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Latest revision as of 00:46, 1 April 2021
Catalysts or Instruments are the magical tools which mages use to cast their spells. These can vary from simple crystals to gloves, grimoires, staves or anything a mage can think of. There are some key rules with catalysts that are consistent across the board. All catalysts have a focal point such as the tip of the staff, or one of the many apexes of an orb, this is where magic comes from and also needs to be handheld by the mage.
In order to use multiple catalysts, the Mage must take 1 turn to switch focus on the new catalyst they're using.
Temporary Catalysts
Catalysts that are consumed upon use. Infusing these catalysts with one spell will cause it to be consumed.
Example include:
Stationary Catalysts
Catalysts that are immovable. These catalysts are used to cast powerful spells. They must be a minimum size of 3x3 to function. Examples include:
Glyphic Circles
Large Orbs
Personal Catalysts
Catalysts that are customized to the casters disciplines. This is done by combining materials to create specialized tools to channel through the desired disciplines. These can be wands, staves, orbs, etc. So long as the catalyst holds an apex.
- Disciplines
What disciplines a mage can cast is dependent on what additives they have on their catalysts. Of course, the mage themselves also needs to know said discipline.
- Materials
Catalysts may only have one additive stacked with the core material of said catalyst. Materials do not stack, nor can you put two common materials on a catalyst. When a discipline is tied to a common material on a catalyst, it cannot be overwritten when transferred to a new mage or otherwise. Metal may not be present on a catalyst save for negligible amounts of mithril for aesthetic purposes.
Universal
- Mana Willow - Two Picks of Any Discipline
- Iron-Soul Mandragora - One of any Discipline
- Common Materials (Oak, Cotton, Glass, etc) - One of any Discipline
Discipline Specific
Some materials will provide an additional discipline; Discipline | Material (+Additional Discipline)
Aurum Types |
Divinity • Demonbrands • Magecraft • Runesmithing • Feyspeak • Shamanism • The Fallen |
The World of Aethius • The Multiverse of Aethier |