Essence ofSplinters
byAndre Chaos
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AI summary
Lets you create 'splinters' of varying physicality and insert them into nearby things, where they slowly drain and accumulate the host's power and properties over years, with multiple splinters in one target interfering with each other. You can sense and harvest your splinters at will, storing them in a mental space, though while a splinter remains inside a host you hold an advantage over that host. Harvested splinters are used to craft empowered objects whose abilities depend on what was drained and for how long — those powers cannot grow after creation — and replanted splinters mix old and new properties, potentially changing what they hold.
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Effects
6You can create 'splinters' and insert them into things nearby. They can be more or less physical, depending on the target and your goal. Inserting several splinters into one target makes them interfere with each other and work slower, but each splinter gets more specific thing drained (like only one type of magic).
Inserted splinter will slowly drain and accumulate power and properties from its host. It can take years or more to completely fill the splinter, depending on the target.
You can sense and harvest splinters nearby from the targets at will. But you have an advantage for actions over splinter hosts, while it's still inside them.
Harvested splinters can be stored in a sort of mental space and be used by you in the creation of empowered objects of various nature.
Quantity and quality of imprinted abilities depends on what splinter was used, how long it was draining the target and what kind of thing it was draining. But powers cannot grow after the item has been created.
You can replant harvested splinters from your metaphorical inventory into other targets again. But in this case previously drained things will mix with newly taken properties inside the splinter, potentially changing it unpredictably and triggering some unexpected side effects.
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