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| − | The Seraphim conjures an energy discharge from the heavens and receives a mystical weapon of her ancestors. This blessed device could fire glistening spheres of energy or strike directly like a melee weapon. If used as ranged the | + | The [[Seraphim]] conjures an energy discharge from the heavens and receives a mystical weapon of her ancestors. This blessed device could fire glistening spheres of energy or strike directly like a melee weapon. If used as ranged the spheres pass trough any opponents they meet causing them severe (physical damage based) injuries. |
| − | This Combat Art is augumented trough Weapon Lore (Damage) Concentration (Regeneration) and Long Handed (Attack Speed) | + | This Combat Art is augumented trough '''Weapon Lore''' (Damage) [[Concentration]] ([[Regeneration]]) and [[Long Handed]] ([[Attack Speed]]) |
If used as a ranged weapon the speheres pass trough any opponents they meet causing them severe (physical damage based) injuries. | If used as a ranged weapon the speheres pass trough any opponents they meet causing them severe (physical damage based) injuries. | ||
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Revision as of 15:58, 27 September 2007
The Seraphim conjures an energy discharge from the heavens and receives a mystical weapon of her ancestors. This blessed device could fire glistening spheres of energy or strike directly like a melee weapon. If used as ranged the spheres pass trough any opponents they meet causing them severe (physical damage based) injuries.
This Combat Art is augumented trough Weapon Lore (Damage) Concentration (Regeneration) and Long Handed (Attack Speed)
If used as a ranged weapon the speheres pass trough any opponents they meet causing them severe (physical damage based) injuries.
