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All scholars automatically receive the this trait upon creation. Non-scholars |
All scholars automatically receive the this trait upon creation. Non-scholars |
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who take this trait will also receive the amount of mana a scholar would when |
who take this trait will also receive the amount of mana a scholar would when |
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casting [[cantrip]]s |
casting [[cantrip]]s: [[iceshard]], [[immolate]], [[sandspray]], [[lightning bolt]], [[enervating ray]], and |
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[[searing light]]. |
[[searing light]]. |
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Revision as of 23:41, 9 March 2024
Magic Aptitude
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| Skill type: | Trait |
| Skill subtype: | Mana Cost reduction, Mana generation improvement |
| Primary user: | all [Scholar]]s, all others may take this trait at creation |
| Casting cost: | 1 train |
Characters with the magic aptitude trait allows spells to be cast at the minimum mana cost irrespective of level. Thus, spells become viable for repeated use significantly earlier than their spellcasting counterparts who do not have this trait.
All scholars automatically receive the this trait upon creation. Non-scholars who take this trait will also receive the amount of mana a scholar would when casting cantrips: iceshard, immolate, sandspray, lightning bolt, enervating ray, and searing light.
See Also: Cantrip, Battlecaster
