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Typically, magic is a simple proposition to those who know it: focus on the spell, cast it, and it simply works. However, for those who see combat, maintaining that focus can be problematic. The Battlecaster trait represents Templars' battle training, and they should virtually never lose [[concentration]] when casting a spell. |
Typically, magic is a simple proposition to those who know it: focus on the spell, cast it, and it simply works. However, for those who see combat, maintaining that focus can be problematic. The Battlecaster trait represents Templars' battle training, and they should virtually never lose [[concentration]] when casting a spell. |
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Templars with this trait will also recover more mana when casting [[cantrip]]s, but less so than someone with the [[magic aptitude]] trait. |
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See Also: [[Concentration]] |
See Also: [[Concentration]] |
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Latest revision as of 23:45, 9 March 2024
Battlecaster
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| Skill type: | Trait |
| Skill subtype: | Magic, combat |
| Primary user: | All Templars |
| Syntax: | Automatic |
Typically, magic is a simple proposition to those who know it: focus on the spell, cast it, and it simply works. However, for those who see combat, maintaining that focus can be problematic. The Battlecaster trait represents Templars' battle training, and they should virtually never lose concentration when casting a spell.
Templars with this trait will also recover more mana when casting cantrips, but less so than someone with the magic aptitude trait.
See Also: Concentration
