Post by Kerri on Feb 3, 2009 23:07:31 GMT -5
Ok, so it has come up to question and here is the answer…
Mages use what is known as force of Will to use their magic, this meaning that their magic comes from their minds and bodies and not from a spell book. Their course of study, when I say that means simply they learn about the world around them, how weather patterns develop and how whatever their chosen abilities formed. This is the reason it takes them so long to learn magic, as it involves knowing every aspect of the element they use and the effects it might have on not only their target, but the world around them as well.
Necromancers are limited to what is known as SPELL magic, they must learn spells from books to perform their magic. Incantations and such is what is meant here. I prefer you to use Latin when speaking the spell, but if this is too much work for you, then I guess you can write it in English if you desire. But I do not want to see..
Exmpl: Mary said some words and this happened.. I want to hear the spoken spell when you post
Exmpl :
“Grow vetus quod intereo!”
Mages use what is known as force of Will to use their magic, this meaning that their magic comes from their minds and bodies and not from a spell book. Their course of study, when I say that means simply they learn about the world around them, how weather patterns develop and how whatever their chosen abilities formed. This is the reason it takes them so long to learn magic, as it involves knowing every aspect of the element they use and the effects it might have on not only their target, but the world around them as well.
Necromancers are limited to what is known as SPELL magic, they must learn spells from books to perform their magic. Incantations and such is what is meant here. I prefer you to use Latin when speaking the spell, but if this is too much work for you, then I guess you can write it in English if you desire. But I do not want to see..
Exmpl: Mary said some words and this happened.. I want to hear the spoken spell when you post
Exmpl :
“Grow vetus quod intereo!”
