06-06-2016, 09:26 PM
I have no idea if a move like this is even allowed, let alone whether the proficiencies I have listed would be enough, nevertheless, I wanted to put this out here to see what people thought of it, whether I should even pursue getting it approved or not.
Devour the voice of the world ( requires Debuff proficiency, T1 utility Supermove, 600 OM):
The Sage takes a firm stance, and holds open a blank book in front of him. The book begins to glow with a dark violet light, as air seems to flow into it. Any sounds within a 30 meter radius, be they talking, the shouts and cries of battle, explosions, or even just the nearby chirping of crickets, are utterly silenced. Instead the sounds take form in written words of a strange language, which fly from the source before swirling into the book, filling the pages with written text, which the Sage can then use for the future.
This move requires the Sage to remain stationary and focused for 20 seconds (or longer, if there is not ample sound nearby), as the pages turn and the book is filled with words. If something interrupts this sequence, such as a strong attack, or something that destabilizes his footing, the move is ruined and the Sage cannot use it again in the same battle. If the Sage succeeds in filling the book without anything occurring to prevent him, he regains 2 SP (for a net gain of 1 SP, and not exceeding the amount he began the battle with) which he can use ONLY for those powers relating to his bibliomancy. This power also cannot be used outside of combat, as there is not enough sound in most situations to fill the book before the spell runs out of time, in which case the book is only partially filled and useless.
Devour the voice of the world ( requires Debuff proficiency, T1 utility Supermove, 600 OM):
The Sage takes a firm stance, and holds open a blank book in front of him. The book begins to glow with a dark violet light, as air seems to flow into it. Any sounds within a 30 meter radius, be they talking, the shouts and cries of battle, explosions, or even just the nearby chirping of crickets, are utterly silenced. Instead the sounds take form in written words of a strange language, which fly from the source before swirling into the book, filling the pages with written text, which the Sage can then use for the future.
This move requires the Sage to remain stationary and focused for 20 seconds (or longer, if there is not ample sound nearby), as the pages turn and the book is filled with words. If something interrupts this sequence, such as a strong attack, or something that destabilizes his footing, the move is ruined and the Sage cannot use it again in the same battle. If the Sage succeeds in filling the book without anything occurring to prevent him, he regains 2 SP (for a net gain of 1 SP, and not exceeding the amount he began the battle with) which he can use ONLY for those powers relating to his bibliomancy. This power also cannot be used outside of combat, as there is not enough sound in most situations to fill the book before the spell runs out of time, in which case the book is only partially filled and useless.
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