Rheja Svolgur

Arms Proficiency: All matter of blades, save for ones taller than her shoulders.

Spells: Simple spells creates advantage in combat

Wilderness survival, with superior scent and hearing

Zoology, Goetia, Biology, Ecology

Pseudo-Aero: a line-based pulse of wind that can reach up to a medium distance, or imbued with enough power to knock a large foe off-balance.

Pseudo-Fire: close-ranged spray of firecracker-esque blasts, used to blind and frighten, but can also be focused into an igniting gout.

Break Trap: Rheja leaves a line-in-the-sand, inflicting Break and slowing - or immobilizing - the victim for a few moments.

Addle: A simple-but-versatile hex used to confuse, impair, or open weaker-willed targets up for suggestion. Soils the mood right quick.

Manaward: A persistent ward that follows Rheja's palm like a large shield. More effective against magic that physical impact.

Repose: Puts an exhausted victim into a nap. The effect on a vigilant target is too negligible to be worth the aether spent.

Increases blood production, increases efficiency in metabolizing energy, and decreases the sensation of pain.

Consumes massive amounts of stored energy, short term polycythemia (possible blood clot), sensitive spleen. Use sparingly.

Increases the ability to produce adrenaline, blood pressure and flow to muscles, and helps the body release glucose into the blood stream for extra energy. Boosts reaction speed.

Imposes anxiety, excessive sweating, increased fear or inability to feel fear, and high heartrate. Follows with crash and fatigue. Use sparingly.

Closes the body to external Aetherflow, granting resistance and even partial immunity to incoming magical effects.

Promotes internal Aether stagnation. Almost entirely prevents aetherical and magical projection of any kind, reducing combat effectiveness, and leading to fatigue, nausea, and 'locked-in' sensation.

Increases the ability to heal out of combat: reduces blood loss, coordinates immunity response, and rebuilds tissue, potentially turning fatal wounds into survivable ones.

Needs ample food, water, and rest to fuel the process. Higher body temperature, slightly more inflammation, and general fatigue. Remove infections and debris before use.

The stomach, kidneys, intestines, the skin, and the lymph system are enhanced to eliminate toxin. Increases the liver’s metabolism, allowing the liver to fully process most toxins

Toxin effects may be present at reduced severity. Side effects of liver-overwork includes jaundice, abdominal pain, abnormal waste, fatigue, nausea/vomiting, and loss of appetite.

Boosts Aether channeling capabilities. Aetherial feats and spellcasting will be more efficient, last longer, and be more powerful.

Magical fatigue (not as severe as an adrenaline crash). Recovers naturally over time with adequate food and rest. Magical projection becomes severely limited for hours or days, depending on exertion.

Dilates pupils and opens the body up to perception of ambient Aether, granting a composite image of low-light vision, and contour-based vision in completely dark environments.

Slightly increased susceptibility to incoming magical effects, and sensitivity to bright light. Awareness is unaffected.