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Invocation Spellcasting System
Instead of scibbling spells down in a book, the magic-user memorizes them permanently. Allowing them to cast whatever spell they know at the whatever moment they choose. Magic-Users cannot learn a spell of a higher level than they can cast.
When a magic-user casts a spell, they must make an invocation roll, an average (DC 11) save.
On a natural 1 the psychic interference inflicts a cumulative -1 to all invocation rolls for the rest of the day.
With a failure the spell is cast, but the trauma of casting it blocks that particular spell from being further cast until you get 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep.
With a success, the spell is cast and you may attempt to cast it again that day with the same possible results.
On a natural 20 the the magical theorem's become clearer to the magic-user's mind's eye granting a cumulative +1 to all invocation rolls for the rest of the day.
A magic-user also has the following ability:
Invoker
Twice per day a magic-user may add the escalation die to their save to cast a spell.
1st Invocation Spellcasting System, all text open.
When a magic-user casts a spell, they must make an invocation roll, an average (DC 11) save.
On a natural 1 the psychic interference inflicts a cumulative -1 to all invocation rolls for the rest of the day.
With a failure the spell is cast, but the trauma of casting it blocks that particular spell from being further cast until you get 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep.
With a success, the spell is cast and you may attempt to cast it again that day with the same possible results.
On a natural 20 the the magical theorem's become clearer to the magic-user's mind's eye granting a cumulative +1 to all invocation rolls for the rest of the day.
A magic-user also has the following ability:
Invoker
Twice per day a magic-user may add the escalation die to their save to cast a spell.
1st Invocation Spellcasting System, all text open.
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