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David: updated spell pool to reset on a 3 minute count instead of 5

2026-04-08T19:20:59Z

updated spell pool to reset on a 3 minute count instead of 5

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	'''[[Spells]]''' <b>1-8</b>: Broadly speaking, Callers may learn spells in one of two ways. The easiest is simply transcribing a written formula into memory, and Callers prefer this where the option is available. In order to do this, all your Caller needs is a scroll of the relevant spell and enough time to read it and learn it. Spells learned in this way cost no Skill Points, further endearing it to the casters of the worlds. Where this isn't possible (some worlds have outright banned magic from the lower classes, for example), it's possible to gut it out and teach yourself the spell. Doing this has no monetary cost, but it does incur a cost in skill points instead.		'''[[Spells]]''' <b>1-8</b>: Broadly speaking, Callers may learn spells in one of two ways. The easiest is simply transcribing a written formula into memory, and Callers prefer this where the option is available. In order to do this, all your Caller needs is a scroll of the relevant spell and enough time to read it and learn it. Spells learned in this way cost no Skill Points, further endearing it to the casters of the worlds. Where this isn't possible (some worlds have outright banned magic from the lower classes, for example), it's possible to gut it out and teach yourself the spell. Doing this has no monetary cost, but it does incur a cost in skill points instead.

	'''Spell Pool''': At times Callers find themselves bereft of mana or needing to dish out direct damage to their foes. For times like this mother nature gave us that which has baffled early civilizations across the planes Lightning. Doing this is faster and less stressful than formal spellcasting. One point of spell pool generates 1 point of damage to a limit of 10 points at a time at Spell Pool I. This is cast as "I summon X <damage type>" and packet delivered. Every rank of Spell Pool adds 25 points of usable pool and increases the 'spell cap' of the amount used of your pool you can use at a time by 5. Thus, With spell pool 1 your cap is 10 points per use and with Spell Pool 6 you may use 35 points of pool at a time. Spell Pool must be delivered in increments of 5. Spell Pool can be refreshed with ~~five~~ minutes of uninterrupted time, or immediately refreshed via the 9th level Mage effect Evocation. Caller's have the Lightning damage type for their spell pool.</blockquote>		'''Spell Pool''': At times Callers find themselves bereft of mana or needing to dish out direct damage to their foes. For times like this mother nature gave us that which has baffled early civilizations across the planes Lightning. Doing this is faster and less stressful than formal spellcasting. One point of spell pool generates 1 point of damage to a limit of 10 points at a time at Spell Pool I. This is cast as "I summon X <damage type>" and packet delivered. Every rank of Spell Pool adds 25 points of usable pool and increases the 'spell cap' of the amount used of your pool you can use at a time by 5. Thus, With spell pool 1 your cap is 10 points per use and with Spell Pool 6 you may use 35 points of pool at a time. Spell Pool must be delivered in increments of 5. Spell Pool can be refreshed with three minutes of uninterrupted time, or immediately refreshed via the 9th level Mage effect Evocation. Caller's have the Lightning damage type for their spell pool.</blockquote>
	=== Metamagic: ===		=== Metamagic: ===
	Metamagic, as the name implies, is magic that affects magic. Metamagic effects modify spells in some way, or modify some other aspect of magic in some way spells cannot. Metamagic is fueled by Ley Points, and there are as many arguments about what Ley actually is as there are people making them. Callers purchase Ley Points directly, at 2 SP each, and a Caller cannot buy more than 20 total. Listed alphabetically. (Numbers in parentheses are Lay Point cost.)<blockquote><p>'''Aura Emulation (1)''': As practiced by Callers, this allows for mana to reflexively retaliate against a melee strike. This is called as "Magic Lightning Aura" in response to being struck. Aura Emulation allows for any of the four usual elemental flavors and Spirit. Other Auras are known to exist but those are not readily available and learning them can be a chore.</p>		Metamagic, as the name implies, is magic that affects magic. Metamagic effects modify spells in some way, or modify some other aspect of magic in some way spells cannot. Metamagic is fueled by Ley Points, and there are as many arguments about what Ley actually is as there are people making them. Callers purchase Ley Points directly, at 2 SP each, and a Caller cannot buy more than 20 total. Listed alphabetically. (Numbers in parentheses are Lay Point cost.)<blockquote><p>'''Aura Emulation (1)''': As practiced by Callers, this allows for mana to reflexively retaliate against a melee strike. This is called as "Magic Lightning Aura" in response to being struck. Aura Emulation allows for any of the four usual elemental flavors and Spirit. Other Auras are known to exist but those are not readily available and learning them can be a chore.</p>

Mikecraft: /* Caller Heroic Powers */

2026-03-28T01:15:33Z

Caller Heroic Powers

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	*Flee x 3		*Flee x 3
	*½ Damage from all attacks		*½ Damage from all attacks
	*Non-corporeal
	*Can ''Flee'' into a combat they have left in the last 5 mins.		*Can ''Flee'' into a combat they have left in the last 5 mins.
	*+75 Spell Pool		*+75 Spell Pool
	*Can change Spell Pool flavor to Venom		*Can change Spell Pool flavor to Venom
	*Gain 2 bonus spells costing up to 7 mana		*Gain 2 bonus spells costing up to 7 mana

	'''Feedback Loop -''' Prerequisite: ''Spell Pool 4''		'''Feedback Loop -''' Prerequisite: ''Spell Pool 4''

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	'''Magical Shifting''' '''-''' Prerequisite Enhanced Shifting, Caller may not have Greater Enhanced Shifting		'''Magical Shifting''' '''-''' Prerequisite Enhanced Shifting, Caller may not have Greater Enhanced Shifting

	This power allows the caller to use a single Caller spell delivered as 'Magical [Spell Name] while shifted. In addition, the shifted caller gains a breath weapon with three uses of 'Natural 30 lightning' delivered via packet.		This power allows the caller to use a single Caller spell delivered as 'Magical [Spell Name] while shifted. In addition, the shifted caller gains a breath weapon with three uses of 'Natural 30 lightning' delivered via packet.

	'''Nature’s Embrace -''' This Power binds the character’s body to the power of nature allowing it to heal more rapidly. The character gains ''~~Fast Healing 5~~'', and additionally can ''Auto-Stabilize'' themselves twice each reset, setting them to 0 ''Body Points''.		'''Nature’s Embrace -''' This Power binds the character’s body to the power of nature allowing it to heal more rapidly. The character gains ''Recovery'', and additionally can ''Auto-Stabilize'' themselves twice each reset, setting them to 0 ''Body Points''.

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2025-11-13T20:35:12Z

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Mikecraft: /* Caller Powers */

2025-10-01T22:21:55Z

Caller Powers

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	== Caller Powers ==		== Caller Powers ==
	'''Animal Speech -''' This power allows the character to talk normally while shape changed~~, as well as will let them communicate with animals of similar breed~~. This does not allow spell casting or using magic items that require speech to activate.		'''Animal Speech -''' This power allows the character to talk normally while shape changed. This does not allow spell casting or using magic items that require speech to activate.

	'''Aspect Mastery-''' This power causes Aspects that the player casts to have the duration doubled. It is up to the caster to inform the recipient of the effect.		'''Aspect Mastery-''' This power causes Aspects that the player casts to have the duration doubled. It is up to the caster to inform the recipient of the effect.

David: a

2025-09-17T17:33:19Z

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Mikecraft at 16:17, 23 May 2025

2025-05-23T16:17:30Z

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	'''Aspect Mastery-''' This power causes Aspects that the player casts to have the duration doubled. It is up to the caster to inform the recipient of the effect.		'''Aspect Mastery-''' This power causes Aspects that the player casts to have the duration doubled. It is up to the caster to inform the recipient of the effect.

	'''Enhanced Shifting''' - This power allows Callers to select a specific animal when shifting and gain parts of that animals natural locomotive capabilities. When using their Shift, the Caller may now Fly, Swim (along with breath Underwater), or Burrow.		'''Enhanced Shifting''' - This power allows Callers to select a specific animal when shifting and gain parts of that animals natural locomotive capabilities. When using their Shift, the Caller may now Fly, Swim (along with breath Underwater), or Burrow. In addition, the Short Claws received when shifting are now Medium Claws

	'''Master of the Wilds-''' This power allows the character to now affect 2 additional targets when they cast Aspects.		'''Master of the Wilds-''' This power allows the character to now affect 2 additional targets when they cast Aspects.
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	'''Greater Enhanced Shifting -''' Prerequisite Enhanced Shifting, Caller may not have Magical Shifting.		'''Greater Enhanced Shifting -''' Prerequisite Enhanced Shifting, Caller may not have Magical Shifting.

	This power ~~doubles the stats of the shifter including the Enhanced Shifting strength bonus. Additionally,~~ the Caller ~~may~~ use a single two-handed claw or a long and medium claw instead of paired medium claws.		This power allows the Caller to use a single two-handed claw or a long and medium claw instead of paired medium claws. In addition, they receive one Regenerate and two special attacks per reset chosen from Crippling Strike, Knockdown, Maim, and Shred (Destroy Armor Strike). They may use the same one twice.

	'''Greater Wisp Form -''' Prerequisite Wisp Form		'''Greater Wisp Form -''' Prerequisite Wisp Form

Mikecraft at 18:54, 10 November 2024

2024-11-10T18:54:05Z

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	=== Magic Skills: ===		=== Magic Skills: ===
	<blockquote>'''Mana''': Mana is the fuel by which spells are generated. For Callers, spells are leveled 1-8 and every spell costs an amount of mana equal to its level to cast. Callers pay 1 SP to get 2 mana until they reach 100; after that, additional mana is available at 1 SP per mana point unto infinity. Collectively, a Caller's available mana is referred to as a pool, despite the confusing overlap with the unrelated "spell pool" used for linear magic delivery. Callers on every world refer to things like the "depth" of their mana pools. It's an odd idiosyncrasy of the cosmos.</blockquote><blockquote>'''Schools''': Nature. For now it's just Nature magic. Now go touch grass.</blockquote><blockquote>'''[[Spells]]''' '''1-8''': Broadly speaking, Callers may learn spells in one of two ways. The easiest is simply transcribing a written formula into memory, and Callers prefer this where the option is available. In order to do this, all your Caller needs is a scroll of the relevant spell and enough time to read it and learn it. Spells learned in this way cost no Skill Points, further endearing it to the casters of the worlds. Where this isn't possible (some worlds have outright banned magic from the lower classes, for example), it's possible to gut it out and teach yourself the spell. Doing this has no monetary cost, but it does incur a cost in skill points instead.</blockquote><blockquote>'''Spell Pool''': At times Callers find themselves bereft of mana or needing to dish out direct damage to their foes. For times like this mother nature gave us that which has baffled early civilizations across the planes Lightning. Doing this is faster and less stressful than formal spellcasting. One point of spell pool generates 1 point of damage to a limit of 10 points at a time at Spell Pool I. This is cast as "~~Magic~~ X <damage type>" and packet delivered. Every rank of Spell Pool adds 25 points of usable pool and increases the 'spell cap' of the amount used of your pool you can use at a time by 5. Thus, With spell pool 1 your cap is 10 points per use and with Spell Pool 6 you may use 35 points of pool at a time. Spell Pool must be delivered in increments of 5. Spell Pool can be refreshed with five minutes of uninterrupted time, or immediately refreshed via the 9th level Mage effect Evocation. Caller's have the Lightning damage type for their spell pool.		<blockquote>'''Mana''': Mana is the fuel by which spells are generated. For Callers, spells are leveled 1-8 and every spell costs an amount of mana equal to its level to cast. Callers pay 1 SP to get 2 mana until they reach 100; after that, additional mana is available at 1 SP per mana point unto infinity. Collectively, a Caller's available mana is referred to as a pool, despite the confusing overlap with the unrelated "spell pool" used for linear magic delivery. Callers on every world refer to things like the "depth" of their mana pools. It's an odd idiosyncrasy of the cosmos.</blockquote><blockquote>'''Schools''': Nature. For now it's just Nature magic. Now go touch grass.</blockquote><blockquote>'''[[Spells]]''' '''1-8''': Broadly speaking, Callers may learn spells in one of two ways. The easiest is simply transcribing a written formula into memory, and Callers prefer this where the option is available. In order to do this, all your Caller needs is a scroll of the relevant spell and enough time to read it and learn it. Spells learned in this way cost no Skill Points, further endearing it to the casters of the worlds. Where this isn't possible (some worlds have outright banned magic from the lower classes, for example), it's possible to gut it out and teach yourself the spell. Doing this has no monetary cost, but it does incur a cost in skill points instead.</blockquote><blockquote>'''Spell Pool''': At times Callers find themselves bereft of mana or needing to dish out direct damage to their foes. For times like this mother nature gave us that which has baffled early civilizations across the planes Lightning. Doing this is faster and less stressful than formal spellcasting. One point of spell pool generates 1 point of damage to a limit of 10 points at a time at Spell Pool I. This is cast as "I summon X <damage type>" and packet delivered. Every rank of Spell Pool adds 25 points of usable pool and increases the 'spell cap' of the amount used of your pool you can use at a time by 5. Thus, With spell pool 1 your cap is 10 points per use and with Spell Pool 6 you may use 35 points of pool at a time. Spell Pool must be delivered in increments of 5. Spell Pool can be refreshed with five minutes of uninterrupted time, or immediately refreshed via the 9th level Mage effect Evocation. Caller's have the Lightning damage type for their spell pool.

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Mikecraft: /* Advanced Caller Skills */

2024-08-28T14:34:43Z

Advanced Caller Skills

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	'''~~Sudden Storm~~''' - Pulling on the natural forces around you, you summon up dense fog ~~and high winds~~ giving your party cover as you slip past a potential fight, this allows your party of up to 10 players to move past the encounter without engaging. This skill only works while on Modules set in a natural terrain.</blockquote>		'''Dense Fog''' - Pulling on the natural forces around you, you summon up an ultra dense fog around you giving your party cover as you slip past a potential fight, this allows your party of up to 10 players to move past the encounter without engaging. This skill only works while on Modules set in a natural terrain.</blockquote>

Mikecraft at 12:23, 15 August 2024

2024-08-15T12:23:38Z

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Mikecraft at 20:01, 31 July 2024

2024-07-31T20:01:49Z

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	'''Class Features'''		'''Class Features'''

	'''''Shifter'':''' This skill allows the ''Caller'' to change forms into that of an animal on a 5 second counted action. While shifted, the character cannot speak, save for with animals of similar type, and they can use no active skills, abilities, or magic items that require speech. All non-self-generated protectives, blade spells, and ''Aspect (caller spells with an animal name)'' effects are suppressed. This form has the same stats as the Level 8 Caller Spell Aspect of the Beast and the abilities reset with the character not every time the Caller shifts.		'''''Shifter'':''' This skill allows the ''Caller'' to change forms into that of an animal on a 5 second counted action. While shifted, the character cannot speak, save for with animals of similar type, and they can use no active skills, abilities, or magic items that require speech. All non-self-generated protectives, blade spells, and ''Aspect (caller spells with an animal name)'' effects are suppressed. This form has the same stats as the Level 8 Caller Spell Aspect of the Beast and the abilities reset with the character not every time the Caller shifts. This form can be shifted into at anytime but it's state is tracked separately. If you are killed in animal form, you immediately revert to your normal PC form. You cannot change back into the form until the character resets. If you are shifting back to your normal form before being killed, it takes the same 5 count as it did to shift into the animal form.