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The forum where it all began: Progressive Arcanum - there is material here that may answer questions you have about the RP, so if you're unsure about something and don't feel like asking me, go here.

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Going to a family gathering, so probably the earliest my CS will be up is tonight.
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Yeah, Misa and I have yet to discuss, so my sheet will have to wait for that (it probably won't be too long).

Now, Hanged, my character went into Pythomancy specifically to find a magical creature she could bond with, for protection, something intelligent enough and intimidating enough to make people think twice about fucking with her (basically, she's paranoid). Would she be able to have raised a Griffin in her time at the Academy? And, are Griffins intelligent enough to perform complex tasks?
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Yeah, Misa and I have yet to discuss, so my sheet will have to wait for that (it probably won't be too long).Now, Hanged, my character went into Pythomancy specifically to find a magical creature she could bond with, for protection, something intelligent enough and intimidating enough to make people think twice about fucking with her (basically, she's paranoid). Would she be able to have raised a Griffin in her time at the Academy? And, are Griffins intelligent enough to perform complex tasks?

Hm . . . Griffins are fairly hard to tame, not to mention dangerous. So if she were to have one, it would be fairly young, but that also raises the question on how she got it at that state. And if she's just starting out, it's less likely, as she should have almost no knowledge on how to raise one. Your best bet would make her a senior student with a young Griffin (those are still bigger than horses, mind you), but you can also have her be new and wanting to learn.

As for how intelligent Griffins are; they are fairly intelligent, enough to deliver messages and pick-up ingredients without guidance, but aren't intelligent enough to work simple machines
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My character probably is going to study both Pyhtomancy and Insorcerery, a question about Will-o-wisp, are they intelligent beings, simple magic creatures, or just magical phenomenon/ magical constructs created by magic-users.
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Just to be sure, apps are open to those who were not part of the interest check, right? If so, I'll try think up a CS.
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Just to be sure, apps are open to those who were not part of the interest check, right? If so, I'll try think up a CS.

Yes, they are :) Feel free to join

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My character probably is going to study both Pyhtomancy and Insorcerery, a question about Will-o-wisp, are they intelligent beings, simple magic creatures, or just magical phenomenon/ magical constructs created by magic-users.

Magical constructs.
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Hm . . . Griffins are fairly hard to tame, not to mention dangerous. So if she were to have one, it would be fairly young, but that also raises the question on how she got it at that state. And if she's just starting out, it's less likely, as she should have almost no knowledge on how to raise one. Your best bet would make her a senior student with a young Griffin (those are still bigger than horses, mind you), but you can also have her be new and wanting to learn.

As for how intelligent Griffins are; they are fairly intelligent, enough to deliver messages and pick-up ingredients without guidance, but aren't intelligent enough to work simple machines


Dangerous is the idea. My thought was, in fact, exactly that: she's a senior student (19), who got lucky and managed to acquire a Griffin egg around five years ago (having been in Pythomancy classes a few years by that point), and raised the chick with the help of her instructors at the Academy. So, it's quite young, but still large enough to stare people down and discourage violence, and generally be a useful companion.

And the intelligence is exactly where I was thinking, as well. :) I'm glad we're on the same page.

(She was always going to be a senior student; I don't think that was clear. And her family is quite wealthy, considering their heritage...)
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Dangerous is the idea. My thought was, in fact, exactly that: she's a senior student (19), who got lucky and managed to acquire a Griffin egg around five years ago (having been in Pythomancy classes a few years by that point), and raised the chick with the help of her instructors at the Academy. So, it's quite young, but still large enough to stare people down and discourage violence, and generally be a useful companion.And the intelligence is exactly where I was thinking, as well. :) I'm glad we're on the same page.(She was always going to be a senior student; I don't think that was clear. And her family is quite wealthy, considering their heritage...)


Cool. Is she a pure Pythomancer or does she study other branches?
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Probably gonna make a character which specialized in Pythomancy and Alchemy. I was thinking of going with a creature known as a Caladrius, which'll be weaved into my characters backstory. I already have a good idea of the appearance and bio.
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Well I always love it when I just start typing and when I look at the clock next it has been two hours. Let me know what you think, opinions, thoughts, comments, issues I'm open to them all
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Cool. Is she a pure Pythomancer or does she study other branches?


No, I'm talking about the same character as before, the Ouramancer. Because of the way she was raised, she mainly taught that art to herself (with the spirit of her grandfather as a mentor), and her actual classes at the Academy were in Pythomancy and Art (and a few other mundane academics). She still took the exams they presented for Ouramancy, but that wasn't why she enrolled at the Academy. The Pythomancy was.

Now that she's passed into the advanced years, she does individual research on Ouramantic topics, and continues to study and improve her Pythomantic techniques and knowledge... Is that alright?
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No, I'm talking about the same character as before, the Ouramancer. Because of the way she was raised, she mainly taught that art to herself (with the spirit of her grandfather as a mentor), and her actual at the Academy were in Pythomancy and Art (and a few other mundane academics). She still took the exams they presented for Ouramancy, but that wasn't why she enrolled at the Academy. The Pythomancy was.Now that she's passed into the advanced years, she does individual research on Ouramantic topics, and continues to study and improve her Pythomantic techniques and knowledge... Is that alright?


Yes, actually. It's in line with what Ouramancers regularly go through.
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Yep, that's exactly what I thought. :) Fabulous.
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Well I always love it when I just start typing and when I look at the clock nest it has been two hours. Let me know what you think, opinions, thoughts, comments, issues I'm open to them all


Ooh, this seems nice, but one problem I have is on how you're going to develop his character further, however I'll leave that to you. Another problem is his age; 16 is too young considering the level of proficiency you've placed him in. 18 or above would suite better, otherwise, you'll have to make him a bit less knowledgeable than now.
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Oops delete the wrong age it seems, i was going back a forth between those two ages for a while until I just deiced to start typing and see what my hands came up with, I'll just edit that real quick. And the plan on progression is this; He has reached a level where now he no longer is being taught so much as he is teaching himself, but he is starting to get frustrated with the seeming lack of progression that this is causing. So does he start trying more dangerous experiments, does he stick with the old fashion way or does what is going to happen point him in a third way. That is the general idea anyway
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Oops delete the wrong age it seems, i was going back a forth between those two ages for a while until I just deiced to start typing and see what my hands came up with, I'll just edit that real quick. And the plan on progression is this; He has reached a level where now he no longer is being taught so much as he is teaching himself, but he is starting to get frustrated with the seeming lack of progression that this is causing. So does he start trying more dangerous experiments, does he stick with the old fashion way or does what is going to happen point him in a third way. That is the general idea anyway


Woah, no need to tell us that. Just show it on the RP :)
Anyway, just edit it and it's accepted.
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  • School Wards - a series of observation wards that came with being Headmaster. Spread out throughout the school and gives him complete vision of everywhere except the private quarters; neither the students nor teachers have knowledge of this.




I'm hoping this doesn't include bathrooms? And, can he access the wards at all times, or does he have to be in a certain place?

EDIT: Actually, why don't the teachers know about this? That seems silly. It's a reasonable security measure, considering the capabilities of the Academy's students.
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Woah, no need to tell us that. Just show it on the RP :) Anyway, just edit it and it's accepted.


Sorry about the ramble, I'm rather tired and I tend to do such when I am. I have it edited. Now off to get some sleep before more cleaning.
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I'm hoping this doesn't include bathrooms? And, can he access the wards at all times, or does he have to be in a certain place?EDIT: Actually, why don't the teachers know about this? That seems silly. It's a reasonable security measure.

Teachers have their own personal wards, but the Headmaster Wards are the only ones on that level. Also, the wards are as much for the teachers as they are for the students. In any case, the Headmaster has to be at the Central Towers to access them.
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No, it doesn't include the bathrooms :D
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