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Politas: /* Runic magic? */

2006-02-11T09:20:11Z

Runic magic?

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	:Yeah, I am writing purely from an in-game worldview, having only a basic understanding of the system. So yeah, it's just ~~rthe~~ special effects, and the form that gestures/incantations/enchantments take. You can think of the Magic Control skill being an understanding of the symbology of runes. The greater the understanding, the greater the ability to manipulate magic. --[[User:Politas\|~~Politas~~]] 19:53, 10 February 2006 (PST)		:Yeah, I am writing purely from an in-game worldview, having only a basic understanding of the system. So yeah, it's just the special effects, and the form that gestures/incantations/enchantments take. You can think of the Magic Control skill being an understanding of the symbology of runes. The greater the understanding, the greater the ability to manipulate magic. --[[User:Politas\|Myk]] 19:53, 10 February 2006 (PST)

	That's fine - it wasn't defined before, now it's defined. --[[User:Curufea\|Curufea]] 22:54, 10 February 2006 (PST)		::That's fine - it wasn't defined before, now it's defined. --[[User:Curufea\|Curufea]] 22:54, 10 February 2006 (PST)

			:::I figured that was how we were doing things. --[[User:Politas\|Myk]] 01:20, 11 February 2006 (PST)

Curufea at 06:54, 11 February 2006

2006-02-11T06:54:16Z

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	:Yeah, I am writing purely from an in-game worldview, having only a basic understanding of the system. So yeah, it's just rthe special effects, and the form that gestures/incantations/enchantments take. You can think of the Magic Control skill being an understanding of the symbology of runes. The greater the understanding, the greater the ability to manipulate magic. --[[User:Politas\|Politas]] 19:53, 10 February 2006 (PST)		:Yeah, I am writing purely from an in-game worldview, having only a basic understanding of the system. So yeah, it's just rthe special effects, and the form that gestures/incantations/enchantments take. You can think of the Magic Control skill being an understanding of the symbology of runes. The greater the understanding, the greater the ability to manipulate magic. --[[User:Politas\|Politas]] 19:53, 10 February 2006 (PST)

			That's fine - it wasn't defined before, now it's defined. --[[User:Curufea\|Curufea]] 22:54, 10 February 2006 (PST)

Politas: /* Runic magic? */

2006-02-11T03:53:29Z

Runic magic?

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			:Yeah, I am writing purely from an in-game worldview, having only a basic understanding of the system. So yeah, it's just rthe special effects, and the form that gestures/incantations/enchantments take. You can think of the Magic Control skill being an understanding of the symbology of runes. The greater the understanding, the greater the ability to manipulate magic. --[[User:Politas\|Politas]] 19:53, 10 February 2006 (PST)

Curufea: /* Runic magic? */

2006-02-10T01:45:40Z

Runic magic?

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	That's fine as a special effect, I guess. The process is usually chanting/incantation and gestures. The gestures can be of runes. Then the investing of magical power into the spell by tapping a ley line and directing the magic.		That's fine as a special effect, I guess. The process is usually chanting/incantation and gestures. The gestures can be of runes. Then the investing of magical power into the spell by tapping a ley line and directing the magic.

	For clerics it would be prayers, runic gestures and the god(s) granting the power.--[[User:Curufea\|Curufea]] 17:44, 9 February 2006 (PST)		For clerics it would be prayers, runic gestures and the god(s) granting the power.

			Runes are most applicable for alchemists, which are minor mages that must invest magical power into an item or potion (rather than better mages that can use spells immediately). Runes are drawn while tranferring magical energy into the item via the rune.

			--[[User:Curufea\|Curufea]] 17:44, 9 February 2006 (PST)

Curufea: Runic magic?

2006-02-10T01:44:00Z

Runic magic?

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== Runic magic? ==

That's fine as a special effect, I guess. The process is usually chanting/incantation and gestures. The gestures can be of runes. Then the investing of magical power into the spell by tapping a ley line and directing the magic.

For clerics it would be prayers, runic gestures and the god(s) granting the power.--[[User:Curufea|Curufea]] 17:44, 9 February 2006 (PST)