Shu Path Feng Path Harm Asphyx Tree Chi Wind Chi \ / Herbalist | (Wind) | Lei Path | Huo Path Electric | Fire Thunder Chi | Fire Chi \ | / Raindancer - (Water) - Phys - (Fire) - Mwanga / | \ Ocean Chi | Heaven Chi Acid | Disintegration Hai Path | Tian path (Earth) | Yamabushi / \ Lake Chi Mountain Chi Poison Cold Chih path Shan Path The above diagram shows the relationship between the different paths available to the abjurer. The four elements are balanced with each other, and each provides access to a greater understanding of two elemental schools of protection. Raindancer is opposed to Mwanga, therefore one who joins Raindancer cannot join Mwanga, or any of its tertiaries. The same is true for Herbalist versus Yamabushi. The abjurer secondary guilds contain the skills "chi control" and "chi strength". "Chi strength" allows the abjurer to cast an AC improving protection spell on two targets. The "chi control" skill increases the duration of the AC prots. You may study the two elemental paths allowed by a secondary or a single elemental path and the physical path. It is important to note that in order to acquire the physical path one must complete the entire mini-path for a single element first. The minipaths follow the naming convention: [name] Tzu --> [name] Wu --> [name] Shih Tzu: Provides [path] chi ability (you may cast elemental resistance on two targets at once) Wu: Provides [path] chi knowledge (increase the percent resistance) Shih: Provides [path] chi intensity (you may cast spell on three targets) |