Magic-User Guide

Jenn:

Active powers:

~Light Crystals
A ranged attack of holy power formed in the shape of sharp crystals.

Drawback: takes a few seconds to summon. The more crystals, the harder they are to aim.

Cooldown: 10 seconds


~Blade summon
Summons a holy blade to her hand to use in combat, very effective against dark beings. Bade will stay until dismissed.

Drawback: the blade can cause serious injury to angels, injuries caused by this blade take longer for angels to heal than normal injuries and can be fatal.

Cooldown: One minute


~Healing
Angels can heal other beings of their injuries.

Drawback: bigger injuries take longer to heal, and use up more of an angel’s grace, which causes the cooldown to last longer. Injuries caused by dark magic take longer to heal. Can not heal the dying or recently deceased.

Cooldown: anywhere from 30 seconds to several minutes, depending on the injury.


Dormant powers:

(powers that are pretty much always on, in the background, and don't have cooldown.)

~Immortality
Angels can not age, nor die from any mortal illnesses or diseases. They can be wounded by mortal weapons but powerful dark magic, holy blades, holy fire, or the attacks of another immortal being are more likely to seriously injure or kill an angel.

~Flight
Angels can fly anywhere with their wings, sometimes moving so fast that to the human eye it almost looks as though they can teleport. Their arrival by this mode of transportation is almost always accompanied by the sound of wings. Angel’s can’t fly if their wings are badly damaged.

~Now you see them, now you don’t
Angels can make their wings invisible at any given time. This doesn’t make them completely incorporeal however, and if an angel isn’t careful, they might accidentally hit someone or something with their wings.
The shadow of their wings can also be seen even in this form under certain light.

~Telepathy
Angels can form a telepathic connection to those they become close to and form a personal bond with, so long as the other person allows them to do so.



Hades:

Active powers:

Pyromancy:

~Fireballs
Can summon fireballs to throw at enemies (or annoying minions)

Drawback: fireballs will be weaker in the rain, and a good dose of water will put them out entirely

Cooldown: 5 seconds


~Smoke manipulation
Can manipulate smoke into various objects and beings, sometimes making said things into tangible objects.

Drawback: Smoke beings can easily be disposed of, and are more often nothing more than a simple distraction or display.

Cooldown: none


Umbramancy:
(/Necromancy)


~ Reanimation
Can bring the souls of the dead back to life, or stall a mortal’s death.

Drawback: More often than not they will simply die again anyway sometime in the near future, since the fates cut their thread of life for a reason. He also doesn’t do this without a damn good reason and something in it for him.

50/50 chance of the recently un-dead being in a zombie like state.

Cooldown: One day


Dormant powers:

~Immortality
Being a god, he cannot die. He can however be brought down a rung or two by other gods and high tier immortal beings, and be restrained with strong holy powers. (Or y’know… just throw him into the whirlpool of souls. He’d probably be there for a little while ;P )

~God strength
All gods have strength superior to that of mortals, Hades is no exception.

~Teleportation
Can teleport anywhere.

~Telekenisis
Can move objects without touching them.

~Summoning
Can summon people and things that are in his possession.

        Active Powers

Shape Shifting
The ability to completely change form in look, attitude and voice. Puck keeps a few notable characters under his belt that he regularly transforms into.

• Drawback: The more time spent in one personality the more “real” they become. For example, Owen is his own person at this point, whom Puck has little control over. Owen may make decisions that Puck is forced to obey because it’s “in character.” This also makes switching back and forth more difficult.
  
  
• Cool Down: The “cool down” is less for the sake of regaining energy and more for keeping personalities in line. Due to the “development” effect that too much time may give them, Puck tends to refrain from spending too much time with his more volatile characters.
  

Transfiguration
The ability to change objects and other creatures by shape/ability/voice.

• Drawback: Must be in the same room/reach of the object/person being transformed. Not permanent and can be undone by other spells/finding a way to stop his transfiguration. For example, if he were to turn an axe into a spinning blade, the object could be stopped by cutting something with the blade/stopping the change he had made. Full body transfigurations of other people require much more energy than objects but are more permanent and require magic to realter.
  
  
• Cool Down: Several objects can be transfigured at once but multiple people require at least a few hours. Extended use of this technique will result in less effective transfigurations.
  

Soul Transfer
The ability to possess someone’s body for a limited amount of time.

• Drawback: Requires the most energy out of all his powers and is by far the least pleasant. Those Puck is possessing are fully cognizant throughout the process but require great strength to overpower him. Can only be performed at optimal energy for a few hours and more powerful magic users are more likely to be able to usurp this ability.
  
  
• Cool Down: A full day. Longer if multiple people were involved.

Invisibility
The ability to hide from plain sight.

• Drawback: Very easy for him to slip out of. Requires concentration and does not make him mute/touchless. Humans are far less likely to notice him unless they are familiar with magic, but other magical beings will not be affected/can see him regardless.
  
  
• Cool Down: Slowly drains his energy over pro-longed use. He is unable to hide himself when extremely weak/unconscious.

Spell Casting
The most basic of his powers; as the name implies.

• Drawback: requires the ability to form a rhyme and often requires a source of energy such as a mirror or light source when affecting either large groups of people or those not present in the same room. Affected entirely by the performance/energy level of Puck.
  
  
• Cool Down: Depends on the spell and who it is targeted at. Simple stun spells require short rests of a few minutes while larger spells require a full day’s recovery. If the spell is too strong Puck may faint for a short while.

        Dormant Powers

Immortality
Pretty self-explanatory. Puck could theoretically be killed if he were to be completely drained of energy and evaporated/destroyed, or if he were to suffer an unhealable wound.
It would also be possible for Puck to “fade out” over the course of a millennia, but this would require many centuries and lack of energy from Puck to occur.

Flight
Flight requires about as much energy as a slow stroll, adjusting of course for speed. It is usually easier for Puck to fly than to walk, so most of his transportation when not in disguise is done this way. However, being in flight or motion makes his attacks weaker/harder to project, so when casting spells, it is more preferable to land.


        Weaknesses

Iron
Puck is physically vulnerable to iron. When mixed with other metals it can be used as a method of restraint, only slightly weakening his powers. However, in it's pure form it is extremely painful and weakens him to the point of paralysis when in direct contact with him.

Summoning
Through the use of spells Puck may be summoned and forced to do the bidding of others. To do this one must recite a specific spell and use Titania's Mirror, or an equally powerful magical artifact associated with Oberon's court, along with a feather and mixed iron chains. Once summoned Puck is bound to serve the summoner until he is released by them or whomever can break his chains.