Channeling

Background:

Sadin and Sadar are the male and female forces of energy, channeled by the people of the Balcuni-Silouese Empire in the Age of Legends. The yin-yang symbol of the Balcuni-Silouese Empire is often interpreted as the balance between Sadin and Sadar. During the Age of Legends, the male line of energy, Sadin, was tainted and began driving the men mad. For centuries, the people lost the ability to channel.

Channeling Items:

Angreel: Any item used to facilitate or aid channeling
Terangreel: A specialty angreel designed to aid channeling for a particular purpose. Rahasia Al'vere has two such items, a kneeling, praying woman (fertility), and a beguiling item.
Sa'angreel: A powerful angreel that increases general channeling ability. The Twin Sa'angreel, statue in the Church of Ishtar in Babylon, is a powerful angreel used to channel male and female energy together, multiplying the number of points channeled by each of the pair of channelers by a factor of 10. This is a major artifact of the Balcuni-Silouese Empire.

Characters with the Channeling Feat:

Rahasia Al'vere, Taran Soothra

Channeling Points:

To calculate the number of points available for channeling, use the following formula: 10 points per level + 5 points per point of Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma over 16 + any additional bonuses
For minor effect or minor alteration of spell, channel 5-15 points.
For augmentation of spell, channel 15 points per level of augmentation. For example, if a comparable metamagic feat would add four levels to the spell, channel 60 points.
To reach a spell that you could not normally cast, channel 15 points/lvl of spell +15 points.
Regardless of points available to channel, channeling is not always able to achieve a desired result. Potential chance of success is 9%/lvl -3%/lvl augmentation - 3% lvl of reached spell.

Channeling in Play:

Roll a Wisdom Check (d20 + W bonus) at DC 15? + 1 per every 15 channeling points added to spell.
If the character fails the channeling check, roll again, adding an addition 15 channeling points, and roll a Channeling Effect on the following table (See MapTool for Updated Table and Scripts):

d20	Effect
5	dizzy spins, -2 hit, -10 psi pts, -2 Dex, 1d3 turns
10	vision loss 20’, -1 hit, no smell 1d3 turns
15	dex loss -1/-2 Dex for 1d6 turns
20	confusion W check or confused 1d4 rounds
25	headache 10%-40% loss psi points, 10% miscast spell 1 hour
30	unwariness surprised 3-6 1-3 hours
35	giddiness +bravery, +morale, take on large fights
40	tiredness +4/+5 initiative d4 hours
45	drunkenness light-moderate d4 hours
50	extreme sensory loss C check or unconscious, vision 10’, d4 hours
55	dizzy -5 Dex, +4 initiative d10 turns
60	exhaustion ¾ move d4 hours
65	lost stamina 10-30% hp loss d8 hours
70	1-2 points of both C and S d8 hours
75	dizzy/sight -3 to hit, Dex check each round or trip
80	stun, stun 2-5 seg as spell
85	drunk, really drunk see DMG
90	loss of casting, cast at 1-3 lvl less d2 days
95	fever, rest d4 days to rid fever or -2 I
100	euphoria +2 to hit, damage and dex, overconfident
105	exhaustion, move ½, slowed, -2-3 points S + D, 20% spell failure
110	spell failure, 40% spell failure, rest 7 days
120	sickness, only fight one more turn, rest 1 week
125	level loss, 80% last one day, 20% 3 days
130	level/stat loss, stats at ½, lose one level temporarily
135	unconsciousness
150	death by channeling
155	loss of channeling and spell ability permanently
200	permanent death