06-29-2009, 02:05 AM
addendum.
Telekinesis. The techniques involving telekinesis are very particular and rules must be followed for proper usage. For instance, if a burst of energy is released directly from the core body then it will flow in all directions at once, and the energy will be so diluted by lack of focus that it will have almost no effect. This is why the energy should be focused through a single limb and launched in a single direction to concentrate the power, while the limb being used ought to be the most dexterous available to maximize control. Also, since the force is flowing to/from the caster a well-focused telekinetic wave will push/pull them. For this reason, most casters use telekinesis while stationary on a solid surface. Telekinesis is weak in a thin atmosphere, moves slow in a dense atmosphere, does not work at all in a vacuum, and has a maximum range of five meters at the highest level of training (lvl3 MF).
-Force Push: the most basic use of telekinesis, this technique is offensive in nature yet the lethality is almost zero, making it the most favored ranged attack of the Jedi. Proceeded by the caster bracing themselves against the ground and quickly waving a hand at the target(s), an invisible but audible wave of energy rushes through the air.
-Force Pull: is the exact opposite of Force Push, since it brings a target closer to the caster rather than knocking it away. The energy begins to flow from the caster, like all telekinesis techniques must, and creates a suction field. Proceeded by the caster bracing themselves away from the target and making a tugging motion. Much more difficult than the Push variant, it can only affect one target at maximum range.
-Force Grab: is the most difficult telekinetic technique commonly known. Rather than an instant burst of energy, this may be described as a constant stream of energy surrounding or otherwise holding onto a target object, often something small like a lightsaber hilt. Waving the hand or fingers may contort the stream of energy to the liking of the caster. This continual exertion places great strain on the mind and body of the caster.
Telekinesis. The techniques involving telekinesis are very particular and rules must be followed for proper usage. For instance, if a burst of energy is released directly from the core body then it will flow in all directions at once, and the energy will be so diluted by lack of focus that it will have almost no effect. This is why the energy should be focused through a single limb and launched in a single direction to concentrate the power, while the limb being used ought to be the most dexterous available to maximize control. Also, since the force is flowing to/from the caster a well-focused telekinetic wave will push/pull them. For this reason, most casters use telekinesis while stationary on a solid surface. Telekinesis is weak in a thin atmosphere, moves slow in a dense atmosphere, does not work at all in a vacuum, and has a maximum range of five meters at the highest level of training (lvl3 MF).
-Force Push: the most basic use of telekinesis, this technique is offensive in nature yet the lethality is almost zero, making it the most favored ranged attack of the Jedi. Proceeded by the caster bracing themselves against the ground and quickly waving a hand at the target(s), an invisible but audible wave of energy rushes through the air.
-Force Pull: is the exact opposite of Force Push, since it brings a target closer to the caster rather than knocking it away. The energy begins to flow from the caster, like all telekinesis techniques must, and creates a suction field. Proceeded by the caster bracing themselves away from the target and making a tugging motion. Much more difficult than the Push variant, it can only affect one target at maximum range.
-Force Grab: is the most difficult telekinetic technique commonly known. Rather than an instant burst of energy, this may be described as a constant stream of energy surrounding or otherwise holding onto a target object, often something small like a lightsaber hilt. Waving the hand or fingers may contort the stream of energy to the liking of the caster. This continual exertion places great strain on the mind and body of the caster.
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