Difference between revisions of "Tattoos"

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Updates to Preparation and Inking
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{{SkillTableRow|Preparation|Inept|0|Prepare your skin for tattoo armour.}}
{{SkillTableRow|Inking|Inept|0|Learn how to the basics of inking tattoos.}}
{{SkillTableRow|Inking|Inept|0|Learn how to the basics of inking tattoos.}}
{{SkillTableRow|Fingers|Inept|0|From knuckles to tips decorate fingers.}}
{{SkillTableRow|Fingers|Inept|0|From knuckles to tips decorate fingers.}}
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{{SkillTableRow|TattooMaster|Transcendent|0|Increase the power of your tattoo armour.}}
{{SkillTableRow|TattooMaster|Transcendent|0|Increase the power of your tattoo armour.}}
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==Preparation==
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|style="background:pink"|Syntax: PREPARE SKIN<br/>
Power: 25% reserves<br/>
Outlay: 15 magicink
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With a powerstone and some magic ink to hand, you can prepare your skin for the tattoos of a dedicated and fearsome monk. You can prepare your skin up to four times, and each time will grant some basic armour protection, stacking up to a maximum of 8%. See <tt>HELP ARMOUR</tt> for more details.


==Inking==
==Inking==
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| style="background:darkblue; color:white"|'''Syntax:'''
| style="background:darkblue; color:white"|'''Syntax:'''
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| style="background:lightblue"|<tt>INK <design> ON <person><br/>
| style="background:lightblue"|Syntax: INK &lt;design&gt; ON &lt;person&gt; WITH &lt;power&gt;<br />
INK LIFT <id> FROM <person><br/>
INK LIFT &lt;id> FROM &lt;person&gt;<br />
SKINDESIGNS</tt>
SKINDESIGNS </tt>
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Tattooing is not only the art of illustrating the skin, but also of infusing ka energies into the ink itself, creating a symbiotic link between the tattoo and the subject's natural ka field. This is an intense procedure requiring concentration and focus. As every tattoo has a weight (how large and/or detailed it is), it will naturally take longer to ink a tattoo with a greater weight than one with a low weight. If the tattoo artist loses concentration during the process, they will consume the tints needed to ink the tattoo. At the end of the process, the tattoo artist will infuse the tattoo with a ka field, draining his or her own energy reserves in the process (amount approximately 1% of power reserves per 1 point of weight). Powerstones and power jewels may be used as part of the power cost. All inking must be done in a tattoo parlor equiped with a tattoo workbench.
Tattooing is not only the art of illustrating the skin, but also of infusing ka energies into the ink itself, creating a symbiotic link between the tattoo and the subject's natural ka field. This is an intense procedure requiring concentration and focus. As every tattoo has a weight (how large and/or detailed it is), it will naturally take longer to ink a tattoo with a greater weight than one with a low weight. If the tattoo artist loses concentration during the process, they will consume the tints needed to ink the tattoo. At the end of the process, the tattoo artist will infuse the tattoo with a ka field, draining his or her own energy reserves in the process (amount approximately 1% of power reserves per 1 point of weight). Powerstones and powerplex jewels may be used as part of the power cost. All inking must be done in a tattoo parlor equipped with a tattoo workbench.


Tattoos are permanent. However, the tattoo artist can lift the tattoo which is just as time consuming and power-draining as inking a tattoo.
Tattoos are permanent. However, the tattoo artist can lift the tattoo which is just as time consuming and power-draining as inking a tattoo.
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