Inventing New Spells and the first Mage

Nemi3e · 09-02-2012, 04:42 PM

Technomancer mentions Kindermagic. Mage children usually make one or two spells, due to the effort and time required, though it is done intuitively, this "assembling strings of nonsense words and nursery rhymes," into spells. Which indicates some sort of natural feedback? Things "feeling" right.

The First Mage could easily continue doing this into adulthood, and come up with a dozens basic spells in his entire lifetime, pass them on, and the later generations build upon it. Enchant Item would probably be the result of "I want to put magic in this thing," and then using it as a sort of dowsing rod for their own magic/harmonics. Maybe make an array of them and then go "What happens if I make them all point in the same direction?" Or what ever.

09-02-2012, 04:42 PM	#5
Nemi3e Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: NYC	Re: Inventing New Spells and the first Mage Technomancer mentions Kindermagic. Mage children usually make one or two spells, due to the effort and time required, though it is done intuitively, this "assembling strings of nonsense words and nursery rhymes," into spells. Which indicates some sort of natural feedback? Things "feeling" right. The First Mage could easily continue doing this into adulthood, and come up with a dozens basic spells in his entire lifetime, pass them on, and the later generations build upon it. Enchant Item would probably be the result of "I want to put magic in this thing," and then using it as a sort of dowsing rod for their own magic/harmonics. Maybe make an array of them and then go "What happens if I make them all point in the same direction?" Or what ever. __________________ -- The GM is not your Enemy. The GM is your dealer.