2nd Edition, starting with the Earth Sled, and could use some feed back. If there is a question mark it's because I'm not sure what do set them at yet. I also need to add rules for the driving device, so would appreciate any idea.
