Julie d'Aubigny

Ardente d'amour

The Noble Phantasm of Julie D’Aubigny, the crystallization of her actions of burning down a convent and absconding with her lover by leaving behind the corpse of an older nun as a decoy.    This Noble Phantasm has a two-fold effect, first as a means of egress, where Julie bathes the area in flames and creates a body double of herself and her allies to be able to escape from the situation. The body double moves independently and will always lead the enemy away from Julie and her allies, it is a solid illusion and lasts as long as the Noble Phantasm remains active.    The second effect of the Noble Phantasm is most effective when used inside a building, especially one with multiple defenses or protections. The more well-defended a place is, the more effective the Noble Phantasm. It takes away the defenses of the building and inverts it against the enemy, trapping them in the building and resigning them to death by immolation. Doors and windows become impassable, bounded fields will turn on their users, and the very building itself will turn upon the enemy.