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{{sidebar|caption=Quick Start|text="Yeah, yeah. Enough of the literary stuff, how do I cast a spell to eviscerate my enemies?"

Cool your jets. Magic is a tough game dynamic with lots of rules you need to understand first. Here is "How to Make Stuff Blow Up in 3 Easy Steps".

First, spells can be cast at different potencies, from 1–5. Intensity 1: simple, Intensity 5: ridiculous. In order to cast spells at all, you must buy a rank in the ''Spellcasting'' Special Power.  Each rank you buy of Spellcasting allows you to cast any spell you know at that level of Intensity (e.g. if you have 3 ranks in Spellcasting, you can cast your spells at Intensity 1, 2, or 3).

Second, you need skill ranks in the Elements of spells you want to cast. The rolls you make when casting a spell are influenced by the amount of ranks you have in its Element. If you don't have ranks in an Element, you can't cast spells in it. If you want to wield spells that deal damage, you should probably also put ranks in the ''Magic'' Weapon skill if you actually want to ''hit'' your targets.

Third, you must ''find'' the spells themselves. One spell may be more rare than another; ask your GM if you are able to learn a specific spell. Certain spells could be rare in a given geographic area, but not in others (for example, the barren wastelands of the frozen tundra could be home to ice casters, but no fire mages). Once you find and learn a spell, you know it forever.

When you cast a spell, you spend 1 MP per Intensity of the spell. If you cast a spell at Intensity 3, you spend 3 MP to do so. You gain back all of your MP each night you rest fully.
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==Spells==
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==Magic Points==
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==Essences==
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==Elements==
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===Elementals===
{{:Elementals in Immortal Legacy}}
==Casting Spells==
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===Casting Attribute===
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===Casting Roll===
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===Attack Spells===
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===Support Spells===
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==Erasing Magic==
Sure, magic is fun to make, but what happens when you want to get rid of it? A mage who casts a spell that has a  duration can end its effects voluntarily at any time. Defending characters, or those who want to remove a pre-existing spell, have some options at their disposal.
===Counterspell===
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===Dispel===
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==Magic Items==
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