01-20-2017, 04:05 AM
Hatate's Thoughtographic Camera hopefully counts. When taking pictures goes horribly wrong.
[spoiler]Thoughtography Camera (Ranged, Area) (900): Hatate’s Thoughtography Camera is a small, yellow-checkered device in the shape of an old flip-phone, though with significantly less functionality. Acting almost solely like a camera, she uses it to take pictures of events she could write an article on. These “events” often include less-than-cooperative people, and this camera can be used to defend herself while simultaneously taking pictures of her attacker.
Combat: Upon taking a shot, the camera flashes with magic, instantly doing damage to whatever would come out as a clear picture. The damage takes the form of a light-based burn, similar to sunburn or a powerful spotlight. She won’t get a clear picture if she just shoots willy-nilly, the focus and zoom must be adjusted between shots dependent upon where her subject is. This adjustment can take anywhere between a moment to two seconds depending on how much she has to adjust it. Zoom in too far (15 meters), and the picture becomes overexposed, ruining the shot. Accounting for zoom and focus, the area of clear shot is always 2 meters by 4 meters, or reversed if she’s taking a landscape picture. After taking a picture, there’s a one second delay before she can take the next one as the camera automatically stores the picture taken and resets the zoom and focus. The active memory of the camera can hold up to 1,500 pictures, after which she can’t take any more and must sort through the camera, deleting the bad pictures and moving the useful ones to a more permanent storage. This is still an obscene amount, and she likely won’t run out of memory.
Rapid Shot: By changing a setting on her camera, Hatate is able to take 5 pictures in extremely rapid succession. Zoom and focus cannot be adjusted while the phone is in rapid-shot mode, and is automatically locked to focus on the area up to 5 meters in front of her. Due to the increased amount of pictures that need to be store, the one second delay as the camera stores the pictures is increased to three seconds, but rather than happening between pictures, it occurs after each rapid shot barrage.
Tengu Psychography: Using the thoughtography setting on her camera, Hatate aims at the subject, ignoring all obstacles and distance between them, and takes a picture. The range is much greater than her camera alone can normally do, maxing out at 50 meters. This function is much more draining on the camera, taking 5 seconds to zoom in and focus on the subject, and a clear shot is dependent on Hatate having a decent aim at those distances. Because of the incredible zoom, even the slightest twitch causes a massive jump in the area being aimed at, so she must be standing still to actually aim. The AOE is the same as any of the other settings on her camera, 2/4 meters.
Since it is thoughtography rather than normal photography, it is dependent upon the target having had a picture of them taken at some point in the past. It doesn’t matter whether the picture was taken by Hatate just recently in that battle or someone a long time ago at a family reunion. The photo of the target can also be taken from any angle she chooses, which can make it seem like the photo was taken from the complete opposite direction at time, though the mirroring makes it even harder to aim.
This setting has the same cycle time as normal shot mode. It also uses Hatate's own power, so it's physically draining to use it.
Fodder: Unless Hatate sets the focus wrong for the shot, the picture always seems to come out crystal clear, unaffected by motion-blur. Perfect for a high-speed photo-op. Pictures taken are stored in the device’s memory so she can sort through them later. She can adjust the flash so that pictures she takes are harmless, such as if she’s interviewing someone who is cooperative. Though if she does this, she has to remember to turn it back later. With time and energy, Hatate is able to use her inherent Thoughtography to "print" the the pictures from her camera onto paper.
Hatate can also find images that have already been taken using her latent thoughtography by thinking of certain keywords, sort of like a mental google image search. She can then put these pictures on her camera, or transfer them to paper, provided she has the time and energy to. It takes at least ten minutes to put it on paper, but no more than a minute to bring it up on her camera.[/spoiler]
Plus one from Somerled.
[spoiler]Violent Updraft (Area, Debuff, Super Jumping) (300): Somerled vaults into the air as high as he can with a powerful, uplifting burst of wind. The vicious gust drags anyone within a 3 meter radius into the sky with him. Those immediately next to him are tossed almost as high as he is, up to 20 meters, and the further away someone is while staying within the effective range, the lower they are launched, down to a mere fraction of the height of his jump at 3 meters. While the wind can't outright harm anyone, the large height that the victim is dropped from does, and the tumultuous air prevents people from righting themselves, rendering even those who know how to fly vulnerable to it. Those who are skilled enough can stop their tumbling, though without a method to safely land, it won't make the inevitable crash any softer.
It's a very intense attack that can wear Somerled out quickly if he's not careful. He needs to concentrate for about eight seconds, stirring and gathering the wind, before he can leap. He can move at a walking pace during this time, but cannot make any complex movements lest his concentration breaks. This also means that during this time, he is unable to cast any other magic.[/spoiler]
Boy finding those was difficult since the rosters vanished for some reason.
[spoiler]Thoughtography Camera (Ranged, Area) (900): Hatate’s Thoughtography Camera is a small, yellow-checkered device in the shape of an old flip-phone, though with significantly less functionality. Acting almost solely like a camera, she uses it to take pictures of events she could write an article on. These “events” often include less-than-cooperative people, and this camera can be used to defend herself while simultaneously taking pictures of her attacker.
Combat: Upon taking a shot, the camera flashes with magic, instantly doing damage to whatever would come out as a clear picture. The damage takes the form of a light-based burn, similar to sunburn or a powerful spotlight. She won’t get a clear picture if she just shoots willy-nilly, the focus and zoom must be adjusted between shots dependent upon where her subject is. This adjustment can take anywhere between a moment to two seconds depending on how much she has to adjust it. Zoom in too far (15 meters), and the picture becomes overexposed, ruining the shot. Accounting for zoom and focus, the area of clear shot is always 2 meters by 4 meters, or reversed if she’s taking a landscape picture. After taking a picture, there’s a one second delay before she can take the next one as the camera automatically stores the picture taken and resets the zoom and focus. The active memory of the camera can hold up to 1,500 pictures, after which she can’t take any more and must sort through the camera, deleting the bad pictures and moving the useful ones to a more permanent storage. This is still an obscene amount, and she likely won’t run out of memory.
Rapid Shot: By changing a setting on her camera, Hatate is able to take 5 pictures in extremely rapid succession. Zoom and focus cannot be adjusted while the phone is in rapid-shot mode, and is automatically locked to focus on the area up to 5 meters in front of her. Due to the increased amount of pictures that need to be store, the one second delay as the camera stores the pictures is increased to three seconds, but rather than happening between pictures, it occurs after each rapid shot barrage.
Tengu Psychography: Using the thoughtography setting on her camera, Hatate aims at the subject, ignoring all obstacles and distance between them, and takes a picture. The range is much greater than her camera alone can normally do, maxing out at 50 meters. This function is much more draining on the camera, taking 5 seconds to zoom in and focus on the subject, and a clear shot is dependent on Hatate having a decent aim at those distances. Because of the incredible zoom, even the slightest twitch causes a massive jump in the area being aimed at, so she must be standing still to actually aim. The AOE is the same as any of the other settings on her camera, 2/4 meters.
Since it is thoughtography rather than normal photography, it is dependent upon the target having had a picture of them taken at some point in the past. It doesn’t matter whether the picture was taken by Hatate just recently in that battle or someone a long time ago at a family reunion. The photo of the target can also be taken from any angle she chooses, which can make it seem like the photo was taken from the complete opposite direction at time, though the mirroring makes it even harder to aim.
This setting has the same cycle time as normal shot mode. It also uses Hatate's own power, so it's physically draining to use it.
Fodder: Unless Hatate sets the focus wrong for the shot, the picture always seems to come out crystal clear, unaffected by motion-blur. Perfect for a high-speed photo-op. Pictures taken are stored in the device’s memory so she can sort through them later. She can adjust the flash so that pictures she takes are harmless, such as if she’s interviewing someone who is cooperative. Though if she does this, she has to remember to turn it back later. With time and energy, Hatate is able to use her inherent Thoughtography to "print" the the pictures from her camera onto paper.
Hatate can also find images that have already been taken using her latent thoughtography by thinking of certain keywords, sort of like a mental google image search. She can then put these pictures on her camera, or transfer them to paper, provided she has the time and energy to. It takes at least ten minutes to put it on paper, but no more than a minute to bring it up on her camera.[/spoiler]
Plus one from Somerled.
[spoiler]Violent Updraft (Area, Debuff, Super Jumping) (300): Somerled vaults into the air as high as he can with a powerful, uplifting burst of wind. The vicious gust drags anyone within a 3 meter radius into the sky with him. Those immediately next to him are tossed almost as high as he is, up to 20 meters, and the further away someone is while staying within the effective range, the lower they are launched, down to a mere fraction of the height of his jump at 3 meters. While the wind can't outright harm anyone, the large height that the victim is dropped from does, and the tumultuous air prevents people from righting themselves, rendering even those who know how to fly vulnerable to it. Those who are skilled enough can stop their tumbling, though without a method to safely land, it won't make the inevitable crash any softer.
It's a very intense attack that can wear Somerled out quickly if he's not careful. He needs to concentrate for about eight seconds, stirring and gathering the wind, before he can leap. He can move at a walking pace during this time, but cannot make any complex movements lest his concentration breaks. This also means that during this time, he is unable to cast any other magic.[/spoiler]
Boy finding those was difficult since the rosters vanished for some reason.
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Yuuka Kazami Wrote:Reimu comes back to make another pass at Meira and she just has an idiot neck child.
Credit to Yuuka for the sig