Key Terms

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Key Terms

Key Terms
Means healing, fireballs/explosives, summoning, scholarly magic, magic item creation or potion making.
Refers to a character who is a smith, rune smith, alchemist or engineer that uses science and technology for their abilities.
The collective grouping of Artificers, Secular Healers, Clerics and Mages.
Magic wand, Magic Rod, Magic Staff, Firesteel, Holy Symbol or Holy Weapon.
Refers to a character who is a druid, priest, priestess, monk, nun or other agent of the gods.
magic that strengthens and protects.
an iron d-shaped object 5.5cm long used to strike a flint to make sparks - used by Artificers
A book containing information appropriate to your lore (Cover minimum 17x15cm, 5 cm thick) e.g. a wizard’s grimoire containing their spells, cleric’s prayer book, surgeons anatomy drawings, Artificers | theories etc.*
a cleric's 2 handed weapon specific to their deity.
a LARP safe 1 handed rod up to 125cm long used to cast spells, which is decorated in a lore appropriate way, cane or one handed staff. A good example made by Kazra, one of our local crafters, can be | seen below. ​​​​​Cannot be used by a martial character (non-Archetype).
a LARP safe 2 handed staff 130-215 cm long including a lore appropriate wizard/clerical topper (10cm x 20cm) used to cast spells. Cannot be used by a martial character (non-Archetype).
a LARP safe) wand up to 50cm long used to cast spells (this is not a band wand).**
Refers to characters which do not use magic or divine methods to perform healing.
Magic that is performed in the theatre of the mind, to convey physically difficult effects but has no in-game effects unless approved by the Story team at a Roleplay Event.
The method for determining whether an Ability has been used successfully or without consequences.
an ornate sand timer used to measure healing and casting times. The required timer is for 30 seconds but longer timers can be used for longer duration spells and enchantments.
Short phrase of words used to enhance roleplay. Previously known as “Veritas” magic.
A ritual site at events as marked by event organisers.
Refers to a character who draws on magic to perform abilities.
*Note: this is an actual book, preferably leather bound, you will need to write in.
*Note: Epic Armoury Wands with polyurethane foam around a bendable steel core are permitted - the wooden core version is not permitted. Cannot be used by a martial character (non-Archetype).


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