[Featherfall]
- [Featherfall!]
- [Featherfall—]
- [Featherfalling]
- [Featherfell]
Aliases for [Featherfall]
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| Chapter | Text |
|---|---|
| 3.27 M | “No need for that. I will cast a [Featherfall] spell and slow us.” |
| 3.36 | “This ring does not simply allow you to ‘jump higher’. It allows you to jump higher and maintain the weight of your fall while protecting the user. To put it in simpler terms, this is not a ring that has a simple [Featherfall] and [Lightfoot] dual enchantment. This ring uses gravity. Thus, if a warrior in plate armor were to jump twenty feet into the air and land, the impact would—” |
| 4.19 | “Up a set of ropes that stretches over a hundred feet down? They’ll be lucky if they don’t lose a few just falling, with all that they were carrying. Unless one of them knows [Featherfall].” |
| 4.38 B | “[Featherfall]. [Featherfall!]” |
| 4.38 B | “[Featherfall]. [Featherfall!]” |
| 5.08 | “I am. Don’t block my aim. Wait…wait…[Featherfall].” |
| 5.21 E | I had to explain to the excited nobles, patiently, that it didn’t matter if someone cast a [Featherfall] spell on Andres. The whiplash of being thrown by the arm of the trebuchet might kill him before he had to worry about landing. I’m not about to risk a [Lord] dying on my lands, thanks. |
| 5.28 | “That’s far down. What’s the plan for getting down there? Jump and [Featherfall]? Or rope?” |
| 6.12 K | “[Featherfall].” |
| 6.13 K | “I will find you tomorrow to practice more spells. This time bring the staff. You will learn to cast [Featherfall] with it.” |
| 6.22 D | “[Featherfall]! [Hammer Kick]!” |
| 6.65 | But down it came. Out of the mountains. Leaping from rock to rock, slowed by the [Featherfall] spell. Ceria’s heart lurched as she saw her old friend. |
| 7.03 | “What did you do? Was that…[Featherfall]? Does that work on Wyverns?” |
| 7.03 | “[Featherfall]!” |
| 7.09 K | Not evil, evil. Not like Gazi the Omniscient, ruthless counter-assassin and butcher that the legends made her out to be. But she trained Trey ruthlessly. To teach him spells like [Featherfall], she’d thrown him out a window multiple times, and then started doing it when he wasn’t paying attention! |
| 7.09 K | “Stop panicking. Even poor carpets have some level of anchoring for the rider. This is a poor gravity spell woven into the threads. Besides which—both you and Pathseeker are capable of casting [Featherfall]. What are you worried about?” |
| 7.09 K | Some of the sand blew directly over the carpet and all three passengers. The Quarass stopped the carpet as Gazi woke up. And then the Quarass pushed Trey over the edge of the carpet and he demonstrated [Featherfall]. |
| 8.12 T | “Illusion. That was what will happen if you do not arrest your fall. Actually, you may die. I advise you to cast impact-shields if you must, and do not land on your head. Vertically. But none of you will cast [Slow Fall], [Featherfall], or any other gravity spell! You will project air. And not a spell! Just air. The exercise is to, without relying on a spell, conjure enough magical force to prevent yourself from being hurt. Perhaps the impact shields for the first time, but the second, try to do without. Pain and fear of death is an excellent teacher.” |
| 8.15 | “[Featherfall]!” |
| Interlude – Luan the Giant | “[Featherfall].” |
| 8.33 R | “Trace that spell! [Featherfall]!” |
| 8.37 H | Salii was leading the tour group around. The first area consisted of vertical rock spires—as well as poles of wood or metal, suspended high off the ground. Although…there was no helpful body of water at the ground. Salii had an option on [Featherfalling], but in deference to Salthorn’s complaints, you’d have to buy or procure your safety net. |
| 8.46 G | They were being followed. And whilst Hekusha, known to all and sundry as The Healer of Tenbault, and not by any other name, dearly wished for her freedom, she was terrified that any battle in the air would result in her falling to her death. And she couldn’t quite recall [Featherfall] off the top of her head. If she had her spellbook… |
| 8.46 G | Rags frowned as Hekusha tried to show her a basic spell—[Featherfall]. Learning while riding was difficult, but Rags had little better to do; Fighti was taking them on a course they had arranged last night with the map. Hekusha bit her lip. |
| 8.51 D | “[Featherfall]! [Featherfall]!” |