Two types of actions are considered here: actions with the group and actions without the group.

1. Actions with the group. 
   
   Peracles first responsibility is to the group, therefore if the group needs his help he will give it. This usually means spell casting of one sort or another though he will certainly use any other skill he possesses if required. 

   Likely Spells 

   1. Project Vision - information gathering, spying 
   2. Summon Sylph - fly the group (slowly, usually just over an obstacle like a wall), simple scouting (just the sylph) or complex scouting (Peracles uses the sylph to fly), messenger service 
   3. Skin of Life - going underwater or through poisonous gases 
   4. Regenerate - for missing limbs 
   5. Haste - move the whole party at a slightly higher rate of speed or individuals at a much higher rate of speed 

   Likely Skills 

   1. Speaks a number of languages (and is interested in learning more) 
   2. Artificer/Devise - handy for traps (making or breaking) 
   3. Interceding with Invisible God on behalf of the group (not used this one much) 
2. Actions without the group. 
   
   If the group does not require Peracles assistance then he will usually spend some time do-gooding around the local community, spreading the Rokari gospel and trying to impress the locals (pagans and priimitives usually) with the obvious advantages of worshipping the One God. The same spells and skills (as Non-combat Group Actions) are likely to be used if for somewhat more peaceful applications (eg. using Project Vision to look for things dropped in the water and then using Skin of Life to go get them, using Devise to make toys for children, etc.).

   Devise/Artifice is Peracles one true hobby. He really likes making little clockwork contraptions and whenever the group settles down for any length he'll likely spend some time building balancing birds that can drink out of beer mugs and other things of that ilk.

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