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Some claim the Hexen have some small trace of Fae blood in their ancestry, but nothing certain is known. It is true that they fail miserably to learn by guild teaching and that they are uniquely vulnerable to Fae influence before they have gained basic mastery of the magic within. It is also true that they are attuned to forms arcanists can't master. | Some claim the Hexen have some small trace of Fae blood in their ancestry, but nothing certain is known. It is true that they fail miserably to learn by guild teaching and that they are uniquely vulnerable to Fae influence before they have gained basic mastery of the magic within. It is also true that they are attuned to forms arcanists can't master. | ||
Revision as of 22:16, 30 January 2024
Fae Magic
Fae are inherently magical beings, masters of glamour (illusion) and enchantments and the second sight with some small skill in performing knacks and lesser conjurations. Some Fae are rumored to be able to magically heal wounds in mortals.
Guild Arcanists
Not being inherently magical, mortals must learn to tap into forces the Fae touch as easy as breathing.
The lowest mortals with an affinity for magic - apprentices - quickly master conjuration and knacks. As journeymen, they begin to learn abjuration, enchantment, and glamour. Only masters learn enchantments.
Boneweaving, animation, and aura sight lie beyond the Guild's ability to teach.
Hexen
Some claim the Hexen have some small trace of Fae blood in their ancestry, but nothing certain is known. It is true that they fail miserably to learn by guild teaching and that they are uniquely vulnerable to Fae influence before they have gained basic mastery of the magic within. It is also true that they are attuned to forms arcanists can't master.
Ur Magic
Mastering - even studying - Necromancy or Transmutation is collectively forbidden by church, crown, and guild alike with penalties including forfeiture, prison, exile, death, and excommunication according to the severity o the offence.