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A book of essential spellcasting for beginners. Primes and Orals are the foundation upon which neophyte spellcasters must build. ''Primes'' are fundamental concepts common to all spells and ''orals'' are the mnemonics for achieving the mental state in which spells may be cast in proper form. | A book of essential spellcasting for beginners. Primes and Orals are the foundation upon which neophyte spellcasters must build. ''Primes'' are fundamental concepts common to all spells and ''orals'' are the mnemonics for achieving the mental state in which spells may be cast in proper form. | ||
| − | A Book of Primes and Orals is introduced to the student after many hours of studying the [[pensatory]] regimen. | + | A Book of Primes and Orals is introduced to the student after many hours of studying the [[pensatory]] regimen. |
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| + | The student avails himself of a set of words the proper recitation of which activates the associated magical effect. | ||
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
Latest revision as of 21:52, 1 November 2014
A book of essential spellcasting for beginners. Primes and Orals are the foundation upon which neophyte spellcasters must build. Primes are fundamental concepts common to all spells and orals are the mnemonics for achieving the mental state in which spells may be cast in proper form.
A Book of Primes and Orals is introduced to the student after many hours of studying the pensatory regimen.
The student avails himself of a set of words the proper recitation of which activates the associated magical effect.
See Also
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