MRPG Special Proficiency, Magic - Revision history

CourseDirector at 22:20, 23 May 2016

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			*'''NOTE:''' this needs some side rules to make it useful for mages.

	"Magic" or "Spellcasting for Dummies" is a heavily simplified (and weakened) single-magic proficiency; sort of the "jack of all trades" magic. The proficiency does not belong to any specific class by default (yet) and so must be traded for. The idea being that a pure-sword-class could trade one proficiency for Special Proficiency, Magic, to become a melee spellcaster. They will not be as effective at magic as a pure sorcery class, but they can do some basic things.		"Magic" or "Spellcasting for Dummies" is a heavily simplified (and weakened) single-magic proficiency; sort of the "jack of all trades" magic. The proficiency does not belong to any specific class by default (yet) and so must be traded for. The idea being that a pure-sword-class could trade one proficiency for Special Proficiency, Magic, to become a melee spellcaster. They will not be as effective at magic as a pure sorcery class, but they can do some basic things.

CourseDirector at 16:20, 16 May 2016

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	==Requirements==		==Requirements==
	The Proficiency itself is needed, along with a high Comprehension skill. A character wishing to use this proficiency should plan on simply maxing out comprehension.		The Proficiency itself is needed, along with a high Comprehension skill. A character wishing to use this proficiency should plan on simply maxing out comprehension. A character using the Magic proficiency can cast spells that are written down. E.G, from a spellbook, scroll, or anything on which a spell could be recorded. They must meet the minimum level requirement, as well as have Proficiency + Comprehension equal to the ML. For most, this means being limited to lower-level spells.

	==~~How It Works~~==		==Rules==
	~~A character using the Magic proficiency~~ can ~~cast spells that are written down. E.G~~, ~~from~~ a ~~spellbook, scroll, or anything on which~~ a spell ~~could~~ be ~~recorded~~. They ~~must meet the minimum level requirement, as well~~ as have ~~Proficiency + Comprehension equal to~~ the ML.		Since spells can be inscribed on nearly anything, a character may have a spell written on their weapon. The weapon must be at least size Medium. Large weapons can hold 2 spells.

			In addition, those using this proficiency are not able to cast spells from the following schools:

			*Earth
			*Death
			*Holy

			===Exo-Mage Spells===
			They can cast certain Exo-Mage spells that exist as scrolls and can have these copied into other places. While they do not gain the '''Junction''' [[MRPG Activated Abilities\|activated ability]], but they can still Junction these spells by spending hit points directly. Junctioning this way costs 2 HP per 1 Junction point.

	==See Also:==		==See Also:==

CourseDirector: /* How It Works */

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How It Works

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	==How It Works==		==How It Works==
	A character using the Magic proficiency can cast spells that are written down. E.G, from a spellbook, scroll, or anything on which a spell could be recorded. They must meet the minimum level requirement, as well as have a Proficiency ~~score equal to the level requirement and a~~ Comprehension ~~score~~ equal to ~~1/2. This means~~ the ~~spell is always slow-cast, though some exceptions will be made~~.		A character using the Magic proficiency can cast spells that are written down. E.G, from a spellbook, scroll, or anything on which a spell could be recorded. They must meet the minimum level requirement, as well as have Proficiency + Comprehension equal to the ML.

	==See Also:==		==See Also:==

Siddharth1 at 04:19, 27 February 2016

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	"Magic" or "Spellcasting for Dummies" is a heavily simplified(and ~~also~~ weakened) single-magic proficiency; sort of the "jack of all trades" magic. The proficiency does not belong to any specific class by default(yet) and so must be traded for. The idea being that a pure-sword class could trade one proficiency for Special Proficiency, Magic, ~~in order~~ to become a melee spellcaster. They will not be as effective at magic as a pure sorcery class, but they can do some basic things.		"Magic" or "Spellcasting for Dummies" is a heavily simplified (and weakened) single-magic proficiency; sort of the "jack of all trades" magic. The proficiency does not belong to any specific class by default (yet) and so must be traded for. The idea being that a pure-sword-class could trade one proficiency for Special Proficiency, Magic, to become a melee spellcaster. They will not be as effective at magic as a pure sorcery class, but they can do some basic things.

	==Requirements==		==Requirements==

CourseDirector at 22:47, 26 October 2015

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	"Magic" or "Spellcasting for Dummies" is a heavily simplified(and also weakened) single-magic proficiency; sort of the "jack of all trades" magic. The proficiency does not belong to any specific class by default(yet) and so must be traded for. The idea being that a pure-sword class could trade one proficiency for Special Proficiency, Magic, in order to become a melee spellcaster. They will not be as effective at magic as a pure sorcery class, but they can do some basic things.		"Magic" or "Spellcasting for Dummies" is a heavily simplified(and also weakened) single-magic proficiency; sort of the "jack of all trades" magic. The proficiency does not belong to any specific class by default(yet) and so must be traded for. The idea being that a pure-sword class could trade one proficiency for Special Proficiency, Magic, in order to become a melee spellcaster. They will not be as effective at magic as a pure sorcery class, but they can do some basic things.

			==Requirements==
			The Proficiency itself is needed, along with a high Comprehension skill. A character wishing to use this proficiency should plan on simply maxing out comprehension.

			==How It Works==
			A character using the Magic proficiency can cast spells that are written down. E.G, from a spellbook, scroll, or anything on which a spell could be recorded. They must meet the minimum level requirement, as well as have a Proficiency score equal to the level requirement and a Comprehension score equal to 1/2. This means the spell is always slow-cast, though some exceptions will be made.

	==See Also:==		==See Also:==

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"Magic" or "Spellcasting for Dummies" is a heavily simplified(and also weakened) single-magic proficiency; sort of the "jack of all trades" magic. The proficiency does not belong to any specific class by default(yet) and so must be traded for. The idea being that a pure-sword class could trade one proficiency for Special Proficiency, Magic, in order to become a melee spellcaster. They will not be as effective at magic as a pure sorcery class, but they can do some basic things.

==See Also:==
*[[Mage Wars RPG]]
*[[MRPG Dual-Wielding]]
*[[MRPG Magic]]
*[[MRPG Spell List]]

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