Magic Item Crafting: Players cannot craft magic items. Rangers: Rangers no longer cast spells, and they will gain replacement class features. Unavailable Magic: Any spell not listed in the Spells section (see below) is currently unavailable in this setting. Mages can still use their 7th through 9th level spell slots to cast lower level spells. There are no more summoning spells, as conjuration magic was lost a thousand years ago in this world. 7Th through 9th level spells are legendary, and are often the focus of legendary quests by mages seeking more arcane power. Spells of 7th through 9th level are ancient, lost spells only rumored about by high-level mages, and guarded zealously by those few that have managed to learn them. Lost Magic: Mages have access to any spell up to 6th level. Druidcraft and Detect Poison and Disease can only be learned by the Naturalist feat.
Spells from Feats: Thaumaturgy and Detect Evil and Good can only be learned by the Theologian feat. Mages have access to all spells from all schools up to 5th level. Mages: There is only one spellcasting class now, the Mage, and the Magical Path that you choose defines what kind of spellcaster that you are. Evocation and chronomancy spells are sometimes unpredictable (see Wild Magic, below). Spellcasters can also defile life and the surrounding land and fuel their magic with life force for greater effect, at great expense (see Defiling Magic, below). Some schools are rolled together, and some spells have changed schools.ĭangerous Magic: Magic is chaotic, and spellcasters run the risk of contracting spellblights (see Spellblights, below). There are only 5 schools of magic: Chronomancy, Enchantment, Evocation, Necromancy, and Transmutation. Schools of Magic: Magic is defined by one of 5 schools, but is no longer restricted by spellcasting class. I will post what I have, and feedback is welcomed! I still have a few months before I plan to run this game. Further, while 7th to 9th level spells exist and are known, they are not automatic class features, and must be quested for, essentially. My list is comprehensive for my game in terms of known and available magic. Some spells no longer exist, others switched schools, etc. Regardless, I have some house rules for magic and spellcasting, and have rolled all the 5e spellcasters into one Mage class with different Magical Paths.
Individual spellcasters not already running kingdoms, aligned with some Guild, or the like are few and far between.Īlso, magic is wild, potentially dangerous to the world, and the setting calls for conjuration magic and divine magic to no longer exist. One of my goals was to go back to my homebrew roots, and only use prepublished materials in small doses when the setting, region, or narrative could call for it.Īnother is that the setting is high fantasy, but relatively low-magic-at-large. (Been running D&D/Pathfinder for over 15 years now.)
Recently started playing 5e last year, and have decided to try my hand running a game with that system this fall/winter for my group. Played lots of games and campaigns (even finished Emerald Spire start to finish over a 2 year span) in the interim. Hey all, looooonnnggg time since I've been on here.
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