Summoner

Summoner [Major] by Iczer

'Looky here...I got what you need right here'

The character has the ability to tag items and then retrive them at a later date.

1) Tagging: To tag an item in such a fashion involves handling the object for 60 seconds. the object has a maximum size and mass of about 2 to 4 tons. Once an item has been 'tagged' it contains faint traces of the character's power that can be detected by extraordinary sensory technique or those who can sense or see active powers. An item remains tagged until it's status is revoked by the user. A Tagged item can lose it's status as a tagged item by moving it via some method of teleportation, or by exposing it to a powerful EM field. Severe damage also removes its tagged status. A Character can Tag an unlimited number of items under 3 lbs. The character can tag as many larger items as his ME plus 3 per level. Objects over 50lbs count as 2 items. Objects heavier or as heavy as the character count as three. larger objects count as four.

2) Summoning: The true value of this power is the ability to summon in a single action any tagged item within 5 miles per level. The item appears within 2-3 feet of the character, on a stable surface or in his hands. Up until 5th level this counts as one action per 'object' (so an automobile counting as 4 'objects' would take 4 actions). From 5th level, objects take half as many actions (round up). Items under 3 lbs take no actions (so the character could summon and throw a shuriken for example as a single action). Once an item has been summoned, the character may return it, either to the place it came from, or to a tagged location.

3) Tagged location: The character can Tag a location in a manner similar to that of tagging objects. The character can Tag an area by residing in it for 48 hours, touching walls, doors, entrances etc. An 'Area' may be any enclosure or open area up to 30 feet across per level. The character can 'tag' one location at level 1, plus another at level 3,6,9, 12 and 15.

4) Other benefits: The character has a kind of 'sixth sense' with regard to his tagged items and area. He knows when there are people in a tagged area and how many, but has no other details. He knows when a tagged object is being used by another, and what it is being used for. The instant summoning of smaller objects and their unlimited nature means that a character could conceivably have an unending ammunition clip or supply of small objects. Tagged areas cannot be teleported into or across, nor can they be scryed into. In a pinch the character can perform a desperate action and teleport up to five miles per level to land in a tagged zone. such an action immediately halves his HP and SDC, as well as draining 2 ME and PE (recover at one per day) and fatigues the character for 1d4 hours.