Your opponent may seem to have the upper hand, but you have them exactly where you planned. Instead of a Reaction, you may choose any Action or Short Action to perform, even if you already spent them this turn. Use your Power Point dice instead of the Proficiency’s normal dice pool for this Action. You may not expend more Power Points on this than your chosen action’s Proficiency Level.
Note that unless your chosen action explicitly prevents the action you’re reacting to, the action you’re reacting to still happens.
You cannot use this Power to perform another Power.

Astral energy fills your muscles. You deliver a gut-punch (a CQC attack) that sends your enemy flying. Roll a Power Point Check. Your target flies straight up a number of metres equal to your Power Point Hits, then suffers that amount as damage upon landing (in addition to the normal damage delivered by the attack).

You draw upon the collective knowledge passed down from teacher to teacher until it reached you. Pointing your crafting implement towards the heavens, you imbue it with the wisdom that comes from generations of hard work. Any Power Point Hits rolled are added to the Hits of the Check used to create an item.

You tap your elbow twice, then twist and jump. Landing with your elbow on the Prone target, you deliver a devastating blow.
Pick a body part as the target and roll your Power Point dice. All Hits go directly towards that body part; they cannot be divided among other parts. This leaves you Prone.

Throwing caution to the wind, you perform an additional Action or Short Action on your turn. Use your Power Point dice instead of the Proficiency’s normal dice pool for all rolls related to this Action. You may not expend more Power Points on this than your chosen action’s Proficiency Level.
You cannot use this Power to perform another Power.

The moment you notice hostile intent, your mind springs to action. A plan forms in less time than it takes to blink. You move before your enemy even realises you noticed.
Add your Power Point Hits to your Initiative roll.

Your apparent failed Check was but a ruse. While you seem to fail, you actually baited out a response from your target. Every Power Point Hit rolled is added to your current Check (Hits rolled this way cannot be negated).

Through willpower alone, you push your body past its limits for one last attack. It has to end here and now. Multiply your Power Point Hits by 2 and add them to your current Melee fighting attack roll.
You cannot take any other actions or reactions this turn or on the next one.

Your will puts force into your projectile beyond anything your weapon is designed for. Your hands steady; your breathing stops; the world goes quiet enough to hear your heartbeat. You fire further than your weapon should ever be capable of.
Increase the maximum range for your current attack by your normal maximum range multiplied by your Power Point Hits.

By sheer force of will, a fired or thrown projectile curves in decidedly impossible ways. Each Power Point Hit can be used to make your projectile change direction by up to 90 degrees at any point of its trajectory, even curving around obstacles. Reactions to Dodge or otherwise prevent being hit gain a -1 Disadvantage.

Fuelled by willpower alone, flames erupt from your projectile as you fire it. When your projectile hits its target, in addition to the normal damage, the target gains the Set on Fire status effect. The Difficulty of the fire is equal to your rolled Power Point Hits.

You combine the abstract of magic with the physicality of the material world. Spending an hour channelling Astral energy, you imprint a spell onto an object.
Make a Check using your Power Points against the Spell Level of the spell you wish to imprint. On a success, the spell is imprinted onto the object with an Enchantment Level equal to your Wizardry Proficiency Level.
Anyone can use the enchanted object to automatically succeed in casting the spell, as long as they know what the item does, by expending 1 point of the Enchantment Level. Once the Enchantment Level becomes 0, the item crumbles to dust (or, for an indestructible object, simply loses its magic).
Any required Checks are made using the item’s Enchantment Level (equal to the caster’s Wizardry Level at the time of enchanting). Any spell that refers to the Check used to succeed uses the item’s Enchantment Level (damage spells, for example).

Building upon magical infusions and lingering spells, you create machinery fuelled by magic.
Using a Magitech Engraving Kit, you etch a diagram into an Astral Crystal (10 grams in weight), which will then power and control a magical object.
The Astral Crystal’s grade must be equal to or higher than the Spell Level of the infused spell on the object. You then spend a number of hours equal to that Spell Level creating the engraving, after which you roll your Power Points against the Spell Level. Matching or exceeding the Spell Level is a success. The spell on the magical item is then powered, driven, and controlled by the engraved Astral Crystal, now attached to the item, and will activate the spell on a pre-defined trigger.

This has a number of positive and negative effects:
- The object no longer has a maximum charges/uses limit.
- If the Magitech item is a tool or weapon, it is governed by its user’s related skill instead of an Enchantment Level.
- If the Magitech item functions independently of a user, it uses the Astral Crystal grade to determine the number of dice thrown in a Check.
- The object can be used by anyone who knows how to use the trigger.
- The object does not need to be held in order to function.
- The object can be integrated with other Magitech items.
- The object can be augmented with other non-magical crafted parts.
- The object has a pre-defined effect; the user cannot mould the effect to their intent as with a normal spell. The intent is engraved on the crystal with completely pre-defined parameters (direction, target, speed, and so on). In essence, the spell is now executed on the crystal, not in the caster’s mind. Control is maintained, but in a pre-defined manner.
- The Magitech construction is fragile; a casing can be built to protect the components, negating this disadvantage.

A Magitech weapon starts at a Quality level of 0. For each component added, reduce the Quality by 1 for each component with a Minor spell attached, and increase the Quality by 1 for every Major spell and by 2 for every Greater spell.
If the Quality is lower than 0, the tool or weapon counts as Poor, giving a -1 Disadvantage in its use. If it is 0, it counts as Mundane. If it is 1 or higher, it counts as Exquisite, giving a +1 Advantage in its use.

Focusing your innate energy into a Magitech implement, you push it much further than its warranty will cover. Every Power Point Hit is added to the attack damage.

The Astral surges through your blood, delivering more energy to your legs than you know what to do with.
Gain additional Movement Speed this turn equal to your normal Movement Speed multiplied by your Power Point Hits.

Adrenaline surges through your veins. It’s now or never. Recalling everything you’ve been taught, you execute your procedure with extreme precision and discipline. Add your Power Point Hits to the First Aid Check and reduce healing time by your Power Point Hits × 5 minutes.

You pour your energy into your legs, pushing far beyond normal strength. Your jump height increases by a number of metres equal to your Power Point Hits.

Your opponent seems to have lost something. Let’s be nice and return it.
With swift movement and quick wits, you deflect a thrown or fired projectile back to whoever fired it at you. Match or exceed the original attack with your Power Point Hits. On a success, you avoid all damage and instead inflict damage on your opponent equal to your Power Point Hits. Any special effects on the projectile are inflicted on your target as well.

Use a number of Power Points no higher than your Agility Proficiency Level or your Stealth Proficiency Level, then multiply that number by 5. The result is the distance you can dash through unseen and unheard, nearly instantaneously.

Match or exceed the Difficulty of the caster’s Wizardry Proficiency. On a success, you absorb the energy of the spell, giving you an Advantage to your first next spell equal to the Difficulty of that spell.

One shot, two kills. Through force of will, a second projectile appears—identical to the first in every way save for its target. Match or exceed the Difficulty of the Proficiency you used for the attack with your Power Point Hits. On a success, you hit the second target for the same effect as the first.

Ignoring the constraints of physics and trigonometry, you extend the reach of your weapon by surging Astral energy through it as you strike. Increase the reach for your current attack by your normal reach multiplied by your Power Point Hits.

You watch for non-verbal and verbal cues alike. Suddenly it all clicks into place. Roll your Power Points against the Difficulty of the target’s Charisma Proficiency. If you match or exceed the Difficulty, you learn the target’s true motives and plans.

Your body may be broken, but you cannot back down now. Blocking out the pain, you make an unarmed strike with your crippled limb. You use your Power Points instead of your CQC Proficiency for this attack.