From: | Alfredo B Alves <dghost@****.COM> |
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Subject: | Re: [Back OnT] Rocker Archtype |
Date: | Sun, 31 May 1998 13:52:46 -0500 |
<evamarie@**********.net> writes:
>> Re: [Back OnT] Rocker Archtype (Alfredo B Alves , Sat 21:50)
>
>> > A question- does an objects status as a (re-usable) fetish
prevent
>> > it from also being a focus, or a fetish for other spells as well?
>> > Ican'tsee in the enchantig / talismonging rules that it does,
>> > exceptingit would require incorporating multiple setsof raw
materials,
>> >essentially giving you an "attached"set of fetishes that
(theoretically)
>> >couldbe seprated.
>> AFAIK, it'd just be stacked if you want to add anything more ...
> "Stacked" how? there are rules for multi purpose Foci, but not
for
>"multi-fetish" objects.
Ooops... Thought they used the same rules ... but that was fetish focus
... I don't really feel like reading the rules right now .... can you
stack it as if it was a R 1 Focus that normally takes 1 day to enchant?
>> > This being so, perhaps it would be smarter to enchant PARTS
of the
>> >above guitar as fetishes or foci (the bridge, the strings, the finger
>> >plate, the neck, the tuning pegs, etc.). This makes sense from a
>> >musicians perspective, at least, as individual components can make a
>> >noticable diference in sound quality.
>> >
>> >-Mongoose
>> oooooo ... I /like/ this ... each string is focus for a different
>> category ... strum a different cord to get bonuses to different
>> categories .... nice ! :)
> Thats not quite what I had in mind, but its a very cute image
(strings
>are kinda fragile and small for anything but fetishes, however).
yeah I realized that and was wondering if there was any way to make them
more durable ... (enchanting fetishes are cheap anyway IIRC)
>I more
>had in mind that, as you got the cash / time, you could make individual
>components of the instrument into normal Foci. If they are ones that
>you touch while playing, all the better. In fact, adding a centering
>focus (I assume guitar music will be a centering skill) could actually
>help you PLAY better, also...
> Centering Foci are mentioned in awakenings, and are purchased /
made /
>bonded as power foci, but add only to a centering skill.
> Wow, I just realised that, given the right centering skill, that
can
>be VERY interesting (leading to very high artistic skills, or maybe even
>centering B/R skills- this could get very abusive, depending on the
skill).
>
>-Mongoose
I would say the centering focus improves your ability to center with that
skill, not your ability to perform that skill ... so it wouldn't apply
... However, it /might/ apply for determining what kind of Impact (see
Shadowbeat) astrally percieving audience members got out of it ...
>> I think one of the things Barbie suggested,
>> now that I think about it some more, was that it'd have to be fine
>> quality guitar and I could only afford an average Quality one with the
>> cash I had left ...
> Its theoretically possible to enchant anything as a focus
(fetishes
>need certain raw materials, iirc), from computers to dragon toe nails,
>so I'd not say the guitar MUST be of any specific quality. OTOH,
>quality limits performance skill, so if you plan on using it for
>centering, you will WANT a fine quality instrument (the only way to
>perform with more than 6 dice).
>
>-Mongoose
Well, It's a starting char with a bit of a quandry ... according to
grimmy rules for centering skill, I think guitar has to be the general
skill. If I use shadowbeat, Musical Instrument is the general skill.
With the grimmy version, can't have more than 6 dice in the general
guitar ... also I was low on cash ... bought a Sasquatch buddy (the char
& the sasquatch just jam every once in a while ... no performances) and a
dilapidated factory with the most of the roof missing (for her stone
circle ... she's a moon druid) ... and an electric car (with suncell) ...
all that stuff was `spensive ...
D.Ghost
(aka Pixel, Tantrum, and RuPixel)
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