Edit Merit Editor: Imbued Item Merit

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Merit Type: ItemMentalPowerPhysicalRetainerSanctuarySetupSocialSwayUnknown  Character Type: AllChangelingEnsorcelledGeistGhoulHunterImmortalMageMortalPossessedPrometheanProximiSkinchangerSleepwalkerVampireWerewolf

List the dot value (in numbers) of each of the Merit's levels. For example, if the Merit is Striking Looks which is ●● and ●●●●, the first level is "2" and the second level is "4". Leave unused levels blank.

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Use this area to list requirements such as Attributes or Skills. Character Type requirements should go above. Please use the [[Prerequisite::name]] tags. Example: [[Prerequisite::Strength]] {{dot2}}<br />[[Prerequisite::Brawl Skill]] {{dot3}}

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{{MHR|This is a [[Prerequisite::Character Creation Only]] Merit, and must be purchased with the initial 7 Merit dots.}} Your mage has a magical item with one or more powers. The [[Prime]] Arcanum was used to imbue a spell into the object so that it’s wielder has that power at it’s disposal. An imbued item’s base Merit dot cost is equal to one dot plus the dot rating of its Arcanum power, plus one dot per additional power. If it has more than one power or uses a conjunctional spell, use the highest Arcanum dot rating involved. Base Cost: 1 dot + highest Arcanum dots + 1 dot per additional power. Imbued items have the following properties. * '''Function:''' Persistent or contingent. ** A persistent power is always active. ** A contingent power needs to be activated for each use. * '''Mana:''' If a contingent power requires Mana, the item must either have its own Mana pool or the mage must supply the points himself. * '''Sleepers:''' Even a Sleeper can use an imbued item. * '''Paradox:''' Imbued items’ vulgar powers can invoke Paradoxes, even when wielded by Sleepers. An item can be both imbued and enhanced. See [[Enhanced Item]]. Simply add the cost of all imbuements and enhancements together to determine the item’s total cost. Acquiring an imbued item once play begins does not cost Merit dots; characters must gain these items through roleplaying actions. If an item is ever lost, stolen or destroyed, the character loses the Merit and the points he spent to gain it. {{links|Imbued Items}}{{Parent|Imbued Items}}{{Parent|Enhanced Item}}{{characteristics}}

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