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 ===== Wyldfire =====
-Some Spooks’ rage burns hot, while others stoke a cold fury. Wyldfire literalizes the metaphor, enabling the wraith to conjure barrow-flame. This art’s raw destructive potential delights the Shadow, all the more so because the wraith has no control over the fire once he releases it. || System: The wraith concentrates for a full turn, focusing on a target within his Willpower x 10 yards. The player spends 2 Pathos and 1 Corpus and rolls Stamina + Outrage. The wraith’s Shadow gains 1 temporary Angst per success. The size and intensity of the barrow-flame produced depend on successes:\\ 1 success Candle (soak difficulty 3, 1 level of aggravated
+| Some Spooks’ rage burns hot, while others stoke a cold fury. Wyldfire literalizes the metaphor, enabling the wraith to conjure barrow-flame. This art’s raw destructive potential delights the Shadow, all the more so because the wraith has no control over the fire once he releases it. || System: The wraith concentrates for a full turn, focusing on a target within his Willpower x 10 yards. The player spends 2 Pathos and 1 Corpus and rolls Stamina + Outrage. The wraith’s Shadow gains 1 temporary Angst per success. The size and intensity of the barrow-flame produced depend on successes:\\ 1 success Candle (soak difficulty 3, 1 level of aggravated damage/turn) \\ 2 successes Torch (soak difficulty 4, 1 level of aggravated damage/turn) \\ 3 successes Campfire (soak difficulty 5, 2 levels of aggravated damage/turn) \\ 4 successes Bonfire (soak difficulty 7, 2 levels of aggravated damage/turn) \\ 5 successes Inferno (soak difficulty 9, 3 levels of aggravated damage/turn) \\ As always, the barrow-flame does aggravated damage, and victims may soak it only if they have an appropriate art. If Wyldfire creates barrow-flame in the Skinlands, the resulting conflagration triggers the Fog. |
-damage/turn) \\2 successes Torch (soak difficulty 4, 1 level of aggravated
-damage/turn) \\3 successes Campfire (soak difficulty 5, 2 levels of aggravated
-damage/turn) \\4 successes Bonfire (soak difficulty 7, 2 levels of aggravated
+===== Anger Enough for Two Worlds =====
-damage/turn) \\5 successes Inferno (soak difficulty 9, 3 levels of aggravated
-damage/turn) \\As always, the barrow-flame does aggravated damage, and victims may soak it only if they have an appropriate art. If Wyldfire creates barrow-flame in the Skinlands, the resulting conflagration triggers the Fog.
+| Most Outrage arts reach across the Shroud. This one reaches for the Shroud, takes it by the throat, and beats it into submission. Never willingly taught outside the Spooks’ Guild, Anger Enough for Two Worlds rends the barrier between the Skinlands and the Shadowlands to shreds. It exacts a terrible toll on the wraith who uses it, but in extremis dedicated Spooks are willing to pay its price. ||  System: Anger Enough for Two Worlds is usable only in the Shadowlands. The player spends 1 Willpower and 3 Pathos and rolls Strength + Outrage. The wraith loses 1 Corpus per success, his Shadow gains 1 temporary Angst per success, and every other character in the scene suffers 1 level of bashing damage per success. The local Shroud ratings drops by the number of successes rolled. It regains one point every turn until it’s back to its normal value. If this art reduces the Shroud below 4, the Shadowlands and Skinlands become one until the Shroud recovers. During this time, the Shroud is considered to be 3 for purposes of all rolls relying on it. All wraiths in the area can interact with Skinlands objects as if they had mortal bodies, while all relics become fully visible and tangible to Skinlands denizens. Any supernatural power that normally works on only one side of the Shroud can affect anything in the area. Such a condition invokes the Fog, gets Oblivion’s full attention, and is immediately obvious to every supernatural being in the vicinity. The Storyteller determines what these latter effects do but they should have far-reaching repercussions. |

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