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Another aspect of the Two Arts involves imbuing the blade with supernatural power, similar to the lost [[Templars|Templar]] ability of [[Bladefire]]. For example, the ability, "'''Desperate Angel'''", imbues one's blade with an individual's desperation, fear, anger, and rage, and sends them slashing through the opponent. This technique was performed by Pyramides on the [[serpent]] [[Lucius Errikale]] in the [[Battle of King's Tomb]] during the [[Wars of Succession]]. | Another aspect of the Two Arts involves imbuing the blade with supernatural power, similar to the lost [[Templars|Templar]] ability of [[Bladefire]]. For example, the ability, "'''Desperate Angel'''", imbues one's blade with an individual's desperation, fear, anger, and rage, and sends them slashing through the opponent. This technique was performed by Pyramides on the [[serpent]] [[Lucius Errikale]] in the [[Battle of King's Tomb]] during the [[Wars of Succession]]. | ||
The '''TwoArts''' | The skill of '''TwoArts''' is available to members of the [[Blademaster]] [[class]], along with [[Striking]] and [[Shindo]]. | ||
==Abilities in Two Arts== | ==Abilities in Two Arts== | ||
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|syntax=MULTISLASH <target> | |syntax=MULTISLASH <target> | ||
|required= | |required= | ||
|target=Adventurers | |target=Adventurers and denizens | ||
|cooldown=4.50 seconds of balance | |cooldown=4.50 seconds of balance | ||
|detail=By compounding your focus, you may slash your target thrice in a single, continuous motion. Such an attack will deal more damage and draw more blood than a lesser slash, but not permit an accompanying strike. | |detail=By compounding your focus, you may slash your target thrice in a single, continuous motion. Such an attack will deal more damage and draw more blood than a lesser slash, but not permit an accompanying strike. | ||