Pathway of the Ents

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Like all Epic Pathways, the abilities must be learned in order, and all requirements met before the Epic Ability is granted.

1st Epic Ability

Skill Requirements

  • Greater Informational Lore: Nature
  • Lesser Informational Lore: Ent
  • Druid Arts
  • Primary school of magic: Druid
  • Ability to cast from memory at least 1 9th level druid spell.

Roleplay Requirements

Must have had contact with an ent.

Ability

Field of Thorns - This skill allows any entangling spell cast from memory to be made into a 10 ft radius effect. The effect is from where the packet lands. The caster must state "<spell verbal> 10 ft radius".

2nd Epic Ability

Skill Requirements

  • Survival: Woodlands
  • Survival: Mountains
  • Forestry 1
  • Advanced Lore 1: Nature (combat, elude or magical)

Roleplay Requirements

The character must have experienced being entangled. The character must have restored (by oneself or with a Grove) a place of Power for nature.

Ability

Rooted - This ability grants immunity to entangling, knock back, and knock down spells, taglines, and effects.

3rd Epic Ability

Skill Requirements

  • 3 resists in addition to those granted by their Druid column
  • Greater Informational Lore: Mythical Creatures
  • Greater Informational Lore: Elemental Realms
  • Forestry 5

Roleplay Requirements

The character must become invested to a True Druid's Grove (Mythal). The character must become a warden or master of one of the elements within a True Druid Grove (Mythal)

Ability

Eruption of Roots (1/day) - This ability causes the ground to erupt in roots which flail and smash anything in the area of effect. This causes 100 points of Crushing damage in a 10 foot radius from where the casting packet lands. The targets are also entangled for 10 minutes unless able to break free or are immune. Breaking this ability requires a 10 count and a minimum of +10 strength. The caster is never harmed by the roots, nor entangled, so they may center this effect on themselves. Verbal: "Of roots deep, with the power of tland, hear me, as I am of nature too. Bring forth your roots my brothers, let them feel the power of the ents."