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MAGERY
Associated Professional Title: Mage
Main Statistic Used: Intelligence
Supplemental Statistic Used: None
Skill Use: Direct
Trained By: Mage, Mage Guildmaster
Description:
This skill will allow you to cast a variety of spells in the game. The magery skill is automatically checked when you attempt to cast a spell, and your skill level will determine your chances of success in the attempt. To cast a spell, your hands must be free of any items (except a spellbook), you must have a spellbook with the appropriate spell contained therein, and you must have the appropriate reagents in your pack. Simply open the spellbook, choose the spell that you wish to cast, and double click the spell name. You can also click once on the spell name to get a more complete description of the spell, along with a ‘tile’ that represents the spell. If you wish, you can ‘drag’ the tile to your play area, and cast the spell by double clicking on the tile. Depending on the spell that you cast, you will be given different options for the next step, but the success or failure of your casting depends on your magery level.
If your spellbook does not contain a spell you wish to use often, simply acquire a scroll for that spell, and drag it into your spellbook. This spell will be added to the spells available for your use from this book.
It is also possible to cast a spell from a scroll. The proper reagents and skill are necessary to prepare the scroll initially, so casting from a scroll requires no reagents, and can be done with a lower level of skill.
List of Spells (sorted by level):
| Circles |
| 1st |
2nd |
3rd |
4th |
5th |
6th |
7th |
8th |
| Reactive Armor |
Agility |
Bless |
Archcure |
Blade Spirits |
Dispel |
Chain Lightening |
Earthquake |
| Clumsy |
Cunning |
Fireball |
Archprotect |
Dispel Field |
Energy Bolt |
Energy Field |
Energy Vortex |
| Create Food |
Cure |
Magic Lock |
Curse |
Incognito |
Explosion |
Flamestrike |
Resurrection |
| Feeblemind |
Harm |
Poison |
Fire Field |
Magic Reflection |
Invisibility |
Gate Travel |
Summon Air Elemental |
| Heal |
Magic Trap |
Telekinesis |
Greater Heal |
Mind Blast |
Mark |
Mana Vampire |
Summon Daemon |
| Magic Arrow |
Remove Trap |
Teleport |
Lightening |
Paralyze |
Mass Curse |
Mass Dispel |
Summon Earth Elemental |
| Night Sight |
Protection |
Unlock |
Mana Drain |
Poison Field |
Paralyze Field |
Meteor Swarm |
Summon Fire Elemental |
| Weaken |
Strength |
Wall of Stone |
Recall |
Summon Creature |
Reveal |
Polymorph |
Summon Water Elemental |
Reagents and Their Properties:
- Black Pearls are rare, and are often referred to as the reagent of movement. When finely ground into a powder, black pearls can invoke spells that teleport of propel the caster to another location.
- Blood Moss takes its name from its reddish color. Prevalent in wetter surroundings (such as marshes or swamps), this type of fungi is a base reagent for spells involving locomotion or animation.
- The ground paste of a ripe bulb of garlic has a reputation for warding off evil. This effect accurately describes its use as a reagent as well. Modern magicians use garlic in spells that protect the caster (or a specified target) or dispel danger.
- Ginseng is hailed as the reagent of health, as its syrup bestows both healing and restoration. Common Britannia folk use it as a home remedy for fatigue and sickness, but true magicians appreciate ginseng for its magical qualities and always keep a healthy portion on hand.
- Mandrake Root is harder to find than other reagents, although it is probably the most commonly used of the eight base reagents. Like blood moss, it thrives in dark, dank, areas, where most dare not venture. Those that do search out this precious root are rewarded by being able to cast spells invoking strength and energy.
- The nightshade plant is as deadly as its long-standing reputation. Its touch can poison a human; in a magical spell, it invokes powers of death, damage and illusion.
- Spider's silk is an inexpensive reagent, as it is quite plentiful and light on one's back, even in large quantities. However, it is so fine that massive amounts of fibers are consumed by a single spell. True to its origin as webbing, this reagent calls forth summoning and binding spells.
- Foul smelling but powerful, sulphurous ash is a dusty volcanic residue. It is found mainly in Britannia's mountainous regions and is a common element of any spell releasing fire, light, or explosive energy.
Common Complimentary Skills:
Inscription - Select skill, target blank scroll, select spell from list.
Resist Spells - Automatic when attacked with a spell.
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