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'''Formulaic magic''' is based on [[spell]]s that are learned or developed before the [[spell]] is cast. Such spells are called '''formulaic spells''', as distinct from [[spontaneous magic|spontaneous]] spells. | '''Formulaic magic''' is based on [[spell]]s that are learned or developed before the [[spell]] is cast. Such spells are called '''formulaic spells''', as distinct from [[spontaneous magic|spontaneous]] spells. | ||
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Formulaic magic is based on spells that are learned or developed before the spell is cast. Such spells are called formulaic spells, as distinct from spontaneous spells.
Unless the restrictions are softened by Hermetic Virtues, Formulaic spells can only be cast in exactly one way every time. Formulaic magic allows for much higher Casting Totals than Spontaneous magic.
References
- ArM5, p. 81
- Casting Total for formulaic spells is given on ArM5 p. 81
See Also
Legacy Page
The history of this page before August 6, 2010 is archived at Legacy:formulaic_magic