Meta description:

While in rage you can spend Flux to roar in order to inflict a Resilience malus to all creatures within 1 meter of you for 10 seconds. You can increase the effect duration by 5 seconds for every RP spent.

• Tags:

  resilienceMalus

• Name:

  aPrimalRoar

• Displayed name:

  Primal roar

• Description:

  While in rage you can spend Flux to roar in order to inflict a Resilience malus to all creatures within 1 meter of you for 10 seconds. You can increase the effect duration by 5 seconds for every RP spent.

• Cast description:

  | AP: aAP | CD: aCDs | | :---: | :---: | | **Flux: aFluxOrCost ➞ aFluxCost** | **Range: str(vRange)** | if(~has(mRage))"***Condition: You have to be raging to use this action***" On a successful **str(vTest)** test **MR vMR** [1d20]: You emit a roar that reduces the Resilience of all creatures within vDistancem of you by vMalus for the next {10+vRageUsed*5} seconds. All affected creatures have to make a Vigor test (without using their reaction) which on success negates all the effects.

• Condition:

  sFlux >= aFluxCost "You don't have enough Flux" has(mRage) "You are not currently raging" sRagePoints >= vRageUsed "You don't have enough rage points"

• AP cost:

  4

• Cooldown:

  10

• Flux cost:

  apMod(aAP)*cdMod(aCD)*sphereMod(vDistance+0.5)*durMod(10)*effect(vMalus*45,22.5)*autoSave

• Variables:

  vMalus.slider(Malus,1,10,1) vDistance.slider(Radius,1,5,1) vRageUsed.slider(RP used,0,sRagePoints,1) vRange.choice(Range,[Self],[selfMod]) vTest.choice(Test,[Vigor],[sVigor]) vMR.add(vTest)

• On used script:

  sFlux.current.change(-aFluxCost) sRagePoints.current.change(-vRageUsed) aName.cd.set(aCD)

• Type:

  1

• Action effects:

  • Use case:

    3

  • Name:

    Primal roar

  • Description:

  • Script:

    mPrimalRoar.create.effects(Primal roar) mPrimalRoar.description.set_(Your Resilience is reduced by {vMalus}.) mPrimalRoar.duration.set({10+vRageUsed*5}) mPrimalRoar.script.set_( sResilience.normal.add(-vMalus,physical,Primal roar) ) mPrimalRoar.activate()

  • Variables: