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common for sorcerers to gather into groups, known
as covens. Sorcerers are dabblers, and for this reason
cast only chaos magic (see Chap. 11: Magic). Most
sorcerers practice black magic.
Roll 1d4 to determine the number of disciplines
to which a sorcerer has access. Next, roll
1d100 and consult the list of disciplines presented
as follows:
Roll
Discipline
Roll
Discipline
01-20
Air
61-80
Fire
21-40
Earth
81-100
Water
41-60
Ether
This roll randomly determines a discipline
from which the sorcerer is able to cast, and must be
rolled a number of times equal to the number of
disciplines to which they have access; reroll any repetitious
numbers.
A sorcerer begins knowing 1d10 spells, which
they may choose from their accessible disciplines.
Upon advancing an occupational level, sorcerers gain
1d6 spells, also chosen from their available disciplines.
Ability Requirements: Discovering and
casting spells as a sorcerer has requirements that vary
depending on the level of the spell (not the caster).
If any requirement is unmet, then the sorcerer is
unable to cast spells of that spell level.
Spell
Level Drive
Intuition
Reflection
1 110
100
105
2 115
105
110
3 120
110
115
4 125
115
120
5 130
120
125
6 135
125
130
7 140
130
135
8 145
135
140
9 150
140
145
10
155
145
150
Sociality: Peasant or serf. As sorcerers are
not well-received by most societies, they tend to hide
their powers and conduct magic privately. It is common
for jealous wives to consult a witch. Though
laws are common in societies against sorcery, they
are not always enforced, but usually provide drastic
punishment.
Religion: Sorcerers tend to worship gods
concerned with self-indulgence and shameless acts.
Skills: Divination (Astrology) + 3,
Spellcasting (Combat) + 3, Cosmos (General Planes)
+ 3, and Constellations + 3.
Equipment: Sorcerers tend to shun armor
and most weapons. Often, sorcerers carry a dagger
or a quarterstaff.
Magic Points: Sorcerers begin with (38 +
1d20) MP and recover a number of points per hour
equal to twice their current level, or thrice their current
level if asleep. For example, a 3 rd level sorcerer
recovers 6 MP per hour while awake. As sorcerers
advance in occupational level, they gain an additional
(38 + 1d20) MP. MP’s are explained in Chapter 11:
Magic.
Advancement Points: Sorcerers gain AP
by casting spells, though not for trivial reasons. To
gain points, the casting of a spell must be done while
in danger, life-threatening conditions, or as a means
to an important purpose. Points gained equal the
number of MP expended multiplied times 3.
Training: None.
Guild: None.
Chapter 7: Occupation
Gender: Either. A male is called a sorcerer
or warlock, a female is called sorcereress or witch.
Race: Any but ogre.
Disposition: Since others typically do not
respond well to sorcerers, most sorcerers are unethical
and tend toward immorality. An immoral
sorcerer may be called a Maleficus, meaning a character
who uses evil magic.
Temperament: Sorcerers tend not to be
sanguine.
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