Elation is a feeling of pretty much euphoria when its related to embattled conditions. The spirit of the individuals in combat with each other always feed the other and its another form of challenge to feel victorious in the worst of conditions. In this case, focusing on the blood lust of the moment and how to capture it for maneuvering in battle would apply to all classes. If there is a meter for Battle Euphoria or Elation or whatever term that rises with the more successful kills as your confidence increases. You might regenerate Stamina a bit faster and be a bit more precise. The fun part for me is imagining some specific maneuvers which would trigger automatically when engaged when the meter is high enough. Call them reflexes and then apply that to the professions uniquely. So a Rogue might be in RT from an ambush and is able to pull off a maneuver which defends them from an incoming blow or pops them back into hiding. A Wizard might start flashing and use their runestaff in a martial display of incredible finesse, or they would arc energy according to their lore training/attunement or whatever. Rangers might find they have the shade of a tree to help them hide when there is no tree present or they start growing vines on their weapon which flare tangleweed crits. Specific training would involve using points similar to CMs from a pool that rises with level and the kind of training. If your Bard is trained for a pure then your maneuver choices will reflect more CS and other warding sort of ones then a more physical Bard.

It would be awesome. So imagine you're in battle and every once in a while when you're doing well or you're triggered from being in trouble in some group (your MOC kicks in with a chance to activate it during a low moment, like a 'clutch player'). All of a sudden you do some over the top stuff and you're turn it around a little bit. Haha.

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