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'''Cost:''' 2 motes<br> | |||
''Source: | '''Duration:''' Instant<br> | ||
'''Type:''' Reflexive<br> | |||
'''Min. Martial Arts:''' 3<br> | |||
'''Min. Essence:''' 1<br> | |||
'''Style and Source:''' [[Moth and Bonfire Style]] by [[exalted:MartialArts/MothandBonfireStyle|Oneironaut]]<br> | |||
'''Prerequisite Charms:''' Stoking-the-Embers Meditation | |||
The martial artist abruptly commands all the attention of his target, drawing an attack intended for someone else. It must typically be a hand-to-hand attack, in which case the martial artist must be in hand-to-hand range, but a stunt or other mitigating circumstance such as proximity may enable this charm to 'steal' ranged attacks as well. The stolen attack is considered a moth attack (see below); otherwise, it is resolved in all respects like a normal attack directed at the martial artist, who may respond to it in any or all ways available to him. | |||
[[Category:Exalted]] | [[Category:Exalted]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Charm]] | ||
[[Category:Celestial Martial Arts]] | <noinclude>[[Category:Celestial Martial Arts]]</noinclude> |
Revision as of 20:49, 2 April 2007
Cost: 2 motes
Duration: Instant
Type: Reflexive
Min. Martial Arts: 3
Min. Essence: 1
Style and Source: Moth and Bonfire Style by Oneironaut
Prerequisite Charms: Stoking-the-Embers Meditation
The martial artist abruptly commands all the attention of his target, drawing an attack intended for someone else. It must typically be a hand-to-hand attack, in which case the martial artist must be in hand-to-hand range, but a stunt or other mitigating circumstance such as proximity may enable this charm to 'steal' ranged attacks as well. The stolen attack is considered a moth attack (see below); otherwise, it is resolved in all respects like a normal attack directed at the martial artist, who may respond to it in any or all ways available to him.