[Shard] - Sosaria
[Type] - Arcane
[Book] - Red - 20 pages

[Title] - Elementary Magic
[Author] - Sal Veya

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The Nature of Magic

Magic is a power
inside someone that
can allow him or her
to do things that
nature would not
normally allow.

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Power inside a mage,
called Mana is the
user capacity to cast
spells. Mana is based
on the intelligence of
the user, how learned
the user is. Often
casting high level

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spells can exhaust the
user, and force the
user to stop casting,
and allow their mana
to replenish.

A way of
replenishing mana is

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meditation. Meditation
relaxes the users
mind and body, and
allows them to
replenish their power
much faster than
they normally would.
Some who are highly


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skilled in the art of
meditation can
replenish their mana
at fast rates while not
actively meditating.
This is called passive
meditation. It is
allowing the mana of

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the world around you
to run through your
body, and replenish
your own power.

Improving Your
Intelligence


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Intelligence is a very
difficult thing to gain.
Intelligence comes
with experience and
hard work, and can
often-time's slip
away as a person
become older and

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adlewitted. To build
ones intelligence one
should practice any of
the traditional lores.
Some of the best are
communicating with
the dead, or evaluating
another's intelligence

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to improve your own.
Ones mana is based on
how intelligent a
person is.

Evaluating
Intelligence, A Very
Valuable Skill

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Perhaps one of the
most important skills
that a mage can
practice is that of
evaluating another
intelligence. This skill
is important in battle,

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and is also important
when casting spells.
When you can evaluate
another mage's
intelligence you can
learn how powerful
they are. The more
skilled can also

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determine what level
the other mage's mana
is at. Evaluating
Intelligence can also
improve the
effectiveness of your
spells, making your
battle spells wreak

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more damage.

The Levels of Magic

Magic spells are
divided into different
levels or circles. The
higher the circle, the

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more difficult the
spell will be. The cost
of the spell will also
be much greater,
drawing much more
on the user's mana if
the spell is in a higher
circle. Magi's should


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base the circle of the
spell they cast on
their own skill. Magic
is hard skill to learn
though, and takes
many years of
dedication, and hard
work to master.