Target Aspects: Agency
Change Aspects: Formation, Manifestation, Portation, Sunderance

Manipulating chance, possibility, and potentiality is the domain of fate weavers.

Opposed Willpower

Anytime a spell involving the aspect of agency is targeted at an unwilling creature, the spell result needs to beat the target's willpower to take effect.

Example Spells

Assistance (A, F)

There are many variations of this spell, each granting bonus dice to one or more rolls as long as the spell is sustained. For example, a protective spell might grant bonus dice to the target's defence or willpower rolls depending on the nature of the protection - physical or mental. Silencing someone's steps might boost stealth rolls. Be sure to note what rolls can be assisted.

If multiple bonus dice are granted, they may be distributed over multiple types of rolls.

Hinderance (A, S)

Hindering an unwilling target requires beating the target's willpower with the spell result.

There are many variations of this spell, each imposing malus dice to one or more rolls as long as the spell is sustained. For example, a distraction spell might grant malus dice to the target's melee combat, ranged combat, or unarmed combat rolls. Making someone clumsy might hinder movement rolls. Be sure to note what rolls can be affected.

If multiple malus dice are imposed, they may be distributed over multiple types of rolls.

Steal Potential (A, P, S)

Stealing potential from an unwilling target requires beating the target's willpower with the spell result. However, it does have the benefit of increasing the caster's potential at the expense of an opponent's potential. Since stealing potential involves not only the target but also the caster, the minimum required spell volume is 2. Increasing the spell volume allows stealing potential from multiple targets, but the total amount of potential stolen is distributed over the targets as the caster wishes.

Transfer Potential (A, P)

Between spell volume number of willing participants (minimum 2), potential can be transferred. This can either be between the caster and one or more targets, or between a number of targets other than the caster. The amount of potential transferred is distributed between the participants as the caster wishes.