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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Version 1 ==<br />
'''Date:''' 2008-05-24 23:50:28 GMT<br />
'''Author:''' pm<br />
'''Comment:''' Initial version<br />
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'''Warping''' refers to the effect of change a character undergoes due to being exposed to a mystical effect that is not accord with the character's nature. Mystical effects can be momentary, such as a spell being cast, or medium-term, such as a strong [[Aura|aura]] through which a character travels. Effects like these are always specific to one of the [[Realms of Power]]. An entity that originates from, or is in complete accordance with a specific [[Realm]], is usually considered immune to Warping from that [[Realm]]: a [[Faerie|faerie]] creature would not be considered to be subject to Warping due to living in a strong [[Faerie]] [[Aura|aura]]. A [[Hermetic]] [[Magus|magus]], though [[Gift|Gifted]], is not immune to Warping from the [[Realm]] of [[Magic]], but a spirit, a magical creature, is.<br />
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= Quantification<br />
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A character that is subject to Warping gains [[Warping Points]]. [[Warping Points]] act as �experience points� for the [[Warping Score]] of a character, that is, it takes 5 [[Warping Points]] to increase a [[Warping Score]] from 0 to 1, and another 10 to increase it to 2. Human beings that are not born in an area with a strong [[Aura|aura]], start with a [[Warping Score]] of 0.<br />
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= References<br />
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* [[ArM5]], p. 88, 167.<br />
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= See also<br />
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* [[Limits|The Limit of Warping]], [[ArM5]], p. 80.<br />
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== Version 2 ==<br />
'''Date:''' 2008-05-25 00:05:56 GMT<br />
'''Author:''' pm<br />
'''Comment:''' Long-term effects<br />
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'''Warping''' refers to the effect of change a character undergoes due to being exposed to a mystical effect that is not accord with the character's nature. Mystical effects can be momentary, such as a spell being cast, or medium-term, such as a strong [[Aura|aura]] through which a character travels. Effects like these are always specific to one of the [[Realms of Power]]. An entity that originates from, or is in complete accordance with a specific [[Realm]], is usually considered immune to Warping from that [[Realm]]: a [[Faerie|faerie]] creature would not be considered to be subject to Warping due to living in a strong [[Faerie]] [[Aura|aura]]. A [[Hermetic]] [[Magus|magus]], though [[Gift|Gifted]], is not immune to Warping from the [[Realm]] of [[Magic]], but a spirit, a magical creature, is.<br />
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= Quantification<br />
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A character that is subject to *Warping(g( gains [[Warping Points]]. [[Warping Points]] act as �experience points� for the [[Warping Score]] of a character, that is, it takes 5 [[Warping Points]] to increase a [[Warping Score]] from 0 to 1, and another 10 to increase it to 2. Human beings that are not born in an area with a strong [[Aura|aura]], start with a [[Warping Score]] of 0.As the [[Warping Score]] of a character increases, he accumulates more and more typical traits of the primary source of the mystical effects he has been exposed to. Effects of Warping are expressed via [[Virtue|Virtues]] and [[Flaw|Flaws]].<br />
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= References<br />
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* Warping, [[Warping Points]], [[Warping Score]]: [[ArM5]], p. 88, 167.<br />
* Effects of Warping: [[ArM5]], p. 168.<br />
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= See also<br />
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* [[ accumulates more and more ty:ical traits of th<br />
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== Version 3 ==<br />
'''Date:''' 2008-05-25 22:14:28 GMT<br />
'''Author:''' pm<br />
'''Comment:''' Typo<br />
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'''Warping''' refers to the effect of change a character undergoes due to being exposed to a mystical effect that is not accord with the character's nature. Mystical effects can be momentary, such as a spell being cast, or medium-term, such as a strong [[Aura|aura]] through which a character travels. Effects like these are always specific to one of the [[Realms of Power]]. An entity that originates from, or is in complete accordance with a specific [[Realm]], is usually considered immune to Warping from that [[Realm]]: a [[Faerie|faerie]] creature would not be considered to be subject to Warping due to living in a strong [[Faerie]] [[Aura|aura]]. A [[Hermetic]] [[Magus|magus]], though [[Gift|Gifted]], is not immune to Warping from the [[Realm]] of [[Magic]], but a spirit, a magical creature, is.<br />
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= Quantification<br />
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A character that is subject to Warpingains [[Warping Points]]. [[Warping Points]] act as �experience points� for the [[Warping Score]] of a character, that is, it takes 5 [[Warping Points]] to increase a [[Warping Score]] from 0 to 1, and another 10 to increase it to 2. Human beings that are not born in an area with a strong [[Aura|aura]], start with a [[Warping Score]] of 0.<br />
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As the [[Warping Score]] of a character increases, he accumulates more and more typical traits of the primary source of the mystical effects he has been exposed to. Effects of Warping are expressed via [[Virtue|Virtues]] and [[Flaw|Flaws]].<br />
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= References<br />
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* Warping, [[Warping Points]], [[Warping Score]]: [[ArM5]], p. 88, 167.<br />
* Effects of Warping: [[ArM5]], p. 168.<br />
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= See also<br />
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* [[Limits|The Limit of Warping]]: [[ArM5]], p. 80.<br />
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== Version 4 ==<br />
'''Date:''' 2010-07-14 14:10:25 GMT<br />
'''Author:''' Yair<br />
'''Comment:''' warping for aligned characters<br />
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'''Warping''' refers to the effect of change a character undergoes due to being exposed to a mystical effect that is not accord with the character's nature. Mystical effects can be momentary, such as a spell being cast, or medium-term, such as a strong [[Aura|aura]] through which a character travels. Effects like these are always specific to one of the [[Realms of Power]]. An entity that originates from, or is in complete accordance with a specific [[Realm]], is usually considered immune to Warping from that [[Realm]]: a [[Faerie|faerie]] creature would not be considered to be subject to Warping due to living in a strong [[Faerie]] [[Aura|aura]]. A [[Hermetic]] [[Magus|magus]], though [[Gift|Gifted]], is not immune to Warping from the [[Realm]] of [[Magic]], but a spirit, a magical creature, is.<br />
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= Quantification<br />
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A character that is subject to Warping gains [[Warping Points]]. [[Warping Points]] act as �experience points� for the [[Warping Score]] of a character, that is, it takes 5 [[Warping Points]] to increase a [[Warping Score]] from 0 to 1, and another 10 to increase it to 2. Human beings that are not born in an area with a strong [[Aura|aura]], start with a [[Warping Score]] of 0.<br />
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As the [[Warping Score]] of a character increases, he accumulates more and more typical traits of the primary source of the mystical effects he has been exposed to. Effects of Warping are expressed via [[Virtue|Virtues]] and [[Flaw|Flaws]].<br />
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= Mystic Traditions<br />
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Various mystic traditions partly align their mortal members with one or more of the Realms. Hermetic magi, for example, are aligned with the [[Magic]] realm, and members of [[House Merinita]] are further aligned with the [[Faerie Realm]]. <br />
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Amongst the benefits of this alignment is the fact that such characters don't suffer Warping from residing in a high [[aura]] associated with that Realm.<br />
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Furthermore, they develop a particular response to Warping that is unique to their tradition and the Realm. Instead of suffering the normal effects of Warping, they suffer tradition's effects. Hermetic magi suffer Wizard's [[Twilight]], diabolists suffer [[Vituperation]], and so on.<br />
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= References<br />
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* Warping, [[Warping Points]], [[Warping Score]]: [[ArM5]], p. 88, 167.<br />
* Effects of Warping: [[ArM5]], p. 168.<br />
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= See also<br />
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* [[Limits|The Limit of Warping]]: [[ArM5]], p. 80.<br />
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