Undaedalus at 15:54, 23 February 2026

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	\|user= [[Fire templar]]		\|user= [[Fire templar]]
	\|duration= Permanent		\|duration= Permanent
	\|castingCost= ~~300~~ mana		\|activationLag= 2 rounds
			\|castingCost= 150 mana
	\|tickCost=		\|tickCost=
	\|pulseCost=		\|pulseCost=
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	\|delay=		\|delay=
	\|requirements=		\|requirements=
	\|syntax= *cast 'temper' <item> ~~high~~		\|syntax= *cast 'temper' <item>
	*cast 'temper' <item> low
	}}		}}
	~~Many disciples of the flame have~~ sufficient control over their art to		With sufficient control over their art, fire templars are able to apply
	~~carefully temper ferric metals~~, ~~toughening them far beyond their natural~~		heat to metal weapons and armor to permanently enhance rather than destroy.
	~~wont. While hardly the equal of master smiths, the skills of these magi~~ are		When used on a metal weapon, the item will gain hitroll; when used on metal
	~~nonetheless sought after by many whose lives depend on their blade not~~		armor, the item will gain AC. In addition, temper will permanently adjust
	~~breaking at a critical moment.~~		the item's level to be equal to the spell's effective casting level. There
			is a small chance to destroy the item when used.
	~~Tempering may be performed at high or low temperatures~~ to ~~help toughen~~
	~~ferric materials. In the case of~~ weapons~~, this equates to improved [[hitroll]]~~
	~~due to the greater incaution with which the owner may now wield the blade;~~
	~~other items tend to become more suitable as [[~~armor ~~class\|armor]]. Master flamesmiths have~~
	~~been known~~ to ~~imbue weapons with additional minor bonuses, as well~~. ~~While~~
	~~all tempering comes with~~ a ~~risk of losing control and melting~~ the item ~~into~~
	~~uselessness~~, ~~that risk -- and~~ the ~~commensurate reward -- is far greater at~~
	~~high temperatures~~. In ~~all cases~~, ~~a surviving product~~ will be ~~rendered~~
	~~nearly indestructible by~~ the ~~process~~.

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Created page with "{{skill |name= Temper |type= Spell |subtype= Item enhancement |user= Fire templar |duration= Permanent |castingCost= 300 mana |tickCost= |pulseCost= |range= Target Inventory Item |delay= |requirements= |syntax= *cast 'temper' <item> high *cast 'temper' <item> low }} Many disciples of the flame have sufficient control over their art to carefully temper ferric metals, toughening them far beyond their natural wont. While hardly the equal of master smiths, the skill..."

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{{skill
|name= Temper
|type= Spell
|subtype= Item enhancement
|user= [[Fire templar]]
|duration= Permanent
|castingCost= 300 mana
|tickCost=
|pulseCost=
|range= Target Inventory Item
|delay=
|requirements=
|syntax= *cast 'temper' <item> high
*cast 'temper' <item> low
}}
Many disciples of the flame have sufficient control over their art to
carefully temper ferric metals, toughening them far beyond their natural
wont. While hardly the equal of master smiths, the skills of these magi are
nonetheless sought after by many whose lives depend on their blade not
breaking at a critical moment.

Tempering may be performed at high or low temperatures to help toughen
ferric materials. In the case of weapons, this equates to improved [[hitroll]]
due to the greater incaution with which the owner may now wield the blade;
other items tend to become more suitable as [[armor class|armor]]. Master flamesmiths have
been known to imbue weapons with additional minor bonuses, as well. While
all tempering comes with a risk of losing control and melting the item into
uselessness, that risk -- and the commensurate reward -- is far greater at
high temperatures. In all cases, a surviving product will be rendered
nearly indestructible by the process.

Temper - Revision history

Undaedalus at 15:54, 23 February 2026