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	*If interrupted, you lose any {{gloss\|stamina}} that went in to the {{gloss\|ritual}}.		*If interrupted, you lose any {{gloss\|stamina}} that went in to the {{gloss\|ritual}}.


	===Repeat rituals===		===Repeat rituals===

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	*If interrupted, you lose any {{gloss\|stamina}} that went in to the {{gloss\|ritual}}.		*If interrupted, you lose any {{gloss\|stamina}} that went in to the {{gloss\|ritual}}.

			===Repeat rituals===
	{{gloss\|Participating}} in a repeat of a successful {{gloss\|ritual}} on the same {{gloss\|target}} more than once a day will have unhappy consequences. So the same group can’t use [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] 2 to ask about the same subject twice in a day, but they can ask about 2 different subjects.		{{gloss\|Participating}} in a repeat of a successful {{gloss\|ritual}} on the same {{gloss\|target}} more than once a day will have unhappy consequences. So the same group can’t use [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] 2 to ask about the same subject twice in a day, but they can ask about 2 different subjects.

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	== Rituals ==		== Rituals ==
	{{gloss\|Rituals}} should consist of 60 seconds of {{gloss\|appropriate roleplay}} including talking, unless otherwise noted. Some require a {{gloss\|ref}}, and will say this.		*{{gloss\|Rituals}} should consist of 60 seconds of {{gloss\|appropriate roleplay}} including talking, unless otherwise noted. Some require a {{gloss\|ref}}, and will say this.

			*Everyone {{gloss\|participating}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}} spends 2 {{gloss\|stamina}} to do so. More people {{gloss\|participating}} makes it more likely to have a favourable outcome.

	~~Your roleplay should fit the intent of~~ the {{gloss\|~~ritual~~}} ~~and obvious you are trying~~ to ~~cause some effect~~. ~~You could raise a~~ {{gloss\|~~revenant~~}} ~~by roleplaying embalming a body~~ with ~~a bottle full~~ of symbolic alchemy. You could use a [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] {{gloss\|ritual}} by drawing a big, complicated spidergram of evidence. The intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} must be clear to anyone who can hear what is going on, but a {{gloss\|ritual}} may be performed quietly.		*Only the {{gloss\|leader}} needs to have the skill for the Ritual. The {{gloss\|leader}} controls the effect and other participants should join in with their form of roleplay.

			*Your roleplay should fit the intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} and obvious you are trying to cause some effect. You could raise a {{gloss\|revenant}} by roleplaying embalming a body with a bottle full of symbolic alchemy. You could use a [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] {{gloss\|ritual}} by drawing a big, complicated spidergram of evidence.

	~~Everyone {{gloss\|participating}} in a~~ {{gloss\|ritual}} ~~spends 2 {{gloss\|stamina}} to do so. More people {{gloss\|participating}} makes it more likely~~ to ~~have~~ a ~~favourable outcome. Only the~~ {{gloss\|~~leader~~}} ~~needs to have the skill. The {{gloss\|leader}} controls the effect and other participants should join in with their form of roleplay to reinforce the Paradigm~~.		*The intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} must be clear to anyone who can hear what is going on, but a {{gloss\|ritual}} may be performed quietly.

			*{{gloss\|Rituals}} take some effort to get it going, but a lot more effort to stop. The only reliable way to stop a {{gloss\|ritual}} is for all {{gloss\|participants}} to stop roleplaying, be {{gloss\|dying}} or suffering from {{call\|DISRUPT}}.

	{{gloss\|Rituals}} take some effort to get it going, but a lot more effort to stop. The only reliable way to stop a {{gloss\|ritual}} is for all {{gloss\|participants}} to stop roleplaying, be {{gloss\|dying}} or suffering from {{call\|DISRUPT}}. If interrupted, you lose any {{gloss\|stamina}} that went in to the {{gloss\|ritual}}.		*If interrupted, you lose any {{gloss\|stamina}} that went in to the {{gloss\|ritual}}.


	{{gloss\|Participating}} in a repeat of a successful {{gloss\|ritual}} on the same {{gloss\|target}} more than once a day will have unhappy consequences. So the same group can’t use [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] 2 to ask about the same subject twice in a day, but they can ask about 2 different subjects.		{{gloss\|Participating}} in a repeat of a successful {{gloss\|ritual}} on the same {{gloss\|target}} more than once a day will have unhappy consequences. So the same group can’t use [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] 2 to ask about the same subject twice in a day, but they can ask about 2 different subjects.


	If you want to do the same {{gloss\|ritual}} with any of the same {{gloss\|participants}} on the same target for a second time that day, '''you need a {{gloss\|ref}}.'''		If you want to do the same {{gloss\|ritual}} with any of the same {{gloss\|participants}} on the same target for a second time that day, '''you need a {{gloss\|ref}}.'''

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	== Rituals ==		== Rituals ==
	{{gloss\|Rituals}} should consist of 60 seconds of {{gloss\|appropriate roleplay}} including talking, unless otherwise noted. Some require a {{gloss\|ref}}, and will say this.		{{gloss\|Rituals}} should consist of 60 seconds of {{gloss\|appropriate roleplay}} including talking, unless otherwise noted. Some require a {{gloss\|ref}}, and will say this.


	Your roleplay should fit the intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} and obvious you are trying to cause some effect. You could raise a {{gloss\|revenant}} by roleplaying embalming a body with a bottle full of symbolic alchemy. You could use a [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] {{gloss\|ritual}} by drawing a big, complicated spidergram of evidence. The intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} must be clear to anyone who can hear what is going on, but a {{gloss\|ritual}} may be performed quietly.		Your roleplay should fit the intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} and obvious you are trying to cause some effect. You could raise a {{gloss\|revenant}} by roleplaying embalming a body with a bottle full of symbolic alchemy. You could use a [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] {{gloss\|ritual}} by drawing a big, complicated spidergram of evidence. The intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} must be clear to anyone who can hear what is going on, but a {{gloss\|ritual}} may be performed quietly.


	Everyone {{gloss\|participating}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}} spends 2 {{gloss\|stamina}} to do so. More people {{gloss\|participating}} makes it more likely to have a favourable outcome. Only the {{gloss\|leader}} needs to have the skill. The {{gloss\|leader}} controls the effect and other participants should join in with their form of roleplay to reinforce the Paradigm.		Everyone {{gloss\|participating}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}} spends 2 {{gloss\|stamina}} to do so. More people {{gloss\|participating}} makes it more likely to have a favourable outcome. Only the {{gloss\|leader}} needs to have the skill. The {{gloss\|leader}} controls the effect and other participants should join in with their form of roleplay to reinforce the Paradigm.


	{{gloss\|Rituals}} take some effort to get it going, but a lot more effort to stop. The only reliable way to stop a {{gloss\|ritual}} is for all {{gloss\|participants}} to stop roleplaying, be {{gloss\|dying}} or suffering from {{call\|DISRUPT}}. If interrupted, you lose any {{gloss\|stamina}} that went in to the {{gloss\|ritual}}.		{{gloss\|Rituals}} take some effort to get it going, but a lot more effort to stop. The only reliable way to stop a {{gloss\|ritual}} is for all {{gloss\|participants}} to stop roleplaying, be {{gloss\|dying}} or suffering from {{call\|DISRUPT}}. If interrupted, you lose any {{gloss\|stamina}} that went in to the {{gloss\|ritual}}.


	{{gloss\|Participating}} in a repeat of a successful {{gloss\|ritual}} on the same {{gloss\|target}} more than once a day will have unhappy consequences. So the same group can’t use [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] 2 to ask about the same subject twice in a day, but they can ask about 2 different subjects.		{{gloss\|Participating}} in a repeat of a successful {{gloss\|ritual}} on the same {{gloss\|target}} more than once a day will have unhappy consequences. So the same group can’t use [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] 2 to ask about the same subject twice in a day, but they can ask about 2 different subjects.


	If you want to do the same {{gloss\|ritual}} with any of the same {{gloss\|participants}} on the same target for a second time that day, '''you need a {{gloss\|ref}}.'''		If you want to do the same {{gloss\|ritual}} with any of the same {{gloss\|participants}} on the same target for a second time that day, '''you need a {{gloss\|ref}}.'''

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	*Indirect Fire. If you can't see it, you can't directly target something painful at it.		*Indirect Fire. If you can't see it, you can't directly target something painful at it.

	[[Category:Rules]]		[[Category: Rules]]
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	== Self-Sacrifice and Rituals ==		== Self-Sacrifice and Rituals ==
	When you harm yourself personally during a {{gloss\|ritual}}, you are devoting your body to your cause or just turning all the safety features off for more power. ~~You may take a {{gloss~~\|wound}} and make a bead draw. On a '''white''' bead, you count as 2 {{gloss\|participants}}. On a '''black''' bead, you count as 1 {{gloss\|participant}}. On a '''red''' bead you take another {{gloss\|wound}} and count as 1 {{gloss\|participant}}.		When you harm yourself personally during a {{gloss\|ritual}}, you are devoting your body to your cause or just turning all the safety features off for more power. See [[Self-Sacrifice\|here]] for how to do this.


	~~It is possible to use every scrap of your {{gloss\|PC’s}} willpower and {{gloss\|stamina}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}}, leaving none to keep them thinking or breathing. Such a {{gloss\|ritual}} is guaranteed~~ to have a maximised outcome and is always fatal to the {{gloss\|leader}} of the {{gloss\|ritual}}. Tales of the death curses of powerful beings that sacrificed themselves this way are legendary and terrifying.

	To do this, you may inform a {{gloss\|ref}}, or you may simply add 10 to the number of {{gloss\|participants}}. Either way, your {{gloss\|PC}} dies once the {{gloss\|ritual}} ends. When doing this, you call {{call\|RESIST}} to any {{call\|DISRUPT}} that hits your {{gloss\|PC}}.

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	To do this, you may inform a {{gloss\|ref}}, or you may simply add 10 to the number of {{gloss\|participants}}. Either way, your {{gloss\|PC}} dies once the {{gloss\|ritual}} ends. When doing this, you call {{call\|RESIST}} to any {{call\|DISRUPT}} that hits your {{gloss\|PC}}.		To do this, you may inform a {{gloss\|ref}}, or you may simply add 10 to the number of {{gloss\|participants}}. Either way, your {{gloss\|PC}} dies once the {{gloss\|ritual}} ends. When doing this, you call {{call\|RESIST}} to any {{call\|DISRUPT}} that hits your {{gloss\|PC}}.


	==Improvised Rituals==		==Improvised Rituals==
	It is possible to improvise new rituals, although this is risky and unreliable. Mostly, people use the known, safe Rituals. See [[Improvised Rituals\|here]] for the rules for this. Improvising new {{gloss\|rituals}} requires a {{gloss\|ref}}.		It is possible to improvise new rituals, although this is risky and unreliable. Mostly, people use the known, safe Rituals. See [[Improvised Rituals\|here]] for the rules for this. Improvising new {{gloss\|rituals}} requires a {{gloss\|ref}}.


	== Things Rituals Cannot Do ==		== Things Rituals Cannot Do ==

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	When you harm yourself personally during a {{gloss\|ritual}}, you are devoting your body to your cause or just turning all the safety features off for more power. You may take a {{gloss\|wound}} and make a bead draw. On a '''white''' bead, you count as 2 {{gloss\|participants}}. On a '''black''' bead, you count as 1 {{gloss\|participant}}. On a '''red''' bead you take another {{gloss\|wound}} and count as 1 {{gloss\|participant}}.		When you harm yourself personally during a {{gloss\|ritual}}, you are devoting your body to your cause or just turning all the safety features off for more power. You may take a {{gloss\|wound}} and make a bead draw. On a '''white''' bead, you count as 2 {{gloss\|participants}}. On a '''black''' bead, you count as 1 {{gloss\|participant}}. On a '''red''' bead you take another {{gloss\|wound}} and count as 1 {{gloss\|participant}}.

	It is possible to use every scrap of your {{gloss\|PC’s}} willpower and {{gloss\|stamina}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}}, leaving none to keep them thinking or breathing. Such a {{gloss\|ritual}} is guaranteed to have a maximised outcome and is always fatal to the {{gloss\|leader}} of the {{gloss\|ritual}}. Tales of the death curses of powerful beings that sacrificed themselves this way are legendary and terrifying. To do this, you may inform a {{gloss\|ref}}, or you may simply add 10 to the number of {{gloss\|participants}}. Either way, your {{gloss\|PC}} dies once the {{gloss\|ritual}} ends. When doing this, you call {{call\|RESIST}} to any {{call\|DISRUPT}} that hits your {{gloss\|PC}}.
			It is possible to use every scrap of your {{gloss\|PC’s}} willpower and {{gloss\|stamina}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}}, leaving none to keep them thinking or breathing. Such a {{gloss\|ritual}} is guaranteed to have a maximised outcome and is always fatal to the {{gloss\|leader}} of the {{gloss\|ritual}}. Tales of the death curses of powerful beings that sacrificed themselves this way are legendary and terrifying.

			To do this, you may inform a {{gloss\|ref}}, or you may simply add 10 to the number of {{gloss\|participants}}. Either way, your {{gloss\|PC}} dies once the {{gloss\|ritual}} ends. When doing this, you call {{call\|RESIST}} to any {{call\|DISRUPT}} that hits your {{gloss\|PC}}.

	==Improvised Rituals==		==Improvised Rituals==

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	{{gloss\|Rituals}} should consist of 60 seconds of {{gloss\|appropriate roleplay}} including talking, unless otherwise noted. Some require a {{gloss\|ref}}, and will say this.		{{gloss\|Rituals}} should consist of 60 seconds of {{gloss\|appropriate roleplay}} including talking, unless otherwise noted. Some require a {{gloss\|ref}}, and will say this.

	~~{{Gloss\|Appropriate~~ roleplay~~}} is not necessarily shouting about magic for a minute, but it must be appropriate to~~ the intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} and obvious you are trying to cause some effect. You could raise a {{gloss\|revenant}} by roleplaying embalming a body with a bottle full of symbolic alchemy. You could use a [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] {{gloss\|ritual}} by drawing a big, complicated spidergram of evidence. The intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} must be clear to anyone who can hear what is going on, but a {{gloss\|ritual}} may be performed quietly.		Your roleplay should fit the intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} and obvious you are trying to cause some effect. You could raise a {{gloss\|revenant}} by roleplaying embalming a body with a bottle full of symbolic alchemy. You could use a [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] {{gloss\|ritual}} by drawing a big, complicated spidergram of evidence. The intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} must be clear to anyone who can hear what is going on, but a {{gloss\|ritual}} may be performed quietly.

	Everyone {{gloss\|participating}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}} spends 2 {{gloss\|stamina}} to do so. More people {{gloss\|participating}} makes it more likely to have a favourable outcome. Only the {{gloss\|leader}} needs to have the skill. The {{gloss\|leader}} controls the effect and other participants should join in with their form of roleplay to reinforce the Paradigm.		Everyone {{gloss\|participating}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}} spends 2 {{gloss\|stamina}} to do so. More people {{gloss\|participating}} makes it more likely to have a favourable outcome. Only the {{gloss\|leader}} needs to have the skill. The {{gloss\|leader}} controls the effect and other participants should join in with their form of roleplay to reinforce the Paradigm.

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	== Rituals ==		== Rituals ==
	{{gloss\|Rituals}} should consist of 60 seconds of {{gloss\|appropriate roleplay}} including talking, unless otherwise noted.		{{gloss\|Rituals}} should consist of 60 seconds of {{gloss\|appropriate roleplay}} including talking, unless otherwise noted. Some require a {{gloss\|ref}}, and will say this.

	~~Improvising new {{gloss\|rituals}} requires~~ a {{gloss\|ref~~}}. If you are trying to get more than the basic effect by putting in more {{gloss\|stamina~~}}, ~~you require a {{gloss\|ref}}~~.

	{{Gloss\|Appropriate roleplay}} is not necessarily shouting about magic for a minute, but it must be appropriate to the intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} and obvious you are trying to cause some effect. You could raise a {{gloss\|revenant}} by roleplaying embalming a body with a bottle full of symbolic alchemy. You could use a [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] {{gloss\|ritual}} by drawing a big, complicated spidergram of evidence. The intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} must be clear to anyone who can hear what is going on, but a {{gloss\|ritual}} may be performed quietly.		{{Gloss\|Appropriate roleplay}} is not necessarily shouting about magic for a minute, but it must be appropriate to the intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} and obvious you are trying to cause some effect. You could raise a {{gloss\|revenant}} by roleplaying embalming a body with a bottle full of symbolic alchemy. You could use a [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] {{gloss\|ritual}} by drawing a big, complicated spidergram of evidence. The intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} must be clear to anyone who can hear what is going on, but a {{gloss\|ritual}} may be performed quietly.

	Everyone {{gloss\|participating}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}} spends 2 {{gloss\|stamina}} to do so. More people {{gloss\|participating}} makes it more likely to have a favourable outcome. Only the {{gloss\|leader}} needs to have the skill. The {{gloss\|leader}} controls the effect and other participants should join in with their form of roleplay to reinforce the Paradigm.		Everyone {{gloss\|participating}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}} spends 2 {{gloss\|stamina}} to do so. More people {{gloss\|participating}} makes it more likely to have a favourable outcome. Only the {{gloss\|leader}} needs to have the skill. The {{gloss\|leader}} controls the effect and other participants should join in with their form of roleplay to reinforce the Paradigm.


	{{gloss\|Rituals}} take some effort to get it going, but a lot more effort to stop. The only reliable way to stop a {{gloss\|ritual}} is for all {{gloss\|participants}} to stop roleplaying, be {{gloss\|dying}} or suffering from {{call\|DISRUPT}}. If interrupted, you lose any {{gloss\|stamina}} that went in to the {{gloss\|ritual}}.		{{gloss\|Rituals}} take some effort to get it going, but a lot more effort to stop. The only reliable way to stop a {{gloss\|ritual}} is for all {{gloss\|participants}} to stop roleplaying, be {{gloss\|dying}} or suffering from {{call\|DISRUPT}}. If interrupted, you lose any {{gloss\|stamina}} that went in to the {{gloss\|ritual}}.
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	==Improvised Rituals==		==Improvised Rituals==
	It is possible to improvise new rituals, although this is risky and unreliable. Mostly, people use the known, safe Rituals. See [[Improvised Rituals\|here]] for the rules for this.		It is possible to improvise new rituals, although this is risky and unreliable. Mostly, people use the known, safe Rituals. See [[Improvised Rituals\|here]] for the rules for this. Improvising new {{gloss\|rituals}} requires a {{gloss\|ref}}.

	== Things Rituals Cannot Do ==		== Things Rituals Cannot Do ==

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	== Rituals ==		== Rituals ==
	{{gloss\|Rituals}} should consist of 60 seconds of {{gloss\|appropriate roleplay}} including talking, unless otherwise noted. Some require a {{gloss\|ref}}, and will say this.		*{{gloss\|Rituals}} should consist of 60 seconds of {{gloss\|appropriate roleplay}} including talking, unless otherwise noted. Some require a {{gloss\|ref}}, and will say this.

			*Everyone {{gloss\|participating}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}} spends 2 {{gloss\|stamina}} to do so. More people {{gloss\|participating}} makes it more likely to have a favourable outcome.

	~~Your roleplay should fit the intent of~~ the {{gloss\|~~ritual~~}} ~~and obvious you are trying~~ to ~~cause some effect~~. ~~You could raise a~~ {{gloss\|~~revenant~~}} ~~by roleplaying embalming a body~~ with ~~a bottle full~~ of symbolic alchemy. You could use a [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] {{gloss\|ritual}} by drawing a big, complicated spidergram of evidence. The intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} must be clear to anyone who can hear what is going on, but a {{gloss\|ritual}} may be performed quietly.		*Only the {{gloss\|leader}} needs to have the skill for the Ritual. The {{gloss\|leader}} controls the effect and other participants should join in with their form of roleplay.

			*Your roleplay should fit the intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} and obvious you are trying to cause some effect. You could raise a {{gloss\|revenant}} by roleplaying embalming a body with a bottle full of symbolic alchemy. You could use a [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] {{gloss\|ritual}} by drawing a big, complicated spidergram of evidence.

	~~Everyone {{gloss\|participating}} in a~~ {{gloss\|ritual}} ~~spends 2 {{gloss\|stamina}} to do so. More people {{gloss\|participating}} makes it more likely~~ to ~~have~~ a ~~favourable outcome. Only the~~ {{gloss\|~~leader~~}} ~~needs to have the skill. The {{gloss\|leader}} controls the effect and other participants should join in with their form of roleplay to reinforce the Paradigm~~.		*The intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} must be clear to anyone who can hear what is going on, but a {{gloss\|ritual}} may be performed quietly.

			*{{gloss\|Rituals}} take some effort to get it going, but a lot more effort to stop. The only reliable way to stop a {{gloss\|ritual}} is for all {{gloss\|participants}} to stop roleplaying, be {{gloss\|dying}} or suffering from {{call\|DISRUPT}}.

	{{gloss\|Rituals}} take some effort to get it going, but a lot more effort to stop. The only reliable way to stop a {{gloss\|ritual}} is for all {{gloss\|participants}} to stop roleplaying, be {{gloss\|dying}} or suffering from {{call\|DISRUPT}}. If interrupted, you lose any {{gloss\|stamina}} that went in to the {{gloss\|ritual}}.		*If interrupted, you lose any {{gloss\|stamina}} that went in to the {{gloss\|ritual}}.


	{{gloss\|Participating}} in a repeat of a successful {{gloss\|ritual}} on the same {{gloss\|target}} more than once a day will have unhappy consequences. So the same group can’t use [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] 2 to ask about the same subject twice in a day, but they can ask about 2 different subjects.		{{gloss\|Participating}} in a repeat of a successful {{gloss\|ritual}} on the same {{gloss\|target}} more than once a day will have unhappy consequences. So the same group can’t use [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] 2 to ask about the same subject twice in a day, but they can ask about 2 different subjects.


	If you want to do the same {{gloss\|ritual}} with any of the same {{gloss\|participants}} on the same target for a second time that day, '''you need a {{gloss\|ref}}.'''		If you want to do the same {{gloss\|ritual}} with any of the same {{gloss\|participants}} on the same target for a second time that day, '''you need a {{gloss\|ref}}.'''

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	== Rituals ==		== Rituals ==
	{{gloss\|Rituals}} should consist of 60 seconds of {{gloss\|appropriate roleplay}} including talking, unless otherwise noted. Some require a {{gloss\|ref}}, and will say this.		{{gloss\|Rituals}} should consist of 60 seconds of {{gloss\|appropriate roleplay}} including talking, unless otherwise noted. Some require a {{gloss\|ref}}, and will say this.


	Your roleplay should fit the intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} and obvious you are trying to cause some effect. You could raise a {{gloss\|revenant}} by roleplaying embalming a body with a bottle full of symbolic alchemy. You could use a [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] {{gloss\|ritual}} by drawing a big, complicated spidergram of evidence. The intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} must be clear to anyone who can hear what is going on, but a {{gloss\|ritual}} may be performed quietly.		Your roleplay should fit the intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} and obvious you are trying to cause some effect. You could raise a {{gloss\|revenant}} by roleplaying embalming a body with a bottle full of symbolic alchemy. You could use a [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] {{gloss\|ritual}} by drawing a big, complicated spidergram of evidence. The intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} must be clear to anyone who can hear what is going on, but a {{gloss\|ritual}} may be performed quietly.


	Everyone {{gloss\|participating}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}} spends 2 {{gloss\|stamina}} to do so. More people {{gloss\|participating}} makes it more likely to have a favourable outcome. Only the {{gloss\|leader}} needs to have the skill. The {{gloss\|leader}} controls the effect and other participants should join in with their form of roleplay to reinforce the Paradigm.		Everyone {{gloss\|participating}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}} spends 2 {{gloss\|stamina}} to do so. More people {{gloss\|participating}} makes it more likely to have a favourable outcome. Only the {{gloss\|leader}} needs to have the skill. The {{gloss\|leader}} controls the effect and other participants should join in with their form of roleplay to reinforce the Paradigm.


	{{gloss\|Rituals}} take some effort to get it going, but a lot more effort to stop. The only reliable way to stop a {{gloss\|ritual}} is for all {{gloss\|participants}} to stop roleplaying, be {{gloss\|dying}} or suffering from {{call\|DISRUPT}}. If interrupted, you lose any {{gloss\|stamina}} that went in to the {{gloss\|ritual}}.		{{gloss\|Rituals}} take some effort to get it going, but a lot more effort to stop. The only reliable way to stop a {{gloss\|ritual}} is for all {{gloss\|participants}} to stop roleplaying, be {{gloss\|dying}} or suffering from {{call\|DISRUPT}}. If interrupted, you lose any {{gloss\|stamina}} that went in to the {{gloss\|ritual}}.


	{{gloss\|Participating}} in a repeat of a successful {{gloss\|ritual}} on the same {{gloss\|target}} more than once a day will have unhappy consequences. So the same group can’t use [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] 2 to ask about the same subject twice in a day, but they can ask about 2 different subjects.		{{gloss\|Participating}} in a repeat of a successful {{gloss\|ritual}} on the same {{gloss\|target}} more than once a day will have unhappy consequences. So the same group can’t use [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] 2 to ask about the same subject twice in a day, but they can ask about 2 different subjects.


	If you want to do the same {{gloss\|ritual}} with any of the same {{gloss\|participants}} on the same target for a second time that day, '''you need a {{gloss\|ref}}.'''		If you want to do the same {{gloss\|ritual}} with any of the same {{gloss\|participants}} on the same target for a second time that day, '''you need a {{gloss\|ref}}.'''

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	{{gloss\|Rituals}} should consist of 60 seconds of {{gloss\|appropriate roleplay}} including talking, unless otherwise noted. Some require a {{gloss\|ref}}, and will say this.		{{gloss\|Rituals}} should consist of 60 seconds of {{gloss\|appropriate roleplay}} including talking, unless otherwise noted. Some require a {{gloss\|ref}}, and will say this.

	~~{{Gloss\|Appropriate~~ roleplay~~}} is not necessarily shouting about magic for a minute, but it must be appropriate to~~ the intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} and obvious you are trying to cause some effect. You could raise a {{gloss\|revenant}} by roleplaying embalming a body with a bottle full of symbolic alchemy. You could use a [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] {{gloss\|ritual}} by drawing a big, complicated spidergram of evidence. The intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} must be clear to anyone who can hear what is going on, but a {{gloss\|ritual}} may be performed quietly.		Your roleplay should fit the intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} and obvious you are trying to cause some effect. You could raise a {{gloss\|revenant}} by roleplaying embalming a body with a bottle full of symbolic alchemy. You could use a [[Prof:Knowledge\|Knowledge]] {{gloss\|ritual}} by drawing a big, complicated spidergram of evidence. The intent of the {{gloss\|ritual}} must be clear to anyone who can hear what is going on, but a {{gloss\|ritual}} may be performed quietly.

	Everyone {{gloss\|participating}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}} spends 2 {{gloss\|stamina}} to do so. More people {{gloss\|participating}} makes it more likely to have a favourable outcome. Only the {{gloss\|leader}} needs to have the skill. The {{gloss\|leader}} controls the effect and other participants should join in with their form of roleplay to reinforce the Paradigm.		Everyone {{gloss\|participating}} in a {{gloss\|ritual}} spends 2 {{gloss\|stamina}} to do so. More people {{gloss\|participating}} makes it more likely to have a favourable outcome. Only the {{gloss\|leader}} needs to have the skill. The {{gloss\|leader}} controls the effect and other participants should join in with their form of roleplay to reinforce the Paradigm.