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An Illusionist , who creates real magical fire, will find that his subsequent illusions of magical fire, are more believable, since his opponents have already been burned by the real thing -- they will expect the illusion to be real situational modifiers only, nothing for specializing, as he is not a Specialist. One of the tenets of magic indeed, one employed and exploited by some of its foremost practitioners is that spectators cannot perceive correctly the miraculous effects they have witnessed.
Amulets have been part of human cultures for centuries and can vary from simple lucky charms to more complex symbols or talismans believed to possess supernatural powers. By referring to someone as their amulet, individuals are expressing a deep level of trust and reliance on that person's presence or influence in their lives. This phrase can be used in various contexts, such as in personal relationships, friendships, or even professional relationships.
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Ok, so by the PHB the conjurer has no access to divination and invocation spells (though my copy says greater divination, but others say just divination). As per the spells and magic version, its also listed as just divination.
SO does that mean they can't ever learn identify, detect or read magic??
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Re: Spec mages - conjurers..
Post by Regularguy » Thu Dec 07, 2017 11:21 am
garhkal wrote: Ok, so by the PHB the conjurer has no access to divination and invocation spells (though my copy says greater divination, but others say just divination). As per the spells and magic version, its also listed as just divination.
SO does that mean they can't ever learn identify, detect or read magic??
As long as they're only barred from Greater Divination, they can get Identify and Detect or Read Magic. Once SPELLS & MAGIC rolled around, Conjurers got barred from all Divination -- but Identify and Detect Magic and Read Magic got shuffled over to the Universal school, along with stuff like Dispel Magic and Enchant An Item.
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Re: Spec mages - conjurers..
Post by Sgt Slag » Thu Dec 07, 2017 1:14 pm
I found the restrictions too prohibitive, in most Specialists, so I suggest to my players that they play a generalist Mage, who prefers a particular school of magic. The benefits of being a Specialist are, I believe, just a +1/5% improvement in your specialty magic, but the penalties and restrictions are of a far greater magnitude. I have one PC who likes Illusions, but the restrictions of an Illusionist Specialist Mage, are extreme, in our opinion. By being a generalist Mage, who chooses to concentrate his efforts in a particular school of magic, he maintains access to all schools, without the benefits of specializing -- it becomes more of a role playing element. An 'Illusionist', who creates real magical fire, will find that his subsequent illusions of magical fire, are more believable, since his opponents have already been burned by the real thing -- they will expect the illusion to be real (situational modifiers only, nothing for specializing, as he is not a Specialist!).
I created my own rules for spell research, and illusion magic (more clearly defined, I classify them based on the caster's familiarity with the real subject he is creating an illusion of -- the better known, the more realistic and believable the illusions). With these rules, it is much easier for Mage characters to know what they must do in each area, to progress. My research rules cover library qualities, as well as laboratory requirements, to perform spell research. It costs time, and money, but they can work more independently, without the need of a mentor, and all of the baggage that goes along with that. This is also closer to historical 'magic', or, 'mages', according to a Cambridge college book on the history of such. They basically taught themselves their 'spells' (nothing was real, but they made money off of it, apparently, due to local beliefs, and customs). Cheers!
Laughter is the ultimate expression of joy. Laughing at the antics of a 2-year-old child is not demeaning or degrading, it is your heart boiling over with joy, and laughter is the path of least resistance for it to escape! Let it out, laugh easy, laugh loudly, laugh as often as you can. Keeping it bottled up inside is a leading cause of stroke among uptight people around the Globe. Laughter is contagious -- let's start a new pandemic!
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It signifies a strong and positive bond where one person feels safe and secure with the other person's support. Overall, "Mi amulet eres yu" is a beautiful phrase that encapsulates the sense of protection, good fortune, and love one feels towards another person. It speaks to the human need for connection and the belief in the power of individuals to bring positivity and luck into our lives..
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