Main Syllabus | Trained Subrank Syllabus | Lightning Weave | Cone of Silence Weave | Ball of Light Weave | Voice Amplification Weave | Warding
Flows of Water and Fire are extended towards the target, placed closely together so as to produce tension that will provide the potential for a lightning bolt. The bolt is 'thrown' by using a thin flow of Spirit to bridge between the Water and Fire, closing the gap between them and bringing about a massive electrical discharge.
This is a warding against sound, either to keep sound out or to keep it inside. Flows of Air, Earth, and Spirit are laced into a tapestry-like pattern that can be knotted in place or held for the duration of its needed time.
The practitioner weaves a hollow shell of Air, and fills it with a few twisted strands of Fire to produce an incandescence that provides light. Depending on how thick the flows are, the light can be dim or bright enough to tie off in midair as the light source for a small battle.
Tendrils of Air, laced with Fire to activate them and allow them to conduct and amplify sound are woven in rays extending outward from the practitioner, producing the effect of a loudspeaker. Useful in the extreme for large-scale lessons, for relaying battle commands, and for being intimidating in general.
Main Syllabus | Trained Subrank Syllabus | Lightning Weave | Cone of Silence Weave | Ball of Light Weave | Voice Amplification Weave | Warding