Tas Rakee (Done)

[Aiyon]

Name: Tas Rakee
Occupation: Apprentice Circlet-Caster
Nationality: British/Japanese
Height: 5"3
Weight: 94.6 lbs
Age: 17
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Yellow

Appearance:[/b][/u]
Tas' clothing style is not an especially fashionable one. She doesn't much care about what's "in" or "out" in current times, focusing more on "is it comfortable and functional?". To this end she is generally found wearing loose jeans (black or deep blue) with a black belt, while for her upper body she ranges from shirts to t-shirts to jumpers, depending on her mood and the weather. Her sole fashion concession with these is that she'll avoid clashing colours, trying for matching or at least complimentary.
Her only regular colthing, aside from the hard-wearing black boots with steel toecaps, is a small metal case on the back of her belt and her customized desert eagle that lives in a holster on her right hip. She will always have these items with her, going so far as to keep wearing the holster if she can't bring her gun with her for whatever reason.

Tas has a slim figure which is well proportioned to her height, having some curves but nothing excessive. Her distinguishing features appearance wise are her long hair, worn tied back in a ponytail that reaches her waist, and her piercing yellow eyes. They often seem to cut right into a person, regardless of if she's intentionally staring or not.


Personality:
Generally friendly, very curious and once she's made her mind up extremely stubborn. If she realises there's something she doesn't know about someone it'll really get her worked up... she isn't a gossip though. Just curious.
If she gets into a bad mood she can become hostile for little aparrant reason. There will also be the occasional verbal outburst if she finds something disagreeable or annoying.


History:[/u][/color]
Tas' history is nothing especially glamerous... or even nasty for that matter. She was born in a small village near London, England, to her parents Allen and Xin Rakee. They were a young couple and quite kindhearted, so as their only child she grew up with few mishaps. They were careful to instill a moral code in her, and to leave her content with what she had rather than what she wanted, and they were happy.
Then a few months after her ninth birthday they discovered she had magic. It'd been a sunny day in their back garden, Xin was sunbathing and Tas was playing with some rune stones from her birthday. Allen was at work. Then the runes Tas was playing with burned brightly with a pale blue light and a sunflower appeared in the middle of the pattern. Xin just looked at it and then shrugged, calling Tas over for a hug. She had been suprised, sure, but not shocked as both she and Allen knew that magic existed. Her aunt had been an elementalist, after all. Allen was quite happy, and a little concerned, when he found out about the incident.
Some discussion followed, and then just after her 10th birthday they decided to move to another village a few miles south of Oxford. A quiet hamlet which ensured privacy and, more importantly, was populated by people who knew about magic. In her second week there Tas had a talk with some of the other kids and a few adults, and under pressure showed them what little magic she knew. The reaction was underwhelming to say the least, the kids were skeptical and unimpressed, while the adults shrugged and made many suggestions that she try doing things a different way. When she asked why she was told "Because that old style is impractical. This way is much faster." Unfortunately many of the adults suggested that she follow their own chosen styles, which pushed her to the point where she simply said no. She'd started with runes that were hers, so she'd continue with what she had. Other ways may be faster but, as she'd been taught for many years, faster does not mean better. Her stubborn streak kicked in and that was that, she was going to master what she learned was known as Circlet Style.
Over the following seven years she stuck firmly to this decision and made a great deal of headway in her chosen style. Her curiosity helped her build up a good range of spells and she learned more runes to play around with, increasing her potential greatly. Most of her free time was given to studying the runes, fiddling with combinations and practicing what she had already worked out... no sports or bars for her like so many of her fellow teens. She was too busy making her chosen style her own.
It wasn't long after she turned seventeen that Miss Evans, an old shaman from down the road, suggested that she should apply to the acadamey. Her dedication had been noticed by many in the village, as well as her curiosity and constant questioning, and she saw it as the next step for her. Plus if she went she'd not keep bothering them. Tas agreed and, with her parent's approval, applied to join the Acadamey as a student. It took nearly five months until she got a response, which was an approval. So she packed some things, said her goodbyes and moved to the Acadamy to set to with her studies. The resources of her new home were far greater than in her village, so Tas felt she had much to look forward to.


Circlet Style[/u][/color]
Circlet Style is a form of magic that is rarely seen in current times, and even at its peak was scarce. Practitioners of the art are so rare that Circlet Style is mostly self-discovered and self-taught, resulting in each caster having a different range of magical abilities. Fortunately it is a style that lends itself well to self-discovery, provided you know what runes to use with it, but one reason for its rarity is that it's hard to advance with it if you lack the right mindset. It isn't actually known how many runes Circlet Style has at its disposal, but it is estimated to be well over 50.

Runes are the source of Circlet Style. They serve to focus the power of the user, and when combined appropriately in a circle, or pattern of circles, unleash magical power in a staggering range of forms. From elementalism to hexes, necromancy to shamanism, and all other forms of magic besides, Circlet Style is capable of producing similar effects. But the obvious question now is, if Circlet Style is so flexible, why is it so rare?
Put simply, it's much easier to focus in a mainstream form of magic than to do the repetitive, mind-numbing experimening needed to achieve a new Circlet Style spell for yourself. Only a curious, inquisitive and overall stubborn mind will really excel with Circlet Style, as the spells can not be simply taught. Every caster must experiment with a spell until they get the right balance of runes, pattern and energy spending for themselves, regardless of if another Circlet Style user is aiding them.
Another reason is that the style is poorly suited to stealth, due to brightly glowing power circles and an everchanging background pitch during casting. Only a blind, deaf person has a chance of not noticing such spells being cast.

In practice, Circlet Style is all about the arrangement of runes in a circle or pattern of circles. This does not involve drawing the circles, as glowing circles of light (complete with the chosen runes) appear as the spell is being cast. They also come in a range of colours, depending on the intended effect of the spell.
A given spell gains power from the runes it contains, so including more runes (they don't have to be different ones) will always result in a stronger spell. But here lies a problem... adding more runes to a single casting circle will drastically increase its energy consumption. Splitting the runes into several circles, on the other hand, has a huge increase for the casting time of the spell. So all powerful Circlet Style spells are invariably slow to cast, and can also consume huge amounts of energy.
One way around the excessive energy demands that all Circlet Style user find (it's practically the only spell common to all users) is using an alternate form. By casting spells from a different form the energy use is halved, but these forms tend to come with a host of weaknesses and stupidities. There is actually a documented case of one caster winding up with a water fountain as their alternate form... they started practicing elementalism after that. The alternate form is based on the mind of the user, so each user can only learn one form and each one is individual to that user.

Also, while casting a spell there is an audible background humming that grows stronger as the spell builds up. The stronger the spell, the louder it gets. In extreme cases it can even make the ground tremble a little, like a small earthquake.


Strengths:[/u][/color]
~Tas' particular version of Circlet Style is mostly oriented towards fighting or distracting groups of enemies. This makes her strong in group fighting.
~Her alternate form, "Armour Form", is a hovering metal construct. It is extremely resistant to most physical attacks, and technically it can fly. Striking it will not make it fall to the ground, even if you tumble it. Its floating abilities are strong enough to carry up to three average-weight humans as passengers on its back.
~Healing and repairs transfer between forms. Example: Tas loses an arm. She shifts to Armour form and someone welds a rough replacement onto her (a painful process though). When she shifts back she will have her arm again, tbut it will be in poor condition and probably have broken bones, heavy bleeding, etc. Well... it's better than losing it permenantly, right?
~Tas' Strafe Pistol (or Strafe Cannon when using her alternate form) is an excellent weapon for long-range combat. This is due to its built-in enchantments and not Tas' skill in using it.
~Tas is fairly tough in human form, and very durable in her alternate form. This is good as it gives her a chance to employ her magic in battle without being knocked out too quickly.
~In either form Tas has a limited ability to sense magic around her. This is extremely vague as she developed it to assess the strongest ambient elements for some of her spells, so for tracking specific sources it is hopelessly inaccurate. It also isn't up to tracking spiritual energy.


Weaknesses:[/u][/color]
~While her spells are strong against groups, they are unusually inefficient against single targets. Also many of her spells work on friend and foe alike, which can be dangerous to her allies.
~Her alternate form, "Armour Form", is technically an inanimate object. So it is vulnerable to all spells that deal with such targets, in addition to the spells she is vulnerable to as a human.
~"Armour Form" is not very agile in its hovering movements, it can't dodge bullets and needs time to accelerate to speed. Any bullets that hit it fuse to its external armour and need removing before Tas can change back to her human form.
~"Armour Form" is free-floating, so any kind of impact (from a fist to a bullet) can set it tumbling if Tas isn't careful. This tumbling is very distracting for her, making her lose focus on what's going on until she stabilises herself again. In extreme cases it can also make her feel physically ill.
~All damage and injury transfer from one form to the other. Example: Armour Form is severely dented and scratched in combat. Upon shifting back to her human form Tas will have extensive bruising, scratches, and so on.
~Tas' Strafe Pistol (Or Strafe Cannon) is not very accurate at close or medium range. This is actually her fault rather than that of the weapons, as she isn't very good at aiming.
~Despite her time and training, Tas isn't especially good at dodging in her human form either. This is down to her reactions being a bit on the sluggish side most of the time.
~Tas is generally bad at physical combat. The only time she can hope to do damage is at range with her gun, unless she gets a lucky shot at shorter range. Up close she is hard pressed to inflict harm or even defend herself half the time. If she couldn't withstand a modest amount of punishment (or a lot in her Armour Form) she'd be a serious liability in combat.


Weapons/Gear:[/u][/color]
Tas has two items that she always has with her; the Strafe Pistol and the Charge Box. The pistol morphs into a Strafe Cannon if she shifts to her Armour Form while carrying it.

Strafe Pistol
The Strafe Pistol is Tas' personal handgun, a modified Desert Eagle XIX using .50 rounds. Its has been modified by Tas with her magic, giving it a deep blue matte finish and enchanted ammo. The clip has also been expanded from the usual 7 rounds to 9 rounds.
The gun enchants all rounds fired from it, granting them limited self-propulsion for 5 seconds and the ability to turn at a rate of 45 degrees per second until impact. The rounds steer themselves towards a target pictured in Tas' mind when she fires, giving the weapon very high accuracy at range despite her lack of aiming skills. At short to medium distances, however, the bullet usually doesn't have enough time to turn towards its target because of its high speed. So against few opponents she regularly empties an entire clip without hitting anyone.
Tas doesn't carry spare ammo for her gun, instead reloading it by means of a spell she developed for that purpose. Also, if Tas shifts to her alternate form while carrying the Strafe Pistol it morphs into the Strafe Cannon, which is attached to her Armour Form.
Should the pistol be lost or ruined for whatever reason, Tas can replace it over roughly a week or two. If someone else aquires it the enchantment works for them too, but they will need to arrange their own supply of .50 ammo.

Strafe Cannon
The Strafe Cannon is the big brother of the Strafe Pistol, firing 60mm armour piercing rounds. It can hold up to 3 rounds at once, is reloaded in the same manner as the Strafe Pistol, and also shares the pistol's enchantment. While good against any kind of vehicle or large target, it suffers the same poor accuracy at short or medium range as the Strafe Pistol. In fact it's even worse at such ranges, as its rounds move nearly three times faster than the pistol shots do and it has less ammo.
The Strafe Cannon, while it exists, is a permenant part of Tas' Armour Form. It's not an attachment, and as such can't be dislodged from her short of disintegrating the part of her it's attached to. Once separated from the Armour Form the cannon morphs back into the Strafe Pistol.

Charge Box
The charge box is a small case usually found attatched to the back of Tas' belt. Inside is a small explosive charge about the size of a CD, which can be removed and stuck to any surface. This explosive is magical in nature and detonates whatever it is applied to, along with itself, a set time later. Tas visualises how long she wants the charge to wait when she sets it, the limit being 30 minutes. Additional charges can only be created by using her forge spell on the charge box.
The charges have limits to their power... a van is about their maximum. Anything larger will not detonate with the charge when it explodes. They also don't work on living creatures.


Items:[/u][/color]
No Items.


Stats:[/u][/color]
Strength: 6
Dexterity: 5 (+2exp =7)
Endurance: 11 (+3exp =14)
Intelligence: 16
Wisdom: 5 (+3exp =8)
Energy: 22 (+2exp =24)


Notes[/u][/color]
Tas has the ability to manifest circlets without actually casting a spell. She does this and then gradually changes their conficuration, adding a bit here, moving a bit there, until she finds something that works. This is the way that she develops new spells in her own style.
It can sometimes be dangerous though, as the manifested circlet is still charged with magic. A wrong combination can sometimes bring a bad result immediately.


EXP and Battles[/u]

Battles[/u]
1 Win, 3 Losses, 1 Tied

EXP[/u]
Fight EXP: 5
Rankup EXP: 5
Class EXP: 0
Mission / Event EXP: 0
Total EXP: 10

For her magic list see the following post.

[The Corrector]

One thing I'd like to ask you, before you finish your sheet: Please eliminate the quotations for your various spells and such. It hurts my eyes, going back and forth like that.

Also: Your weight should be in pounds (lbs.), not kilograms (kg.).

It's a direct 2.2 conversion, so your characters weight would be, exactly, 94.6 lbs.

[The Designer]

She can use Kilos if she wants to...

After all, this is an International Site ^_^

Anyways, APPROVED!

[Aiyon]

Spell List:[/u][/color]
The spells Tas knows for her Circlet Style magic are broadly split into three kinds, the descriptions for which are below. Tas can figure out new spells for her magic style as time goes on, which are added to this list. Spells added will be noted as having not been tested enough, or being in testing, and so will be prone to misfiring until used a few times in combat. Once a spell has been used enough times it'll loose its misfire effects.
The energy drain for each spell is measured on a scale from Minimal to Crippling, showing how difficult it is for Tas to fuel them. Armour spells have two such values, the second of which is for her human form.
The full scale: Minimal - Minor - Low - Moderate - High - Extreme - Crippling

Basic Spells are spells that Tas can cast in any form. They tend to have low energy demands and be of limited power.

~Focus[/u] is an unusual spell, based in elementalism, which takes 4 seconds to cast. It casts with the two strongest elements from its surroundings, which often misguides people into beleiving Tas has a larger range of spells than she actually does... a view she tends to nurture when she can. When cast the spell creates a combined blast from these two elements, striking at anyone or anything in a line 5 meters wide up to 20 meters in the direction she casts it.
For example: casting in the middle of a raging inferno at night combines fire and dark to create a blast of spluttering purple flame, but casting in a forest while it's raining (or if she's just been hit by a bucket of water) will combine wood and water to create a torrent of high-velocity water lillies. I never said it was perfect...
Tas prefers not to cast this spell in an area she suspects to be strong in Spirit, as she doesn't know what it could do. She fears that fire with spirit could set the essence of a person alight, and that spirit with dark would be soul-destroying...
When used the spell forms a small circle with three runes, and a larger circle with 6 runes a little further away along the casting direction. The colour of the circles varies with the elements being used.
Drain: Moderate

~Forge[/u] is a general utility spell. Tas can cast it on any weapon that requires ammunition, her charge box, or herself when in Armour Form. The spell activates over 6 seconds, forming two white circles (each with 4 runes) around the target of the spell.
Used on weapons it refills the weapon with the needed ammo (a crossbow gets a single bolt, a pistol gets a full clip, etc) and used on her charge box it replaced the explosive charge inside it. When used on her armour form it removes any bullets she has been hit with, allowing her to use Shift again.
Drain: Minor

~Layer[/i] is an attempt to counter some of the inherent flaws of Tas' armour form. In her human form Tas is more agile and a smaller target, and still has access to her formidable reserves of magical energy, even if she can't effectively use her stronger spells. What Layer does it to tap into her reserves and use it to create a protective layer of energy over her body, which flickers in and out of visibility. The layer becomes completely opaque to people on the outside for the instant it is struck before returning to its there/not there appearance.
In casting Layer uses three grey circles with 8 runes each, spaced equally around Tas, and takes about 7 seconds. Once cast, however, the circlets vanish leaving only the protective field, and the spell effect remains until Tas exhausts her reserves or cancels it. Other spells can be cast at the same time, though they will place a greater strain on her energy supply than usual.
While helpful, Layer does not make Tas invulnerable. Powerful spells and attacks, while reduced, can punch through the protection, and the spell itself is not very energy efficient when absorbing damage. It also sometimes misfires, amplifying any incoming attack, though Tas won't know until something hits her if that has happened.
Layer is also incompatable with her armour form, making it a human-form only spell.
Drain:Moderate

~Runes is a lightweight general-purpose spell. As her knowledge of runes increased Tas began to find that her development spell was not good for defining a single rune, and forming new spells was haphazard as a result. Runes creates two circlet of pale blue light, each with four runes, around Tas' forarm (usually her left). The spell stays active until it either malfunctions or she cancels it.
The final component of the spell is a single rune that appears in the appropriate hand, as if she's holding an invisable sphere. Without this rune the spell does nothing, but look pretty, but any rune can be used or swapped in while the spell is active, in each case giving Tas control over its ability. The result ranges from fireballs and lightning bolts to speed and strength boosts to shields, healing, or anything else she has a rune for. However, the effect is not especially strong unless Tas shunts more power into the spell, making it more likely to falter.
The spell is inherently unstable, and can fail at any time (especially when more power is pushed through it). When it fails the circlets shatter, the sleeve (if one is present) gets shredded and Tas takes some minor injury to her forearm. This is usually limited to black marks, small burns, minor cuts, and so on, though it can sometimes be worse. Since the spell uses an arm, Tas can't use it in her armour form, though other spells can be cast while Runes is active.
Drain: Minor to Heavy

~Seeker[/i] is a spell intended for distraction more than anything else. It employed a trio of 4 rune circles in a triangle pattern in front of Tas and takes two seconds to cast.
When cast what looks like rockets arc out of the center of each circle and spirals towards wherever she wants them to go. These three projectiles (one per circle) can pull up to a 180 degree turn just after launch, meaning Tas could be sitting behind cover and send them off at her opponents. After the initial turn, however, they are unguided and fly at high speed in a tight corkscrew to wherever she's pointed them.
On impact there is what looks and feels to be a real explosion (light, noise, blast of air and heat, etc) but in reality it's just a show. Taking a direct hit from one of the projectiles is only enough give most people a light bruise. Which makes this spell flashy but harmless.
The fake rockets the spell creates can come in a range of sizes, larger ones obviously seeming more dangerous, but any direct hits still have the same effect. It is a distraction spell, after all.
Tas can combine this spell with her Shadow spell.
Drain: Minimal

~Shift is the spell that allows Tas to move to and from her Armour Form. A large yellow circle with 6 runes appears around her at waist height, and over a few seconds she morphs into her new form (including anything she's wearing). Fortunately she still regains energy in either form, so she can spend it all in battle with her Armour Form and change back after waiting a little while. Shift does not work if the Armour Form has got any bullets stuck to it.
The form lacks arms and legs, its only offensive means are to try and headbutt opponents (hard to do with its poor acceleration) or use its Strafe Cannon.
Drain: Low

Armour Spells are like basic spells, but unless Tas is in her armour form they place a greater strain on her energy. And they tend to give her a severe headache as well.
You can tell which spells are armour spells because they have two drain values, the second of which is for Tas' human form.

~Boost[/u] creates two white circles behind Tas, one with 12 runes and one with 4, and takes 5 seconds to cast. The spell gives Tas a few moments of reckless acceleration in a given direction (it can be angled up or down too). This can be useful for her Armour Form, as a collision with a hurtling mass of metal is generally harmful for most living things. But if the armour form misses its target it takes a long time to slow down from its 150kph dash unless it uses boost again in the opposite direction.
While Tas can use this in her human form she prefers not to, as colliding with something by doing that would be very painful.
Drain: Low-Moderate

~Effect[/u] is an area-effect attack spell that Tas can emply against a group of targets. It employs three concentric red rings (each with 8 runes) that appear above her head, and takes about 12 seconds to cast.
Tas does not need to be facing in a given direction to use Effect... in fact she doesn't even need to be able to see the target area (though it helps if she can). The spell can be activated at any point within 100 meters of her when she casts it. At the target point the spell triggers and hits anyone within 12 meters.
Unfortunately this spell is based on Focus, so its actual result is just as fickle as its counterpart. Fortunately Tas figured out how to cast Effect about a year after she learned Focus, so she's managed to block it from using Spirit. This means she will cast it anywhere whre she thinks the ambient elements are suitable.
Drain: Low-High

~Shadow[/u] is a diversion spell that creates an illusion to distract opponents. It also grants invisibility to Tas for as long as the illusion survives, plus the ability to hover about a meter above the ground to avoid leaving footprints is she's in human form.
The spell uses a single blue ring with 10 runes which appears around Tas, and takes 8 seconds to cast. When it casts Tas becomes invisible and the illusion immediately takes her place, copying her posture exactly. The illusion can be an exact copy of her or it can have some changes, such as a different outfit or slightly altered face. Tas can then float off invisibly to escape or attack from another direction, leaving her illusion to continue where she left off.
Note that the illusion by itself can't cast spells, and hits from its gun (or cannon) don't hurt either. The illusion is also very weak and disintegrates after only absorbing a little damage, which promtly breaks the spell. The spell also fails when pitted against anyone that can sense minds or souls, as such senses can track Tas as she moves away from the illusion.
To make shadow more useful / distracting it can be cast at the same time as Tas' Seeker spell, as with Seeker distracting opponents with aparrantly dangerous rockets they're less likely to notice the illusion taking center stage.
Drain: Moderate-Heavy

~Shockwave[/u] is effectively a last-ditch defensive spell to help keep Tas from getting swarmed by opponents. It creates a single 3 rune ring around her waist, a pale green in colour, which then erupts in a wall of force a split second later. This force will push anything around Tas away from her at fair speed... people and objects within 5 meters get pushed away at 60kph, while those at 5-10 meters are moved at 35kph. In itself the spell does not harm anyone, but injury can come from bad landings afterward, being hit by another flying object, being pressed against walls or being pushed off cliffs.
This is the fastest-firing spell Tas has at her disposal.
Drain: Low-Low

Rare Spells are spells that Tas will rarely employ. This could be due to extreme energy use, or other side effects. Rare spells can be basic or armour spells.

~Blastwave[/u] is basically Shockwave to the nth degree. Like Shockwave it pushes against anything within a set radius away from the caster, but Blastwave is far more potent. Casting this brute of a spell takes nearly four minutes and employs 19 circles, 10 with 12 runes each and 9 with 4 runes each. That's a total of 156 runes... ouch.
When cast Blastwave applies incredible force to all objects within 5km of the caster for about four minutes, kicking them away at up to 720kph. The forces are such that trees, buildings and just about anything else are removed from the area. Even solid rock beneath the feet of the caster is crumbled and pushed back. Once the spell ends Tas falls to the ground unconcious, regardless of what form she's in. Even the air was forced away, so she had nothing to breathe while the spell was in effect...
Blastwave can level an entire city when combined with Increase, but Tas can barely handle the energy discharge involved.
The spell is in testing. A misfire creates the opposite effect of a shockwave, pulling anything nearby towards Tas.
Drain: Extreme-Crippling

~Compress is a target-driven boosting spell, loosely based on the pattern used in Increase. Like Increase the spell seeks out flows of magical energy, but rather than strengthening what it finds is instead blasts away all restrictions and inhibitions to the flow, drastically increasing spell casting time. It works on the first spell cast by the target, or dissipates after 3 minutes.
Unfortunately there are some serious drawbacks to the spell. By indiscriminately removing constraints on magical flows it damages the sources feeding them with power. Any magic user that casts a compressed spell will have their magical abilities severely reduced for nearly a full day afterwards. This reduces the potency of any other spells cast and makes most of the caster's usual energy unavailable for spellwork. And it also stings like an a really, *really* bad sunburn.
Compress uses the same casting pattern as Increase, except that another 5-rune ring is added and the casting time is reduced to 12 seconds. Compressed circlet spells have their rune rings rotating at high speeds.
The spell is in testing... if it misfires it reduces Tas' ability to sustain magic, but not as much as a successful casting on herself.
Drain: High

~Disruption Field[/u] is a strong area-effect spell that seeks out and disrupts flows of magical energy within 500m of its point of casting. The spell was designed to destroy all enchantments, no matter how powerful, over its 10 minute duration. But therin lies its main fault... it disrupts itself after about 1 minute. This is enough to get rid of things like weak buffs or effects, suspend stronger ones, and to halt any spellcasting by people a fair bit stronger than Tas during that minute... but when the spell self destructs all suspended magic comes back and new spells can be cast.
The field itself does not work against transformations, as the magic has already done its work in such cases. Also, Tas' own Armour Form is immobilised for the duration of the spell, only able to rotate in place like some kind of glorified turret. Or an unarmed turret if she doesn't have her Strafe Cannon.
The other effect of the field is that it can temporarily block rifts. For between 5 seconds and 10 minutes (depending on the power of the rift) nothing can go through it, be it monsters emerging from it or an assault force going to attack the monster realm, should they want to...
Disruption field employs a total of 120 runes spread across 6 blue circles, and takes about 30 seconds to cast. These circles take an orb arrangement around the caster while casting is being done. Disruption Field does not combine with Increase.
This spell is in testing. A misfire drains the energy of everyone within 5 meters of the caster, including Tas herself.
Drain: Extreme-Crippling

~Increase[/u] is a target-driven boosting spell. It seeks out flows of magical energy in its subject and enhances them when they appear, or it disippates after 5 minutes. In practice Increase is a one-shot aid to any following spell, and may be cast on anything capable of spellcasting, including the original caster. The next spell used by the target demands about 50% more energy than usual, but its effects are doubled.
There are some serious drawbacks for Tas, however. Using it once gives her a mild concussion, reducing her ability to fight coherently... using it twice forces her into a coma for a few days. In boosting flows of magic the spell disrupts her own natrual energy routes, unfortunately. To get over single uses Tas needs to have 10 hours total of peaceful sleep, so she can generally use the spell once every few days if she felt like it.
In casting: four red circles of 5 runes each appear in an equidistant ring around the target. These fade after the spell is cast (which takes 18 seconds) but the spell effect stays with the target for up to 5 minutes.
If used to enhance other Circlet Style spells the rings of the effected spell rotate quickly and emit red sparks while casting.
Drain: Moderate

[The Designer]

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