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== Тропы и штампы ==

== Тропы и штампы ==

* [[Абсолютный ксенофоб]] — с фитильком тёмные эльфы. Крайняя степень изоляционизма плюс вера в собственное превосходство. Однако вступление в силу Фиорского пророчества заставляет даже их взаимодействовать с людьми.

* [[Абсолютный ксенофоб]] — с фитильком тёмные эльфы. Крайняя степень изоляционизма плюс вера в собственное превосходство. Однако вступление в силу Фиорского пророчества заставляет даже их взаимодействовать с людьми.

** Связка воспоминаний, которым Фердинанд, король Тлантоса, дал наводку на цель для лича.

** Связка воспоминаний, которым Фердинанд, король Тлантоса, дал наводку на цель для лича.

** «Пиратский» хак: связка воспоминаний, которую позднее дописал в того же лича К′ирсан по заказу тёмных эльфов.

** «Пиратский» хак: связка воспоминаний, которую позднее дописал в того же лича К′ирсан по заказу тёмных эльфов.

* [[Неуправляемая сила]] — сын Мелисандры что-то колдует буквально в пелёнках в колыбели. Учитывая, что его отец — К′ирсан, мальчик явно унаследовал что-то нестандартное.

* [[Неуправляемая сила]] — сын Мелисандры что-то колдует буквально в пелёнках в колыбели. Учитывая, что его отец — К′ирсан, мальчик явно унаследовал что-то нестандартное.

* [[Опасный и запретный приём]] / [[Вещи, которые лучше не знать]] — содержимое второго и третьего томов «Теории и практики магии Междумирья», ''magnum opus'' легендарного Архимага Нолда, Птоломея. Птоломей счёл это знание слишком опасным и уничтожил записи.

* [[Опасный и запретный приём]] / [[Вещи, которые лучше не знать]] — содержимое второго и третьего томов «Теории и практики магии Междумирья», ''magnum opus'' легендарного Архимага Нолда, Птоломея. Птоломей счёл это знание слишком опасным и уничтожил записи.

      

      

    Advanced Ancient Acropolis: the elven kingdoms on Grol'd and Gorkh.

* Advanced Ancient Acropolis: the elven kingdoms on Grol'd and Gorkh.

    A God I Am Not: K'irsan is worshipped as a Saviour by two different sects, and the idea causes him some major discomfort.

* A God I Am Not: K'irsan is worshipped as a Saviour by two different sects, and the idea causes him some major discomfort.

* Animal Eye Spy:

    Animal Eye Spy:

** K'irsan can use his bond to Rual to this effect, including Rual's ability to see magic.

        K'irsan can use his bond to Rual to this effect, including Rual's ability to see magic.

** Varrek Minosh uses a spell for this effect.

        Varrek Minosh uses a spell for this effect.

* Area of Effect: Trademark of powerful magic. Spells with this effect are rarely used in close quarters, but common on battlefields and during besieging or storming castles.

* Awesome Moment of Crowning: deconstructed as K'irsan crowns himself the new king of Western Kayen, describing how the environment fits the moment: the palace lies in ruins, the captured predecessor shakes with fear and a dead monster rests at the new king's feet.   

    Area of Effect: Trademark of powerful magic. Spells with this effect are rarely used in close quarters, but common on battlefields and during besieging or storming castles.

* Geometric Magic: large-scale rituals will generally include geometric patterns of various types.

* Half-Human Hybrid: elves breed with humans and produce fertile offspring. Half-elves are very rare due to the elves' xenophobic tendencies.

    Awesome Moment of Crowning: deconstructed as K'irsan crowns himself the new king of Western Kayen, describing how the environment fits the moment: the palace lies in ruins, the captured predecessor shakes with fear and a dead monster rests at the new king's feet.   

** Timarenis Baltusaim, the vizier of Ralayat, has an elven father and a human mother. His daughter Melisandra is considered a quarter-elf and according to the elves of Mallorean, an expendable abomination.

    Geometric Magic: large-scale rituals will generally include geometric patterns of various types.

* Healing Hands: the vast majority of healing spells work at touch range.

** K'irsan used intuitive tissue manipulation to this effect before learning proper healing spells.

    Half-Human Hybrid: elves breed with humans and produce fertile offspring. Half-elves are very rare due to the elves' xenophobic tendencies.

** For reasons unknown even to K'irsan himself, his healing spells always put the patient into intense pain while they work. His followers consider this an additional reason not to bug their leader with medical work.

        Timarenis Baltusaim, the vizier of Ralayat, has an elven father and a human mother. His daughter Melisandra is considered a quarter-elf and according to the elves of Mallorean, an expendable abomination.

* Look on My Works, Ye Mighty, and Despair!: the dvarwes of the Eagle Range built a Crystal Gate, an artifact designed to provide unlimited magical energy for their subterranean empire by taking it from the Abyss. They miscalculated heavily, as the dark energy has flown through the Crystal Gate as a tidal wave, flooding their capital city, the Heart of the Mountains, and rendering the vast majority of deep caves uninhabitable.

    Healing Hands: the vast majority of healing spells work at touch range.

* Magically Binding Contract: the rite of Girkam's Pledge, where a mage deposits a part of his or her magical power as a security. Blood Magic can be used to bind non-mages for similar purposes.

        K'irsan used intuitive tissue manipulation to this effect before learning proper healing spells.

** The king of Tlantos deposited two fractions of his power with the shamans of the Sleepers. The contracts were fulfilled by Chismar and Lord Markus, returning the power back to the king.

        For reasons unknown even to K'irsan himself, his healing spells always put the patient into intense pain while they work. His followers consider this an additional reason not to bug their leader with medical work.

** K'irsan demanded the Pledge from the dark elves, adding the audacity of doing so to the long list of things Minosh would like to kill him for.

 

* Magically Inept Fighter: averted as magic isn't available to everybody.

    Look on My Works, Ye Mighty, and Despair!: the dvarwes of the Eagle Range built a Crystal Gate, an artifact designed to provide unlimited magical energy for their subterranean empire by taking it from the Abyss. They miscalculated heavily, as the dark energy has flown through the Crystal Gate as a tidal wave, flooding their capital city, the Heart of the Mountains, and rendering the vast majority of deep caves uninhabitable.

* Marked Change:

 

** Dark elven mages who ascend to the rank of "varrek" undergo a metamorphosis known simply as "the Change". Their appearance changes from the typically beautiful elven to a fairly demonic one.

    Magically Binding Contract: the rite of Girkam's Pledge, where a mage deposits a part of his or her magical power as a security. Blood Magic can be used to bind non-mages for similar purposes.

** Cultists of the Sleepers mutate into monsters when the Sleepers place their demonic servants into such mortal hosts.

        The king of Tlantos deposited two fractions of his power with the shamans of the Sleepers. The contracts were fulfilled by Chismar and Lord Markus, returning the power back to the king.

** Averted with K'irsan's eyes and scars. While those started to permanently glow, K'irsan didn't cross any truly significant threshold at that time.

        K'irsan demanded the Pledge from the dark elves, adding the audacity of doing so to the long list of things Minosh would like to kill him for.

* No Doubt the Years Have Changed Me: Lakrista and Melisandre have both encountred K'irsan before or during his time as a slave. Both women are rather surprised to recognize him during a much later episode, as an army unit under K'irsan's command comes to their rescue during the civil war in Zelod.

    Magically Inept Fighter: averted as magic isn't available to everybody.

* Power Glows:

** The Hammer of Zelod and the Scepter of Power both glow when their powers are called upon.

    Marked Change:

** K'irsan's eyes glow in an eldritch green hue when he draws excessively upon his magic. Much to his annoyance, this glow later becomes permanent and even extends to the scars on his face.

        Dark elven mages who ascend to the rank of "varrek" undergo a metamorphosis known simply as "the Change". Their appearance changes from the typically beautiful elven to a fairly demonic one.

** Various elements of Geometric Magic glow when powered or activated.

        Cultists of the Sleepers mutate into monsters when the Sleepers place their demonic servants into such mortal hosts.

* Remote yet Vulnerable: as K'irsan used the Astral Path ritual to perform another ritual on a specific location, the intervention of a powerful demonic entity caused lesser demons to appear around K'irsan's body. His bodyguards dispatched them.

        Averted with K'irsan's eyes and scars. While those started to permanently glow, K'irsan didn't cross any truly significant threshold at that time.

* Ritual Magic: commonly used in various fashions by all factions on Torn. As a general rule, the ritual complexity will scale with effect complexity.

 

** K'irsan has shown the habit of inventing new rituals, often combining elements from several magical traditions.

* Unequal Rites: True Mages of Nold consider their way of doing magic (spells of the classical elements + Light) to be the only one and discriminate against other human, goblin and troll mages. Elves are exempt due to being either almost unknown (Dark elves) or being regarded as benevolent elders (Mallorean elves).}}

    No Doubt the Years Have Changed Me: Lakrista and Melisandre have both encountred K'irsan before or during his time as a slave. Both women are rather surprised to recognize him during a much later episode, as an army unit under K'irsan's command comes to their rescue during the civil war in Zelod.

 

    Power Glows:

        The Hammer of Zelod and the Scepter of Power both glow when their powers are called upon.

        K'irsan's eyes glow in an eldritch green hue when he draws excessively upon his magic. Much to his annoyance, this glow later becomes permanent and even extends to the scars on his face.

        Various elements of Geometric Magic glow when powered or activated.

    Remote yet Vulnerable: as K'irsan used the Astral Path ritual to perform another ritual on a specific location, the intervention of a powerful demonic entity caused lesser demons to appear around K'irsan's body. His bodyguards dispatched them.

    Ritual Magic: commonly used in various fashions by all factions on Torn. As a general rule, the ritual complexity will scale with effect complexity.

        K'irsan has shown the habit of inventing new rituals, often combining elements from several magical traditions.

    Unequal Rites: True Mages of Nold consider their way of doing magic (spells of the classical elements + Light) to be the only one and discriminate against other human, goblin and troll mages. Elves are exempt due to being either almost unknown (Dark elves) or being regarded as benevolent elders (Mallorean elves).

== Примечания ==

== Примечания ==