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Post by Crowco Cooper on Dec 19, 2018 22:53:51 GMT
How to: Birth magi
The most enigmatic of all components in your bio. The birth magi is optional, though having one is a major advantage. The birth magi is a characteristic almost entirely unique to player characters as they are - in truth - innate powers of Draemora. Embodiments of divine concepts who have long been banished. Yet your character is a Vassal. A being capable of housing the spirits of these draemora. You might start out with just one, but more can be collected by stealing them off of other Vassals. Something that is typically done by bloodshed. It would be wise to keep this in mind when befriending other players as they might turn on you any second. Alternatively, you can choose to have your character born or live with some curse or medical condition in place of vassalage. VassalageVassalage - or 'Vassals' - are people born with a dormant draemora attached to their soul. During a traumatic or exciting event, the draemora can be awakened. These draemora are the creatures from which Gods are made. Each draemora personifies a concept. A full list of current existing and available draemora is found in the Gods codex. The most often asked question about birth magi's are about what the limits are. Virtually, there are a few rules. - You can not influence time severely
- You can not influence space severely
- You can not in any way interfere with souls
- You can not create souls
- You can not steal or copy other people's birthmagi (at least, not without killing them first)
Besides these points, just about everything is up for grabs. Do however take in mind that you can't have cataclysmic powers at the start. Once you start, your birth magi will be weak. Leave room for it to grow as you level up. If you are at witts end on what to make, you can go to here and find some draemora already created which have not yet been claimed. CursedSome people are either born, or afflicted, by a curse. Examples are revenancy, vampirism, lycantrophy or lichdom. Being cursed grants additional racial advantages, but often comes at a cost. Medical condition
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