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Bolt Ball Rod

2014-02-13T23:37:08Z

Cloud: typo

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|intent=Offensive
|form=Magical Item
|PWC=P
|cost=5
|field1=Cane
|field2=Electric
|field3=Projectile}}
A '''Bolt Ball Rod''' appears as a rubber-like cane usually of length comparable to one's forearm. At one end if it is a circular plate, slightly convex so it bends outward at the edges like a bowl. Its effect can be activated when the wielder concentrates his strength into the rod, which, with practice, only takes a momentary focus.

When activated, at the rod's tip will a spherical ball of crackling lightning, hovering just off the surface. The wielder can choose to have the ball stay on the rod's rip as a formidable melee weapon, or be thrown or shot with a bit of focus and a heavy swing. If thrown, the ball will bounce powerfully off any solid surface, electrifying it in the process. Its potential to bounce is particularly high--when dropped, the ball will reach back up to half its drop height, so flinging the sphere at high speed can cause it to ricochet many times. The ball will continue to bounce until it either strikes a body of water, or loses enough momentum to stop bouncing, at which point it will dissipate into thin air.

A Bolt Ball Rod can be used to "catch" these Bolt Ball projectiles (even those created from other rods), which causes the ball to behave again as if it was just formed. Normally, a single rod can only have one ball created at a time. Attempting to create a new one causes the previous one to dissipate instantly.
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==Augment==
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|augment=yes
|title=Plus-One-Ball
|set=10}}
{{Augment|Plus-One-Ball}} A rod with this augment can produce and maintain an additional Bolt Ball simultaneously. If two exist, attempting to create a new one will replace the oldest ball.

This augment can be gained twice, allowing a maximum of up to three Bolt Balls to be created simultaneously from one rod.

Blizzard

2014-02-13T23:29:13Z

Cloud: typo

{{TB
|field1=Ice
|field2=Wind
|PWC=W
|form=Spell
|intent=Offensive
|cost=4
}}
'''Blizzard''' is an offensive spell intended to be used at close range. By thrusting their palm forward and channeling magical power out their palm, the user can unleash a steady gust of freezing winds for a few seconds, which extends outwards about the length of their arm before dissipating. The winds are coldest nearest the palm, and quickly warm the further they travel. The winds are so cold that they can cause damage to unprotected creatures in their path, and freeze liquids at close enough proximity. Given the full duration of several seconds at point-blank range, the user is capable of freezing an unprotected body part solid, disabling it.

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Blitz

2014-02-13T23:27:31Z

Cloud: typo

{{TB
|intent=Offensive
|form=Technique
|PWC=P
|field1=Lynel
|field2=Moblin
|field3=Travel
|cost=3}}
'''Blitz''' is an offensive technique, which can be used at will through mere concentration of one's body energy, requiring approximately one full second of focus before activation. When activated, the user immediately launches shoulder-first in whatever direction he is facing at roughly 12 mph (or 19 km/h), roughly equal to a Hylian's sprinting speed, over a distance of 13 feet (4m), after which the user will come to an immediate stop. This effect is generally used to create a sudden and forceful tackle, but can leave the user dazed, sore, or unconscious from the sudden change in momentum if used repeatedly. Generally, it can only be used once every 30 seconds without drawback.

This treasure is a racial perk for [[Moblin]]s and [[Lynel]]s. As such, a member of either race can choose to gain it as a perk upon character creation. If such a character chooses to gain this treasure at some point after creation, it costs 15 rupees less than normal. Other races acquire this treasure normally. A Lynel using this technique can instead blitz forward at a speed comparable to a [[Centaur Speed|Lynel's running speed]], which is considerably faster than other races.

==Trivia==
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|creator=Tsubori}}
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Blessed Boots

2014-02-13T23:25:24Z

Cloud: typo

{{TB
|intent=Defensive
|form=Magical Item
|field1=Footwear
|field2=Force
|field3=Protect
|PWC=P
|cost=2
}}
The '''Blessed Boots''' are a defensive magical item.

They appear as a run-of-the-mill pair of rugged leather boots, albeit with some faintly etched runes that cover the outsoles. While these boots are worn, the wearer is able to drop from any height without suffering pain or injury, so long as the wearer lands on the outsoles of the boots. If the wearer doesn't land properly, the boots offer no protection. Similarly, if the boots aren't worn on the feet, the boots offer no protection from impact.

As a side-effect, virtually any impact against the soles of the boots will not harm the wearer, but may still cause the wearer's body to recoil backwards as a result of the impact.

==Trivia==
* {{Original
|creator=Chaos James}}
* The [[:Category:Spells|spell]], [[Feather Fall]], has a similar effect of offering protection from falls.

Binding Stone (material)

2014-02-13T23:20:12Z

Cloud: tag fix

{{TB
|blacksmith=yes
|woodworker=yes
|tailor=yes
|intent=Defensive
|form=Magical Item
|set=10
|field1=Disable
|field2=Earth
}}
The '''Binding Stone''' is a defensive magical item. {{Material}} Generally, this pebble-sized stone can be smelted into an object by a blacksmith, woven in by a tailor, or embedded into a wooden object by a woodworker. The affected object cannot be of greater mass than the crafter. Any object imbued with the '''binding stone''', as well as the binding stone itself, has the following magical effect, and is treated as a magical item:

Any creature who touches the object, other than the user, will be afflicted. While in contact with the affected object, the target becomes completely incapable of using magic; specifically, all of the target's spells and magical items cease function. This restriction continues for as long as the creature(s) are in contact with the object. The effect immediately ends if the affected creature(s) separates contact, and immediately resumes if contact resumes.

The crafter can designate a portion of the crafted object to be affected by the stone, and another portion to be unaffected. For example, a woodworker can craft a whip which has the stone's effect in the whip itself, but not the handle; thus, one holding the handle wouldn't be affected, by any creature wrapped by the whip itself would be.

==Trivia==
* {{Original
|creator=Quill}}, who created the [[Bind]] treasure on which the '''Binding Stone''' is based.
* The effect of this treasure can also be applied through a [[:Category:Techniques|technique]], namely [[Bind]].
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Bind

2014-02-13T23:16:08Z

Cloud: specification; minor restructuring

{{TB
|intent=Defensive
|form=Technique
|PWC=P
|cost=1
|field1=Disable
|field2=Enchant
}}
'''Bind''' is a defensive technique.

By touching an object, such as a pair of manacles or a hat, the user may drive a portion of his soul's power into the object to enchant it. The object must have less mass than the user. This has no immediately apparent effect, but any creature who touches the enchanted object, other than the user, will be afflicted. While in contact with the affected object, the target becomes completely incapable of using magic; specifically, all of the target's [[:Category:Spells|spells]] and [[:Category:Magical Items|magical items]] cease function. This restriction continues for as long as the creature(s) are in contact with the object. The effect immediately ends if the creature separates contact, and immediately resumes if contact resumes.

If the user '''bind'''s another object, the effect of the previous binding immediately ends. If an affected object is destroyed or cut, the effect remains active on the larger part of the object.

==Trivia==
* {{Original
|creator=Quill
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* The effect of this treasure can also be applied through a [[:Category:Materials|material]], namely the [[Binding Stone]].