Talk:Signature Attacks/@comment-2149672-20151130044631/@comment-27133708-20151130051518

Okay. Due to discussion on chat and the unusual nature of the signature, this is the following version:
 * Edan may summon a Relic to the battlefield. There are four Relics to choose from. Summoning a Relic costs 2 Rush Count and 100 Stamina. Multiple Relics may be summoned at a time, but Edan can only summon 1 Relic per turn, and cannot summon a Relic on the turn after he has summoned one.
 * Relics have Health equal to 15% of Edan's Max HP, and do not have any other stats. Relics may be targeted, and use Edan's current Speed for purposes of hitting them.
 * The four relics are:
 * Lightning Relic:
 * For every successful hit that Edan makes, a Lightning Bolt is fired at a target, with a 20% chance to hit. If it does hit, it inflicts "Shock"
 * Shock causes the opponent to immediately lose 5% of their Max HP. Additionally, for the next 3 attacks the opponent makes, there is a 33% chance that one of them will be negated. Shock can only hit once per turn.
 * If the Lightning Relic is destroyed, every member of Edan's team is inflicted with Shock.
 * Healing Relic:
 * At the end of Edan's turn, all characters on Edan's team is healed for 5% of their maximum HP.
 * If the Healing Relic is destroyed, heal the entire enemy team for HP equal to half of the Healing Relic's max HP.
 * Enhancing Relic:
 * At the end of Edan's turn, all characters on Edan's team have their Speed and Strength increased by 5%, additive. This may stack up to 5 times, for 25%.
 * If the Enhancing Relic is destroyed, the speed and strength increase immediately ends, and the enemy team gains it instead, until the end of their next respective turns.
 * Bind Relic
 * At the end of Edan's turn, a random enemy is chosen. That enemy has a 15% chance to be Stunned. Opponents that are already Stunned cannot be chosen.
 * If the Bind Relic is destroyed, all members of Edan's team have a 100% chance of being stunned, divided by the number of teammates (Ex. 50% for 2, 33% for 3, and so and so on).