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{{Mage/Spell
|Name=Temporary Repair
|Source =Free Council Sourcebook
|Pages = p. 111
|Matter =2
|FC=Engineer's Kick
}}
With a touch, the mage renders an inoperative machine functional for the spell’s duration, so long as the reason the machine doesn’t function is a matter of worn, broken or missing parts. So this spell won’t make a machine run without fuel or energy or make a computer with corrupted software functional, for example, but will do things such as make a car with punctured tires or missing a sparkplug run or restore a jammed gun to working order. When the [[Duration]] expires, the machine returns to its former state, although the spell itself doesn’t cause any additional damage apart from normal wear and tear.

* Practice: [[Spell Practice::Ruling]]
* [[Action]]: [[Action::Instant]]
* [[Duration]]: [[Duration::Prolonged]] (one scene)
* '''Aspect:''' [[Spell Aspect::Covert]]
* Cost: [[Cost::None]]

[[Free Council]] Rote: Engineer's Kick
* Dice Pool: [[Pool::Intelligence]] + [[Pool::Crafts Skill]] + [[Pool::Matter]]
With a swift kick or thump and an exclamation like “Work!,” the caster can bring otherwise dead machines roaring back to life. It’s a short-term solution, but very useful in a pinch.
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