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Ea's magic responds to its people. Wizards, sorcerers, the uncovering of [[Aspect Spends|Aspects]] are not the only ways in which magic manifests. |
Ea's magic responds to its people. Wizards, sorcerers, the uncovering of [[Aspect Spends|Aspects]] are not the only ways in which magic manifests. |
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| − | The following are options for any storyteller, for use in [[Player_Run_Plots|PrPs]], scenes, backgrounds, and [[Small_Stories|small stories]]. If some of these rituals come across as "didn't we always have--!??" that is part of why these are being offered: to illustrate just how |
+ | The following are options for any storyteller, for use in [[Player_Run_Plots|PrPs]], scenes, backgrounds, and [[Small_Stories|small stories]]. If some of these rituals come across as "didn't we always have--!??" that is part of why these are being offered: to illustrate just how active magic is in Ea. Also, just because there are no given mechanics for them does not mean they shouldn't exist. |
| + | These rituals and options are beyond the scope of any one PC working on their own. |
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| ⚫ | They are meant to be used as story devices, and tend to require a story element, such as a visit to the sylvanori elders. In addition, they require the presence of more than one person from that community--they are NOT means to add to individual PCs' power levels. Finally, all rituals work according to story. Sometimes rituals sometimes work perfectly, and other times do so to varying degrees (that's just saying they are story-dependent, and not a means of power). |
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Latest revision as of 04:32, 26 July 2017
Ea's magic responds to its people. Wizards, sorcerers, the uncovering of Aspects are not the only ways in which magic manifests.
The following are options for any storyteller, for use in PrPs, scenes, backgrounds, and small stories. If some of these rituals come across as "didn't we always have--!??" that is part of why these are being offered: to illustrate just how active magic is in Ea. Also, just because there are no given mechanics for them does not mean they shouldn't exist.
These rituals and options are beyond the scope of any one PC working on their own.
They are meant to be used as story devices, and tend to require a story element, such as a visit to the sylvanori elders. In addition, they require the presence of more than one person from that community--they are NOT means to add to individual PCs' power levels. Finally, all rituals work according to story. Sometimes rituals sometimes work perfectly, and other times do so to varying degrees (that's just saying they are story-dependent, and not a means of power).
You are welcome to build on these ideas, or expand on them.