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* [[Impurity Destruction]] |
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* [[Purification Attacks]] |
* [[Purification Attacks]] |
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* [[Purification Weaponry]] |
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* [[Power Artillery]] |
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Revision as of 01:10, 12 July 2018
The ability to use purification-based abilities by using ranged weapons as conduits. Variation of Power Artillery. Opposite to Corruption Artillery.
Also Called
- Anti-Corruption Artillery
- Cleansed/Cleansing Artillery
- Purification Bow Proficiency/Usage
- Purification Firearms Proficiency/Usage
- Purification Gun Proficiency/Usage
Capabilities
The user can either use various ranged weaponry such as slingshots, bows, guns, cannons etc, as a conduit for purification-based forces or impose those effects on ranged weapons to enhance them.
Applications
Associations
- Impurity Destruction
- Purification Attacks
- Purification Manipulation
- Purification Weaponry
- Power Artillery
Limitations
- Useless without ranged weapon medium.
- May drive a user insane.
- May only be able to use one purification-based effect.
- May require a source of a specific type of purity or purifying effects.
- Corruption Inducement can negate the weapon's effectiveness.
- May have no effect on Purification Immunity.
Known Users
- The Inquisitor (Dragon Age: Inquisition)
- Miko (InuYasha); via sacred arrows
Known Items
- Elder Dalish Bow (Dragon Age: Inquisition); via Cleansing Rune
- Superior Dalish Bow (Dragon Age: Inquisition); via Cleansing Rune
Gallery
An Elder Dalish Bow (Dragon Age: Inquisition) with a Cleansing Rune to fight off red lyrium corruption.
The Inquisitor (Dragon Age: Inquisition)