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Hierophant (talk | contribs) (Created page with "<table style="width:100%;margin-top:.7em;padding-top:.7em"> <tr style="margin-top:2em;padding-top:0"> <td style="vertical-align:top;padding-right:.7em; border-right:#666 solid 1px"> Sorcerers, also known as Hedge Magicians, are one of two sud-types within the Mortal+ Sphere. Like their sister type, the Psychic, playing a Sorcerer means playing a character who is neither normal nor truly supernatural. Playing a sorcerer is not as easy as playing a vanilla mortal or a psyc...") |
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<li> [[Sorcerer Merits]] & [[Sorcerer Flaws|Flaws]] | <li> [[Sorcerer Merits]] & [[Sorcerer Flaws|Flaws]] | ||
<li> [[Sorcerer House Rules]] | <li> [[Sorcerer House Rules]] | ||
<li> [[Sorcerer Paths]] | |||
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== Recent Announcements == | == Recent Announcements == | ||
: <li> ''None at this time.'' | : <li> ''None at this time.'' | ||
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'''Reminder''': A sorcerer’s magic is completely binary: it either works or it doesn’t. The details of the spell are decided, a target number of successes is determined based on the details, and then the sorcerer either meets the threshold or does not and fails. | |||
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Sorcerers, also known as Hedge Magicians, are one of two sud-types within the Mortal+ Sphere. Like their sister type, the Psychic, playing a Sorcerer means playing a character who is neither normal nor truly supernatural. Playing a sorcerer is not as easy as playing a vanilla mortal or a psychic, and requires a player to carefully read up on information pertaining to their paths. Below we have provided everything a player needs to know to dive into playing a sorcerer.
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Inner-Sphere Closures
Recent Announcements
Reminder: A sorcerer’s magic is completely binary: it either works or it doesn’t. The details of the spell are decided, a target number of successes is determined based on the details, and then the sorcerer either meets the threshold or does not and fails. |
