Aeromancy

Aeromancy Classification Elemental Magic Energy Source Aether - The Floating Lands Casting Methode Catalyst - Opal Gem

First seen in the high elven cities and later on spreading and adapting to other cultures, Aeromancy, commonly referred to as Air Magic, is a unique form of magic. By utilizing the freed air from the Aether Aeromancers are able to create strong winds and electric currents and even storms through simple means. However, while such may be the case, it is also a fairly dangerous form of magic, as the spell can easily be turned against the user or even backfire on them.

History

When Eden was first formed, the force of its creation created an aftershock that became the very first wind. This wind carried arcane energy all across the land of Eden, and still lingers high in the sky above. Aergusta, Primordial of the Wind, was the first to harness this magic, and spends her time surveying her domain, the Aether. Therefore, she rarely journeys to Eden and when she does she brings with her great powerful storms and gales. Mortals have since marked her appearance as the beginning of the Amber Dawn, when the leaves drift from their branches on ghostly breezes, and the world cools.

The Elven Settlements were the first to encounter the possibilities of utilizing the winds of the Aether, while also creating discharges in the form of lighting, with several different effects and traits. Due to the elven propensity for magical study, many of their scholars tried to connect primary forms of magic to create powerful forms. Motivations included use in future wars, or even augmented into their daily lives.

Learning and Teaching

Utilizing high mountain tops the students of Aeromancy undergo a strict and harsh training. Usually brought to the very top of a mountain by their teacher the students are tasked to meditate for multiple days in the cold and harsh environment. Such a situation is already seen as pretty harsh, yet, the teachers are often doing said training lessons during stormy days, as such making it life threatening to stay at the very top of a mountain. However, while such horrible conditions are raging on around the student they can experience the ever changing winds around them, allowing the students to dip into the aetherial realm for the very first time.

After dipping into the realm for the very first time the student will start their studies of the wind flows in the realm of Eden, learning over the multiple weather phenomena and also how to use their newly found power to defend themselves.

To reach level one a teacher needs to have at least four sessions with their student, each session being at least sixty minutes long. To obtain level two the student needs to have another four lessons of sixty minutes. To finally reach level three and the ability to teach magic themselves the students need to have another set of two sessions, each with a length of thirty minutes. After finally reaching level three the student doesn’t require any additional sessions and will reach level four automatically after two weeks of self-studying the magic. Once level four was reached the cooldown is renewed and the mage will reach level five after an additional four weeks.

Level Increase	Required Sessions	Req .Session Length
Lvl 0 to Lvl 1	4 Sessions	60 Minutes
Lvl 1 to Lvl 2	4 Sessions	60 Minutes
Lvl 2 to Lvl 3	2 Sessions	30 Minutes
Lvl 3 to Lvl 4	N/A	N/A
Lvl 4 to Lvl 5	N/A	N/A

Progression

Level	Unlocked Spells	Abilities/Bonuses
Lvl 1 - Student	Aerial Bolt	No spellcasting bonuses.
Lvl 2 - Spellweaver	Aerial Bolt, Cyclone Sphere	The mage has a +1 spellcasting bonus.
Lvl 3 - Wizard	Aerial Bolt, Cyclone Sphere, Storm Armor	The mage has a +1 spellcasting bonus.
Lvl 4 - Warlock	Aerial Bolt, Cyclone Sphere, Storm Armor, Lightning Strike, Song of the Banshee	The mage has a +2 spellcasting bonus.
Lvl 5 - Tempest Caller	Aerial Bolt, Cyclone Sphere, Storm Armor, Lightning Strike, Song of the Banshee, Typhoon	The mage has a +3 spellcasting bonus.

Limitations

Aeromancy is often seen as a fairly unique form of magic, as many of it’s spells are utilizing what is usually invisible; The air and wind. Due to this, most spells of Aeromancy are only capable of causing blunt damage or knockbacks in their active state. However, while such may be the case the passive effects of the magic shouldn’t be overlooked, as the gusts of air can cause whole chain reactions to take place instead.

Spells

Aerial Bolt The Aerial Bolt-Spell allows the caster to invoke an incantation that summons an Aerial Bolt that can be fired at any target within sight of the Mage. Not only is this an extremely long-ranged projectile, but the spell is also entirely invisible, meaning that the projectile cannot be seen prior to striking its target. The downside of the Aerial Bolt is that it doesn’t do much damage. Casting Value 8 Range 20m / 20 Blocks Damage / Effect When utilizing this spell, and it is a successful roll, the caster rolls a D3 to see how strong the impact of the bolt is. Critical Failure The attack isn’t able to reach the target or misses the target, resulting in losing this attack. Critical Success Instead of rolling a D3 the caster is allowed to use a D5 roll instead. Red Lines The Aerial Bolt can’t impale an enemy like a normal arrow. The spell can only cause knockback damage.

Cyclone Sphere Summoning a sphere of Air around the user and any other people within two meters radius, this spell creates a defensive layer between attackers and defenders. This sphere of air is partially visible, unlike the Aerial Bolt, and repels all physical projectiles. Casting Value 8 Range 2m / 2 Blocks Damage / Effect The caster and anyone within the radius are sealed away in a sphere of air currents for D5 rounds. Any projectile fired at the sphere will be redirected. Critical Failure The sphere will explode, causing the caster to be thrown back multiple meters. Critical Success The caster can do a D7 roll instead of a D5 roll to determine the length of this spell. Red Lines While casting this spell the mage can’t use any other spell. The sphere can’t be moved from it’s original point of creation.

Storm Armor The Storm Armor-Spell allows the caster to invoke an incantation that summons a hurricane of wind that acts as armour for the user. This armour is as effective as a layer of leather armour surrounding their entire body. After the first strike that seriously damages the user, the user loses their Sky Spirit’s Armour, causing a wave of air to rush away from them, knocking anyone within two meters of them back by one meter. Casting Value 10 Range Selfcast Damage / Effect Due to it’s passive nature this spell isn’t dealing any direct damage, but can knock an attacker backwards. Critical Failure The spell malfunctions, causing the caster to be flung into the air instead, dealing D10 damage to the caster. Critical Success The attacker is knocked away for D5 meters instead of one meter. Red Lines The caster can’t cast another spell while being in their Storm Armor. The armor can be destroyed by ranged weaponry and magic.

Lightning Strike This spell allows the Mage to create bolts of highly concentrated energy. These bolts usually take on the shape of a lightning strike, hence the name of this spell. Weaker forms of this spell cause only a short feeling of pain and a slight singe, while the stronger ones can inflict severe burns. Casting Value 12 Range 10m / 10 Blocks Damage / Effect When firing this spell, and it is a successful roll, the caster needs to roll a D3 to determine the strength of the lightning bolt. 1 = The attack will shock the target for one turn, causing light burns on the target's skin. 2 = The attack will shock the target for one turn, causing medium burns on the target’s skin. 3 = The attack will shock the target for two turns, causing medium burns on the target’s skin. Critical Failure The tear becomes unstable causing the spell to backfire on the caster. The caster gets shocked for one round. Critical Success The caster’s attack will stun for +1 round. Red Lines The lightning can only be fired in a straight line. Due to it’s magic origin it won’t be affected by nearby metal.

Song of the Banshee Often referred to as Song of the Banshee, this unique spell is using the voice of the mage, causing a shockwave around the mage, which is capable of knocking nearby enemies back and deafening those too close to the caster. Casting Value 15 Range 15m / 15 Blocks Damage / Effect This deafening shockwave causes these within a D15 radius to be knocked back and deafened for 3 rounds. Critical Failure The attack fails, resulting in a fresh gust of wind instead. Critical Success If empowered correctly the shockwave is capable of deafening all targets within range for 5 rounds, while for the first round every affected person is completely incapacitated. Red Lines This spell will hit anyone in it’s radius. It can’t be used to single out a specific target. If a person or creature is deaf it won’t be affected by the spell.

Typhoon The caster tries to summon a powerful typhoon, by calling all clouds up in the air into a more compact form. After this the chain reaction has been set in stone, as nothing can be done about this monstrosity anymore. Casting Value 18 Range 100m / 100 Blocks Damage / Effect A powerful storm forms in a 100x100 region around the caster. While such happens nearby buildings can become damaged by this spell and the tear between the realms becomes further opened, allowing creatures of the Aether to enter Eden as long as the spell is active. Critical Failure The spell will fail, causing the caster to be wounded instead. Most often the caster will lose a limb, due to the strong drawback of the spell. Critical Success The hurricane produces a tornado that does devastating damage to everything that it touches, being able to cut through stone. Red Lines This spell can only be used when supervised by a loremaster/event team member.

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Magic
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