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| - | </p> | + | Having magic gives you access to a Magic menu where you can configure the various settings of your magic, and activate spells. You will know your character has magic if they are at least 10 years old and there is a Magic option under Actions. |
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| - | <p>Everyone who obtains a new school of magic will start at level 1, regardless of whether it was learned or inherited. | + | Everyone who obtains a new school of magic will start at level 1, regardless of whether it was learned or inherited. The various ways of acquiring magic are listed here. |
| - | </p><p><b>Genetics</b> | + | <h3><span class=" |
| - | </p><p>It can be inherited genetically by parents, or obtained through either | + | |
| - | </p><p><b>Enlightenment</b> | + | All child characters have a separate roll for magic when they spawn in aged five. The chances of succeeding this roll are increased if either of the child' |
| - | </p><p>A master elemental | + | <br> |
| - | </p><p><b>Spell Books</b> (Implemented, | + | <br> |
| - | </p><p>These one-time use items are only obtainable through ruins, which contain the most difficult enemies in the game. | + | If neither parent has magic, the child has a 10% chance of having magic. |
| - | </p><p>As a person without magic, spell books can be used to learn its associated spell branch without the need for a master | + | < |
| - | </p><p>As a person with magic, spell books can be used to gain experience in the associated spell branch without a resource cost in a project that lasts twice as long as casting, enabling more reliable experience gain, especially useful fair training higher spell levels. | + | If one of the parents has magic the chance increases to 50%. |
| - | </p><p><b>Artifacts</b> (Planned, Not Yet Implemented) | + | < |
| - | </p><p>Artifacts are magical items that are extremely old and powerful. They often provide some sort of powerful ability or functionality | + | If both parents have magic, the chance |
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| + | Catalysts are the name of the object that can be crafted to enable a master mage to pass on their element to another. | ||
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| + | For a catalyst to be made the following conditions must be met: | ||
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| + | <li> The mage must be a master of a naturally gained element</li> | ||
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| + | Once the mage is a master and has a gem in their inventory, they will need to set up a casting project to create | ||
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| + | The project lasts 5 years for the mage, it provides no exp, and can only be worked on by the initiating mage. | ||
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| + | The mage is able to set a custom name and description for their catalyst. These should | ||
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| + | Upon completion, a <I>kickback</i> is received. This impacts their mastery and depends on the quality of the gem used in crafting. | ||
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| + | <h4>Kickback</h4> | ||
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| + | This skill kickback is entirely dependant on the gem used in crafting and can range from 0% - leaving the mage at master, to 100%, which would set them back to skill level 4 with no exp. | ||
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| + | Any character over the age of 14 that does not already possess the same magic school of a catalyst can learn from one. | ||
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| + | The project takes between 5 and 9 years, with the length dependant on the Knowledge Attribute. | ||
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| + | This project, similar to creation, also doesn' | ||
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| + | There are no injuries upon learning magic via a catalyst, however, catalyst mages cannot create catalysts upon mastery, nor do they give the magic inheritance bonus for their offspring. | ||
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| + | All catalyst learnt mages begin at level 1 similar to natural mage when they discover theirs at 10. | ||
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| - | <p>A mage can train their own spell skill via a casting project. | + | |
| - | </p><p>Alternatively, | + | <h4>Training</ |
| - | </p> | + | A mage can train their own spell skill via a casting project. |
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| + | If a project is cancelled, the resources are returned but no experience is gained and the potency remains unchanged. | ||
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| + | Using magic in combat does not give any experience. | ||
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| + | <h4>Spell Potency</ | ||
| + | Gained via casting projects, spell potency is the resulting quality of the last project | ||
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| - | < | + | At level 1, mages of all elements gain the ability to use their magic offensively |
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| + | Elemental magic can be used in roleplay as a telekinetic ability applicable only to that element (IE an air magic cannot move rocks, but they can push things with the wind), in addition to roleplay supporting mechanics (such as the ability to fly). Characters cannot become their element, but they can move it, create it, or destroy it. Some abilities unlock special ways that an element can be roleplayed - this will be noted in the Magic menu, and the details are also listed below. | ||
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| - | <p>Magic is separated by the element that their magic relies upon. Each level affects combat with the ability to use it as a weapon or as armor, while also providing perks or an ability upon each level achieved. The schools are listed here with their descriptions, | + | Magic is separated by the element that the magic relies upon. Each level affects combat with the ability to use it as a weapon or as armour, while also providing perks or an ability upon each level achieved. The schools are listed here with their descriptions, |
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| - | </p><p><b>Air</b>: The Saboteur. The air element embodies sound and the force of the wind; it is subtle and often passive, yet what hangs in the air is often carried. | + | Each school also indicates a theme that is present for that element, however, it is up to the players to decide how heavy they lean into this lore. |
| - | </p><p><b>Water</b>: The Seer. The water element embodies blood, clarity, and the spirit; water always finds its equilibrium, | + | <br> |
| - | </p><p><b>Earth</b>: The Savant. The earth element embodies physical strength, growth, and adaptability. | + | <br> |
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| + | The fire element embodies destruction and chaos; it can be powerful, but unstable. The fire magic casting project requires 35 wood and 35 material. | ||
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| + | Building destruction projects can be initiated without a battering ram, and take half the effort normally required to finish. For roleplay, setting buildings on fire to the point of major destruction is allowed. This is a passive ability that has no cooldown. The mage cannot use this ability on castles; they are immune and must be besieged through normal means. The mage can RP setting rooms on fire. This project uses the mage's fire skill to determine hourly effort and provides EXP only on completion. | ||
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| + | <h4>Level 3: Berserk</h4> | ||
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| + | The mage can attempt to manipulate those around them to cause friends to turn on each other. When activated, this ability causes all other characters within the same area as the mage to trigger a saving roll. If they pass, then they are unaffected. If they fail, then they attack a random character also within the same area - not including the mage. Characters can target themselves. These attacks ignore and do not trigger regular attack cooldowns or military group retaliations. A higher knowledge level increases the characters chances of not going berserk. Characters who are in a separate room to the mage will not be impacted - even if the window is open. The spell has a cooldown of 24 hours and identifies the caster, meaning this spell cannot be done in secret. For roleplay, the mage can attempt to make other characters feel emotionally unstable. | ||
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| + | A temporary effect lasting 1 hour where your directional movements cannot be seen. Entering vehicles, mounting, and arriving at a tile from a road will still show events, but travelling onto a road, turning around on a road, and moving between rooms and buildings will not, effectively providing a window for escapes when being pursued. It is impossible to arrive somewhere new without being noticed with a smokescreen around you. While direction cannot be seen, the character can still be seen if they stay still - meaning your character can still be attacked. This spell has a cooldown of 24 hours. | ||
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| + | An area of effect spell that has a chance to hit everyone (including the mage and their allies) in the area, with no counter attacks to the mage. Every potential victim has the chance to dodge this, and the amount of damage done is the same as if the character were to attempt to hit everyone in a single hour. This spell requires one gem as a reagent, and has a 24 hour cooldown in addition to enforcing a general attack cooldown; in other words, this will enforce waiting another hour before a normal attack can be attempted. | ||
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| + | The air element embodies sound and the force of the wind; it is subtle and often passive, yet what hangs in the air is often carried. The air magic casting project requires 35 ingredients and 35 material. | ||
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| + | The mage can hear all whispers they are present for (within the last year) as they can easily detect the sound travelling through the air. There is never a need to eavesdrop at all. Can roleplay extra sound sensitivity if desired. | ||
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| + | <h4>Level 3: Speed</h4> | ||
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| + | Travel speed is 25% faster by using air magic to propel the mage. This is applied no matter how you are travelling. The mage can now roleplay super movement speed. This bonus only applies to the mage and those who are on the same mount or vehicle - it does not provide a bonus to an entire group; if the mage is in a group where not everyone is in the same vehicle or mount as them, the speed will default to the slowest person in the group as usual. The mage must be the one to initiate travel for the bonus to be applied. | ||
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| + | Be warned: this only stops events from appearing in the feed. If someone is paying close enough attention to people present, they will be able to see the name of your character disappear from the list when you move. This power stops attention being brought to the mage, allowing them to slip in and out of buildings (but not vehicles/ | ||
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| + | The mage is able to use air magic with enough strength to pass over impassable areas like water (not ocean) and mountain tiles, automatically. You will not be able to do so if you have someone in your group who is not on the same mount or vehicle as you - if you are in a group with someone who is not also an air mage capable of flight, then you must either leave the group or get them on the same vehicle or mount with you. While at any water tile, it is impossible for any non-master air mage to get out of the vehicle or off the mount, because they cannot fly. | ||
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| + | The water element embodies blood, clarity, and the spirit; water always finds its equilibrium, | ||
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| + | The mage is able to attempt the healing of damage, injuries, or incapability without the use of potions - their spell potency takes the place of medicine quality to determine success. The mage may only use Healing Touch once every 24 hours, on either general damage, injuries, or incapability. This power requires a project and will not be available until the character is at least 14. | ||
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| + | Passively, the mage's power is now so in tune with the subconscious through the clarity provided by the power of water that they are able to read all the last several thoughts a person has had. Attempting to read another person' | ||
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| + | The mage is now able to communicate over a distance to others by sending their voice straight to their mind. | ||
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| + | Passively, the mage is now a divine medium. From now on, they will receive visions or feelings indicating events that have yet to come to pass, when a major event is to occur (OOCly this will be admin induced large scale events - you cannot emote seeing the future for events that you have not been given a mechanical message about, though you can lie in dialog). In addition, the mage's power intrigues the gods, and they are more likely to be addressed in prayer. | ||
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| + | The mage is able to speak with the dead, and they are able to speak back to the mage, if they still have a presence and choose to do so (the original player can choose to dismiss the attempt if they wish). The mage can do this once per year. The body of the deceased must be present in the area, and the timeframe for the dead character to be able to reply is limited to 3 days after the attempt before the connection to that spirit closes completely again. They will only be able to discuss or reveal information obtained during the living mortal life of the corpse being used to set the connection. The option to use this power will be visible by looking at a corpse description while it is on the ground. The mage only gets one chance to ask their question, and the deceased only gets one chance to reply - once the spirit replies, there will be no further opportunities for conversation in that particular casting. | ||
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| + | The power of water has also extended the mage's reach to blood. Passively, the mage is able to see the bloodline of individuals, | ||
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| + | The mage's connection to the spirit which water symbolizes is strong enough to attempt to bring spirits back from the dead - provided they have their body, and 1 gem as a reagent. The mage can attempt this once per 5 years, only on bodies who were younger than the lifespan of their race at the time of their death, and only on accounts which are still active with a viable slot for their returned character to take up again. There is no guarantee the subject will wake up if the player of that character does not want to play them. | ||
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| + | The earth element embodies physical strength, growth, and adaptability. The earth magic casting project requires 35 stone and 35 herbs. | ||
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| + | The mage's relationship with nature has allowed their abilities to manifest into a deadly poison with a quality that is equal to that of their spell potency that can be infused into any food selected after completing the initial 10 effort spell project. Poison quality will be spell potency rounded to the nearest integer. The mage may only cast this spell once per year. | ||
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| + | Passively, the mage is able to gather 15% faster with the aid of their magic. The mage can roleplay controlling the growth and movement of lesser non-mechanically-based plants. | ||
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| + | The mage can summon any non-mythical wild animal that is less than or equal to their spell potency in power with a 1 year cooldown, as long as there is room in the area for it. | ||
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| + | Passively, animals have a 15% higher chance to be successfully tamed at any level, and as they are drawn to the mage's connection with the earth, they will never attack them or their tamed animals unprovoked. The mage can roleplay the actions of wild animals or animals they own including movements and speech. | ||
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| + | If successful (the victim has a chance to dodge), this spell traps the target - it disables them from moving, travelling, crafting, or moving items for 12 hours, and has a cooldown period of 24 hours. If cast while on a road, this stops the victim from progressing forward, and they will not be able to turn around. The mage cannot frisk, move, or turn around the target (you are just as incapable of moving them as they are moving themselves), | ||
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| + | The mage is able to take the full form (not partial) of any animal that exists in the game that is equal to or less than their spell potency in power because of their extended connection with nature. The mage's description and image in this form are configurable in the magic menu - what the mage sets here is what other characters will see when their form changes. The mage is able to speak in this form if they wish to, and anyone who had them named prior will not immediately recognize the mage by the nickname they had set for them in their normal form; instead their name will appear to them as whatever animal they selected to be shapeshifted into. The mage's stats are not enhanced or changed in this form, so they must roleplay abilities as an animal that aligns with them (EX: You cannot roleplay super strength just because you shapeshift into a gorilla if your character is weak). This form lasts as long as the mage allows it to, but they can only choose to switch forms once per game year (10 real days). The mage cannot shapeshift from being one animal directly into being another; they must go back to their non-animal form first. The mage can change their shift description and avatar without triggering a configuration cooldown, only changing the form itself in the configuration will trigger it. | ||
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