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Thanks so much for your patience everyone.  Well, it's finally here, OOC thread up!  I'll get to responding to PMs and putting up the Sample Character Sheets in a sec, but right now I need a short break from all things End + Sleep related before getting back into things.

[quote=@pugbutter]
[s]Do we need to pick a magic "school" and stick with it? Or can I possess low-level "convenience" spells from several sections?[/s]

You answered this, nvm. Still, I don't think my idea fits squarely into any of these categories.
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I'd been meaning for the Grisly Trophy spell to set a sort of soft example of how your character's abilities could work, but we can talk about it more in the PM.  I do really like your character concept, and'm willing to bend over as much as possible to get her to work in a way that fits your original vision.

[quote=@pugbutter]
So what's the difference between "advanced" and "mighty" magics, particularly when it comes to non-combative abilities?
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Mighty is basically magic that only a dedicated magician would know.  I'm leaving this mostly up to guys and your judgment as writers, but imagine advanced spells as things someone could pick up and learn with a good amount of effort, but without needing strong magical experience of power, while mighty spells explicitly require a good understanding of the magical style its coming from.  Should probs have this in the OP, I'll edit it in later.