Enchantment | Do Anything D6 Rules Repository

Through Enchantment, a sorcerer manipulates the will and emotions of a creature through a verbal and physical performance.

Important: A sorcerer must be able to interact with the creature and the creature must possess some sort of intelligence of at least an empathic level.

For every HD of the creature targeted, add one to the spell’s magnitude.

Effects

Enchantment affects a creature’s demeanor or morale.

Rank	Demeanor	Morale
<3	Belligerent	Routed
3-5	Hostile	Shaken
6-8	Uncertain	Steady
9-11	Peaceful	Confident
>11	Amicable	Determined

For each excess boon from the casting challenge, the sorcerer may move the creature’s demeanor or morale by one rank, up or down. Additionally, at certain ranks, they may move the creature across thresholds to particular effects. Minor effects cost 1 boon. Major effects cost 2 boons.

Demeanor effects

Demeanor Treshold	Minor Effect	Major Effect
Belligerent	Bloodlustful	Frenzied
Uncertain	Hesitant	Held
Amicable	Fascinated	Spellbound

Bloodlustful: The creature attacks their nearest antagonist violently, with no care for their safety.
Fascinated: The creature is beholden to the sorcerer and will respond positively to almost any suggestions.
Frenzied: The creature attacks the nearest thing, regardless if it is friend or foe.
Held: The creature is frozen in place; they cannot move nor act.
Hesitant: The creature is slow to act; they act last in any challenge in which time is a factor and they lose 1 die from their dice pool.
Spellbound: The creature’s will is dominated by the sorcerer.

Morale effects

Morale Threshold	Minor Effect	Major Effect
Routed	Fearful	Daunted
Determined	Courageous	Undaunted

Courageous: The creature gains resistance against fear effects for the duration of the spell.
Daunted: The creature must distance themselves as much as possible from the sorcerer; additionally, they will not attack the sorcerer, even to defend themselves.
Fearful: The creature must distance themselves as much as possible from the sorcerer.
Undaunted: The creature is immune to fear and morale effects for the duration of the spell.

Tip: The above effects should be viewed as examples, not limits to what an Enchanter can do. Propose an effect and discuss the costs, limits, and magnitude with the Referee.

Duration

Unless otherwise noted, Enchantment spells are quasi-permanent. At the end of the spell’s duration, the targeted creature may elect to try and overthrow the effect. They must succeed at a challenge of equal difficulty to the magnitude of the spell that they are under the effect of. In this case, any boons explode: they generate more dice that get rerolled until no more boons are generated.

If the attempt fails, the creature stays under the sway of the sorcerer for another cycle of time equal to the spell’s duration.