Magiseed Mechanics

THE GARDEN

When you plant a magiseed, it takes root in your garden until removed. Your garden is an abstract space whose appearance varies depending on your character’s look: it might be a pot on their back, a gap along their blade, or even the ground under their feet.

THE GROWTH CLOCK

When you acquire the Chloromancy Skill, you also receive a Growth Clock which is present only during conflict scenes and represents the cycle of life in your garden.

Growth Clock Rules

• Your Growth Clock has 4 sections, and it begins each scene empty.
• End-of-Turn Sequence: At the end of your turn, follow these steps:
  1. If a magiseed is present in your garden, fill 1 section of your Growth Clock.
  2. Then, if there is still a magiseed and that magiseed has an "at the end of your turn" effect, apply that effect.
• Completion/Reset: When you fill the fourth section of your Growth Clock, remove the magiseed in your garden, then erase all sections of your Growth Clock.
• Restriction: Sections of your Growth Clock may not be filled nor erased in any way other than described above, through Brambleheart and Green Thumb (pages 162 and 166), or through effects that explicitly affect Growth Clocks.

MAGISEED EFFECTS

Magiseeds can have passive effects, or have effects that trigger at the end of your turn, after your Growth Clock has increased.

Application Rules

• The effects of a magiseed apply only while it is present in your garden.
• The effect varies depending on the current number of filled sections in your Growth Clock (T).
• Precision: You must apply the effect corresponding to the exact number of currently filled sections, not any effect above or below it.

Level Modification Rules

If a magiseed’s effect:

• Deals damage, it deals 5 extra damage if you are level 30 or higher.
• Causes Hit Point and/or Mind Point loss and/or recovery, the amount increases by 10 if you are level 30 or higher.

MAGISEEDS