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How magic works
There are 2 base classes that use magic. Clerics and Mages. Second Tier guilds use it as well. Rangers, Druids, Healers, and Wizards. Everyone's magic is based on mana. Certain spells cost a certain amount. You regain you're mana back at 1 mana point every 4 seconds. That is, without enhancers or mana potions. The amount of mana you have depends greatly on your intelligence if you're a mage or wizard, and greatly on your wisdom for clerics and healers.
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Paladins, Rangers, and Druids also learn spells. Upon joining the Ranger guild you will learn entangle.Upon joining the Druid guild you will retain the abilities you had as either a monk or a cleric, and you will learn Entangle. Paladins retain their abilities as either a cleric or fighter, and gain a few more abilites. Paladins don't necessarily gain spells, however they gain abilities that can heal and protect as they advance through their guild.
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Spells
Mages and Wizards work the same way. You receive spell points when you level, from there you can choose a spell you would like to learn from a list. There are different spells from different branches of magic. Aether, fire, earth, ice and wind. You can learn a spell from any branch that you wish, or you may continue you're mastery of a spell by learning more about a spell you already know. With a mastery of a spell comes a newer title, for example: Fire Mistress Jennika, Spark pupil Makayla, etc.
Clerics and Healers learn spells from their respective guild leaders upon advancing. When you first become a cleric you gain spells and continue to learn more as you progress in your guild. If you so choose to become a healer, you will gain spells upon joining the healers guild, however you will lose Bless and Inflict Light Wounds. If you so choose to become a Druid, you will retain the spells you learned as a Cleric, and you will gain Entangle. Within the next few weeks I hope to have a list of all the spells and at which level you learn them.
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