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Approved Tech Dancer's Breeze

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  • Intent: To sub a necklace for a Winter Wonderland Party thread.
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  • Allows the wearer to manipulate ice, launching it in blasts which often manifest as balls of ice and snow that can be sent flying through the air.
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  • Icy Blast: The necklace allows the user to channel the force to fire a blast of ice from their hands.
  • Sparkly: It looks really really pretty.

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  • Unlimited Power...not: The Necklace only contains enough energy for a handful of blasts before it needs recharging.
  • Force Null: Stepping into the presence of a Ysalamir or a Voidstone nullifies the effect of the force imbuement leaving the fan as well, nothing more than a sparkly accessory.
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Diovalin in winter was a realm of ice and frost, of snow-covered trees and frozen lakes, so it was no wonder that it’s inhabitants loved the snow. So much so that they wanted to share them with their guests, with the strangers who found their way into that magical wonderland. As welcoming and playful as they were, they knew that to fall in love with the snow in the same way they had you would have to really experience it first hand.​
It was a labour of love more than anything, the smiths crafting the beautiful jewellery they could add that touch of magic that would let their guests experience the ice. But, tricksters they were, nothing was ever so simple. That power would quickly drain, and to return it...you had to return the ice and snow to recharge.​
One way or another, they’d get you to love that snow.​
 
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