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	The Geas places a compulsion onto the victim which is enforced by one or more spells that are triggered when the compulsion is broken. In order to place a Geas upon a person, they must be able to hear the compulsion that is being used. Compulsions are any command that is understood by the recipient of the geas. In practice, the compulsion is the recipient’s understanding of what the spell caster believes the compulsion means. For example, if the geas were “Not to act against my interests”, then any act that they caster would believe is against their interests if the act was known violates the geas. If the recipient honestly does not know the caster’s understanding, then the recipient’s own understanding and opinion matters. If, in the previous example, the character were stopping a slave trade, the geas would only come into effect if the caster was interested in the slave caravan (whether or not this is known by the recipient) or the recipient believed that they’re actions went against the best interests of the caster. Say, if the character knew that the funds would go to the caster, but the caster wasn’t aware of this yet, the geas would come into effect.		The Geas places a compulsion onto the victim which is enforced by one or more spells that are triggered when the compulsion is broken. In order to place a Geas upon a person, they must be able to hear the compulsion that is being used. Compulsions are any command that is understood by the recipient of the geas. In practice, the compulsion is the recipient’s understanding of what the spell caster believes the compulsion means. For example, if the geas were “Not to act against my interests”, then any act that they caster would believe is against their interests if the act was known violates the geas. If the recipient honestly does not know the caster’s understanding, then the recipient’s own understanding and opinion matters. If, in the previous example, the character were stopping a slave trade, the geas would only come into effect if the caster was interested in the slave caravan (whether or not this is known by the recipient) or the recipient believed that they’re actions went against the best interests of the caster. Say, if the character knew that the funds would go to the caster, but the caster wasn’t aware of this yet, the geas would come into effect.

	In game terms~~, placing a Geas on someone works much like enchanting.~~ First each spell that will act as the penalty are cast onto the person (or object). Drain is taken normally. ~~Like Enchanting, the number~~ of ~~successes required is the same as~~ the number of spells used plus the power of the spells divided by 10 (rounded up). ~~Any extra successes in~~ the ~~roll represents~~ the power of ~~the~~ Geas. This is the number of success that the recipient must roll on a Will roll to avoid following the compulsion~~. Please note, that no penalty spell has to be defined. This will give the person a compulsion with no penalty if avoided.~~		In game terms:
	Roald convinced Jeremy to undergo a geas in return for Roald’s support of Jeremy in the upcoming war. Roald uses the compulsion that Jeremy “cannot seek to do Roald harm, whether financially, emotionally, physically, or magically.” He decides to use a penalty spell that inflicts pain, but won’t kill–a low-level Create Fire spell. The Create Fire spell has a power of 20. With this power, he will gain 8 HP of damage until he corrects his behavior.		# First each spell that will act as the penalty are cast onto the person (or object). Drain is taken normally.
			# Potential cost is in Will at a rate of the number of spells used plus the power of the spells divided by 10 (rounded up) plus one.
			# Each success on a Ritual Magic roll reduces the Will cost by 1 and increases the power of Geas by 0.5 [round down]. This is the number of success that the recipient must roll on a Will roll to avoid following the compulsion.

	~~Using this~~ spell ~~as the penalty, the ritual~~ will ~~cost Roal 3 Will (unless countered by the Ritual Magic roll) [1 for the 1 spell and 2 for the power of~~ the ~~spell. Roal performs this ritual inside~~ a ~~hermetic lodge and gains 9 successes on his Ritual Magic roll. He takes~~ no ~~Will drain and Jeremy is now geased~~.		Please note, that no penalty spell has to be defined. This will give the person a compulsion with no penalty if avoided.

	Later Jeremy decides to act against Roal. As he starts to pull his weapon, he remembers the geas and can feel it pulling on his soul. He fights ~~again~~ it~~, but~~ will need ~~6 successes [9 on the ritual magic roll minus the three required~~ successes] on a Will roll to avoid the geas. He decides not to try and sheathes his sword intent on having the geas removed at the earliest opportunity.		<blockquote>
			Roald convinced Jeremy to undergo a geas in return for Roald’s support of Jeremy in the upcoming war. Roald uses the compulsion that Jeremy “cannot seek to do Roald harm, whether financially, emotionally, physically, or magically.” He decides to use a penalty spell that inflicts pain, but won’t kill–a low-level Create Fire spell.

			# The Create Fire spell has a power of 20. With this power, he will gain 8 HP of damage until he corrects his behavior. Roal casts this spell and takes no drain.
			# Potential Will drain is 3 Will; 1 for the 1 spell and 2 for the power of the spell.
			# Roal performs this ritual inside a hermetic lodge and gains 9 successes on his Ritual Magic roll. He takes no Will drain and Jeremy is now geased. Roal needs 4 Ss to overcome the Geas.

			Later Jeremy decides to act against Roal. As he starts to pull his weapon, he remembers the geas and can feel it pulling on his soul. He fights against it and his chest starts to burn. He winces in pain. He knows he will need 4 successes on a Will roll to avoid the geas. He decides not to try and sheathes his sword intent on having the geas removed at the earliest opportunity.
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	==Inscription Ceremony==		==Inscription Ceremony==

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	==Anchoring==		==Anchoring==
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	Anchoring is much like enchanting. the main difference is that an anchored spell does not have a trigger spell–it is always on. Use the Enchanting rules to anchor a spell, just do not include the trigger spell.Let’s assume that Harris has decided to use the ring, not as a protection device, but a prison. He might do everything identically except add a range to his spells and not cast the Sense word “Alight” spell. Since he needs to be at least 7 meters away (or feel the heat) he will have to add 3 MF for a range of 8m. Using the same rolls as above we find:		Anchoring is much like enchanting. the main difference is that an anchored spell does not have a trigger spell–it is always on. Use the Enchanting rules to anchor a spell, just do not include the trigger spell.Let’s assume that Harris has decided to use the ring, not as a protection device, but a prison. He might do everything identically except add a range to his spells and not cast the Sense word “Alight” spell. Since he needs to be at least 7 meters away (or feel the heat) he will have to add 3 MF for a range of 8m. Using the same rolls as above we find:
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	Artificing is the skill of creating magical foci. A magic focus gives the caster a bonus die to their dice roll for a particular rune or magic skill. There are three types of foci: Spell Foci, Spirit Foci, and, Power Foci. Like enchanting, the mage first creates the item to be enchanted. If the item has already been created, the mage suffers a +2 penalty to his or her enchanting roll. In addition, the [[Workmanship]] will affect this skill. Use the Bonus/Penalty chart for additional bonuses and penalties. Finally, a focus will not work until it is bound to the mage. The binding process is a long process where the foci and the mage’s soul intertwine. Take note that the binding cost is not paid by the creater of the object. Itis paid for by the user of the object at a later time than creation. Other specifics can be found below.		Artificing is the skill of creating magical foci. A magic focus gives the caster a bonus die to their dice roll for a particular rune or magic skill. There are three types of foci: Spell Foci, Spirit Foci, and, Power Foci. Like enchanting, the mage first creates the item to be enchanted. If the item has already been created, the mage suffers a +2 penalty to his or her enchanting roll. In addition, the [[Workmanship]] will affect this skill. Use the Bonus/Penalty chart for additional bonuses and penalties. Finally, a focus will not work until it is bound to the mage. The binding process is a long process where the foci and the mage’s soul intertwine. Take note that the binding cost is not paid by the creater of the object. Itis paid for by the user of the object at a later time than creation. Other specifics can be found below.
	===Spell Foci===		===Spell Foci===
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	'''Spell Foci''' give casters a bonus die for casting a specific Noun/Verb combination.		'''Spell Foci''' give casters a bonus die for casting a specific Noun/Verb combination.

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	===Spirit Foci===		===Spirit Foci===
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	'''Spirit Foci''' give a conjurer a bonus die for conjuring a specific type of spirit, e.g. Hearth Spirit.		'''Spirit Foci''' give a conjurer a bonus die for conjuring a specific type of spirit, e.g. Hearth Spirit.

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	===Power Foci===		===Power Foci===
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	'''Power Foci''' store Mana for use at another time.		'''Power Foci''' store Mana for use at another time.

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	==Enchanting==		==Enchanting==
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	When mages enchant items, they take an ordinary item and infuse it with magic so that it holds a spell until a trigger condition is met. First the mage creates the item to be enchanted. If the item has already been created, the mage suffers a -2 penalty to his or her enchanting roll. In addition, the item must be of above average quality [[Workmanship]]. Each level above “Above Average” gives a +1 bonus die. Then the mage casts the spells into the item. Before the spell is completely finished however, the caster binds the spell into the item. The caster then continues with another spell. The enchanter will take drain for each spell cast. This continues until the caster has cast as many spells as they wish to include into the item. At the end of the enchant the caster casts a spell to act as the trigger mechanism. The minimum number of successes for the Enchant roll is equal to the number of spells cast onto the item. Drain for the Enchant roll is not calculated in mental fatigue, but in permanent Will; 1 for each 10 power imbued into the item. Each success reduces this drain by one. Because of the great amounts of mental fatigue used, Enchanting ceremonies are generally done in ritual fashion.		When mages enchant items, they take an ordinary item and infuse it with magic so that it holds a spell until a trigger condition is met. First the mage creates the item to be enchanted. If the item has already been created, the mage suffers a -2 penalty to his or her enchanting roll. In addition, the item must be of above average quality [[Workmanship]]. Each level above “Above Average” gives a +1 bonus die. Then the mage casts the spells into the item. Before the spell is completely finished however, the caster binds the spell into the item. The caster then continues with another spell. The enchanter will take drain for each spell cast. This continues until the caster has cast as many spells as they wish to include into the item. At the end of the enchant the caster casts a spell to act as the trigger mechanism. The minimum number of successes for the Enchant roll is equal to the number of spells cast onto the item. Drain for the Enchant roll is not calculated in mental fatigue, but in permanent Will; 1 for each 10 power imbued into the item. Each success reduces this drain by one. Because of the great amounts of mental fatigue used, Enchanting ceremonies are generally done in ritual fashion.

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	==Geas==		==Geas==
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	The Geas places a compulsion onto the victim which is enforced by one or more spells that are triggered when the compulsion is broken. In order to place a Geas upon a person, they must be able to hear the compulsion that is being used. Compulsions are any command that is understood by the recipient of the geas. In practice, the compulsion is the recipient’s understanding of what the spell caster believes the compulsion means. For example, if the geas were “Not to act against my interests”, then any act that they caster would believe is against their interests if the act was known violates the geas. If the recipient honestly does not know the caster’s understanding, then the recipient’s own understanding and opinion matters. If, in the previous example, the character were stopping a slave trade, the geas would only come into effect if the caster was interested in the slave caravan (whether or not this is known by the recipient) or the recipient believed that they’re actions went against the best interests of the caster. Say, if the character knew that the funds would go to the caster, but the caster wasn’t aware of this yet, the geas would come into effect.		The Geas places a compulsion onto the victim which is enforced by one or more spells that are triggered when the compulsion is broken. In order to place a Geas upon a person, they must be able to hear the compulsion that is being used. Compulsions are any command that is understood by the recipient of the geas. In practice, the compulsion is the recipient’s understanding of what the spell caster believes the compulsion means. For example, if the geas were “Not to act against my interests”, then any act that they caster would believe is against their interests if the act was known violates the geas. If the recipient honestly does not know the caster’s understanding, then the recipient’s own understanding and opinion matters. If, in the previous example, the character were stopping a slave trade, the geas would only come into effect if the caster was interested in the slave caravan (whether or not this is known by the recipient) or the recipient believed that they’re actions went against the best interests of the caster. Say, if the character knew that the funds would go to the caster, but the caster wasn’t aware of this yet, the geas would come into effect.

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	==Inscription Ceremony==		==Inscription Ceremony==
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	An inscription ceremony is like a sanctification ceremony, but it is focus on a single rune or rune combination. Much like the sanctification ceremony, the base ceremony takes 2 hours plus 2 hours of bonus points in the spell to be inscribed. The main difference between the two is that the inscription works only with a specific type of spell, whereas the sanctification works with any spell. The cost of an inscription is cheaper as well. If the caster is inscribing a specific spell (including area of effect, range, and intensity) then the cost is only 1 character point/bonus point. Verb and Noun rune inscriptions cost 2 character points/bonus point, and either noun or verb runes cost 4 character points per bonus point.		An inscription ceremony is like a sanctification ceremony, but it is focus on a single rune or rune combination. Much like the sanctification ceremony, the base ceremony takes 2 hours plus 2 hours of bonus points in the spell to be inscribed. The main difference between the two is that the inscription works only with a specific type of spell, whereas the sanctification works with any spell. The cost of an inscription is cheaper as well. If the caster is inscribing a specific spell (including area of effect, range, and intensity) then the cost is only 1 character point/bonus point. Verb and Noun rune inscriptions cost 2 character points/bonus point, and either noun or verb runes cost 4 character points per bonus point.

	==Sanctification Ceremony==		==Sanctification Ceremony==
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	A Sanctification ceremony is a permanent location attuned to casting magic. Sorcerers create magical circles; priests, temples; Shaman, holy groves or lodges; and psionic chambers.		A Sanctification ceremony is a permanent location attuned to casting magic. Sorcerers create magical circles; priests, temples; Shaman, holy groves or lodges; and psionic chambers.

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	==Spell Ceremony==		==Spell Ceremony==
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	Spell ceremonies allows a mage to cast a spell slowly, taking hours instead of minutes. The caster determines how many points will be added to the spell each hour. Each hour of the spell adds one MF of overhead drain for each segment, e.g. a 10-hour ceremony would add 10 total Mental Fatigue.		Spell ceremonies allows a mage to cast a spell slowly, taking hours instead of minutes. The caster determines how many points will be added to the spell each hour. Each hour of the spell adds one MF of overhead drain for each segment, e.g. a 10-hour ceremony would add 10 total Mental Fatigue.

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	When spell casters want affect the world in large ways; larger than they could have normally with simple spells they use Ritual Magic. Ritual ~~Magic allows them~~ to create magic items, prepare items for use in magical spells, creating potions, etc.		==Intro==
			When spell casters want affect the world in large ways; larger than they could have normally with simple spells they use Ritual Magic. Ritual magic encompasses a wide variety of long, elaborate, and complex rituals which allow casters to create magic items, prepare items for use in magical spells, creating potions, etc. Most of these takes hours to days to complete and often are fuled from the caster themselves; not only in MF as with a typical spell, but also with Str, Will, or even CP.
	~~Below is~~ the ~~list of specialties within Ritual Magic:~~

	==Alchemy==		==Alchemy==

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			When spell casters want affect the world in large ways; larger than they could have normally with simple spells they use Ritual Magic. Ritual Magic allows them to create magic items, prepare items for use in magical spells, creating potions, etc.

			Below is the list of specialties within Ritual Magic:

	==Alchemy==		==Alchemy==
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	==Alchemy==		==Alchemy==
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	Alchemy is the art of infusing magic into chemical processes. The most notable of which occurs in potions, but may also be seen in magical powders and talcs. Whereas a typical enchanting uses a magical trigger, the alchemist causes the magic to trigger when the chemical reaction occurs. For example, the potion being dissolved by the hydrochloric acid in the stomach or a piece of paper burning in a fire. Alchemists are required to have the Chemistry skill. To create an alchemical object, the spell caster must first decide on the trigger mechanism and create the device to contain the materials prior to triggering. The caster then assembles the device completely and casts the spell to be imbued into the object as in a normal enchanting. This works exactly like enchanting, however the trigger spell is not needed. Please note, that alchemists products are almost always one-use as well because the chemical reaction usually destroys the material in question.		Alchemy is the art of infusing magic into chemical processes. The most notable of which occurs in potions, but may also be seen in magical powders and talcs. Whereas a typical enchanting uses a magical trigger, the alchemist causes the magic to trigger when the chemical reaction occurs. For example, the potion being dissolved by the hydrochloric acid in the stomach or a piece of paper burning in a fire. Alchemists are required to have the Chemistry skill. To create an alchemical object, the spell caster must first decide on the trigger mechanism and create the device to contain the materials prior to triggering. The caster then assembles the device completely and casts the spell to be imbued into the object as in a normal enchanting. This works exactly like enchanting, however the trigger spell is not needed. Please note, that alchemists products are almost always one-use as well because the chemical reaction usually destroys the material in question.
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	==Spell Ceremony==		==Spell Ceremony==
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	Spell ceremonies allows a mage to cast a spell slowly, taking hours instead of minutes. The caster determines how many points will be added to the spell each hour. Each hour of the spell adds one MF of overhead drain for each segment, e.g. a 10-hour ceremony would add 10 total Mental Fatigue.		Spell ceremonies allows a mage to cast a spell slowly, taking hours instead of minutes. The caster determines how many points will be added to the spell each hour. Each hour of the spell adds one MF of overhead drain for each segment, e.g. a 10-hour ceremony would add 10 total Mental Fatigue.

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	==Spell Ceremony==		==Spell Ceremony==
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	Spell ceremonies allows a mage to cast a spell slowly, taking hours instead of minutes. The caster determines how many points will be added to the spell each hour. Each hour of the spell adds one MF of overhead drain for each segment, e.g. a 10-hour ceremony would add 10 total Mental Fatigue.		Spell ceremonies allows a mage to cast a spell slowly, taking hours instead of minutes. The caster determines how many points will be added to the spell each hour. Each hour of the spell adds one MF of overhead drain for each segment, e.g. a 10-hour ceremony would add 10 total Mental Fatigue.

	The spell is cast as if it were the smaller spell for the hour. Successes achieved and MF Drain taken are recorded. In addition, the participants will loose 1 point of physical fatigue for each hour in the ritual.		The spell is cast as if it were the smaller spell for the hour. Successes achieved and MF Drain taken are recorded. In addition, the participants will loose 1 point of physical fatigue for each hour in the ritual.

	After the spell casting is over, the character rolls their Ritual Magic skill with a target number of 5. Each success reduces the overhead drain by 1 MF. This drain occurs at the end of the spell.		After the spell casting is over, the character rolls their Ritual Magic skill with a target number of 5. Each success reduces the overhead drain by 1 MF. This drain occurs at the end of the spell.
	Denenburg, was finally captured by the broos. He was able to escape two months later, and wants to pay back the entire village. He wants to cast Break Broo (level 8 in the spell) on the entire village (Area of Effect 4 km). He is currently 4 km away. He will use an intensity of 8 for his spell. This means he has a spell with 32 spell points. He decides to use 4 hours casting his spell, placing 8 drain in each hour. His skill in Ritual Magic is 10. With a target number of 5 he achieves 2 successes thus reducing the overhead drain to 2. Denenburg has 8 MF initially. His PF initially is 5.
			Denenburg, was finally captured by the broos. He was able to escape two months later, and wants to pay back the entire village. He wants to cast Break Broo (level 8 in the spell) on the entire village (Area of Effect 4 km). He is currently 4 km away. He will use an intensity of 8 for his spell. This means he has a spell with 32 spell points. He decides to use 4 hours casting his spell, placing 8 drain in each hour. His skill in Ritual Magic is 10. With a target number of 5 he achieves 2 successes thus reducing the overhead drain to 2. Denenburg has 8 MF initially. His PF initially is 5.
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	An inscription ceremony is like a sanctification ceremony, but it is focus on a single rune or rune combination. Much like the sanctification ceremony, the base ceremony takes 2 hours plus 2 hours of bonus points in the spell to be inscribed. The main difference between the two is that the inscription works only with a specific type of spell, whereas the sanctification works with any spell. The cost of an inscription is cheaper as well. If the caster is inscribing a specific spell (including area of effect, range, and intensity) then the cost is only 1 character point/bonus point. Verb and Noun rune inscriptions cost 2 character points/bonus point, and either noun or verb runes cost 4 character points per bonus point.		An inscription ceremony is like a sanctification ceremony, but it is focus on a single rune or rune combination. Much like the sanctification ceremony, the base ceremony takes 2 hours plus 2 hours of bonus points in the spell to be inscribed. The main difference between the two is that the inscription works only with a specific type of spell, whereas the sanctification works with any spell. The cost of an inscription is cheaper as well. If the caster is inscribing a specific spell (including area of effect, range, and intensity) then the cost is only 1 character point/bonus point. Verb and Noun rune inscriptions cost 2 character points/bonus point, and either noun or verb runes cost 4 character points per bonus point.

	==Sanctification Ceremony==		==Sanctification Ceremony==
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	A Sanctification ceremony is a permanent location attuned to casting magic. Sorcerers create magical circles; priests, temples; Shaman, holy groves or lodges; and psionic chambers.		A Sanctification ceremony is a permanent location attuned to casting magic. Sorcerers create magical circles; priests, temples; Shaman, holy groves or lodges; and psionic chambers.

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	An inscription ceremony is like a sanctification ceremony, but it is focus on a single rune or rune combination. Much like the sanctification ceremony, the base ceremony takes 2 hours plus 2 hours of bonus points in the spell to be inscribed. The main difference between the two is that the inscription works only with a specific type of spell, whereas the sanctification works with any spell. The cost of an inscription is cheaper as well. If the caster is inscribing a specific spell (including area of effect, range, and intensity) then the cost is only 1 character point/bonus point. Verb and Noun rune inscriptions cost 2 character points/bonus point, and either noun or verb runes cost 4 character points per bonus point.		An inscription ceremony is like a sanctification ceremony, but it is focus on a single rune or rune combination. Much like the sanctification ceremony, the base ceremony takes 2 hours plus 2 hours of bonus points in the spell to be inscribed. The main difference between the two is that the inscription works only with a specific type of spell, whereas the sanctification works with any spell. The cost of an inscription is cheaper as well. If the caster is inscribing a specific spell (including area of effect, range, and intensity) then the cost is only 1 character point/bonus point. Verb and Noun rune inscriptions cost 2 character points/bonus point, and either noun or verb runes cost 4 character points per bonus point.