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Knight side for this: Kinsey Nott

Knight Title: Santa Maria Novella of Ganymede
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Weapon & Magic

Page Weapon: A wooden letter opener with gold inlay, see the image for something of an idea for the detailing..

Squire: An ornate walking stick, with a gold embellished handle, has replaced the letter opener. For the magic when channeled it can last 35 seconds at most and will range ten feet around him. Tapping his walking stick on the ground will activate his magic, sending it rippling out in a “pool” of red magic that’ll leave every opponent within a ten foot radius of him feeling like they are drunk - as if they indulged in far too many drinks. Slurring speech, staggering, falling over, walking into things, and even vomiting. Anything you might experience when very drunk - it is possible here. People can, of course, walk out of his range and effects will taper off, at player discretion, but for those unable to leave the range of his attack thigns will get worse the longer they are there. Players can, of course, choose how to play this out.


Knight Weapon: It’s a cane, similar to a walking stick, but the gold handle is now that of a serpent's head, with red stores for eyes and the ganymede symbol on its forehead. The tip of the walking stick is also golden now, with more decoration. Tapping the stick to the ground activates Novella’s magic and sends out a ripple of red along the ground. Novella can channel his magic for 45 seconds total. Novella’s magic will make every opponent within a twelve foot radius of him feel as if they’ve not only over indulged in their drink to the point of being drunk but that they have alchol poisioning. Again, people can manage to escape his range of effect, and tghings will taper off at player discretion, while those who remain in his range will progressivly feel worse. Again, it is up to player discretion how to handle this.

The symptoms of such are: Confusion, slowed responses, lack of coordination, vomiting, difficulty remaining conscious, slower breathing, slower heart rate, Cold, clammy or bluish-colored skin (cyanosis), especially around the lips and fingernails, Low body temperature, seizures, and Problems with bladder or bowel control.