The following characters have been pre-made as starting characters. You can pick up and play them as-is, or use them as examples or a base for
...5 year old magi straight out of gauntlet. Most first sagas begin with such characters (as per the book's advice, on p. 29), and they are suitable as new recruits
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...mind that in [[troupe style]] play, the line can become confused for minor characters.
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...rruption," ''[[Realms of Power: The Infernal]]'', "Chapter Nine - Infernal Characters", p. 91</ref>.
...rruption," ''[[Realms of Power: The Infernal]]'', "Chapter Nine - Infernal Characters", p. 83</ref>
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...iration for player characters. It contains full [[ArM5]] statistics of the characters, at several points in the life of each [[magus]].
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...agical item that can be created by characters (usually [[companion]]-level characters) who have certain [[Supernatural Virtue]]s. Wondrous items were introduced
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...ly they are members of hedge traditions and are not equal to [[Magi]] type characters.
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...ca, a '''Companion''' is a [[Character type|character type]]. They are key characters in the [[Saga|saga]], and a player may end up playing his companion charact
...agical powers), and can experience more facets of Mythic Europe than other characters. Companions of exceptional potency are Mythic Companions, who are often pla
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...ho have Heroic Flaws (or [[Heroic Virtue | Virtues]]) are called '''Heroic Characters'''. A character must meet specific requirements to be a heroic character; s
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In Ars Magica, characters can suffer [[Short Term Fatigue]] as a result of strenuous activity, includ
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== Characters ==
...overs the most important and most frequently used traits applicable to all characters, while the second page exclusively covers magical abilities.
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...who have Heroic Virtues (or [[Heroic Flaw | Flaws]]) are called '''Heroic Characters'''. A character must meet specific requirements to be a heroic character;
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...however, in [[troupe style]] play, the line can become confused for minor characters.
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The storyteller learned the story, the non-playable characters and describe the events, the environment and whatever the players do.
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== Gruagach Characters ==
* '''Give''', which allows the gruagach to affect other characters<ref>''[[Hedge Magic Revised Edition]]'', p. 59, "Give"</ref>
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...he magi with special talents or knowledge. [[Grog | Grogs]] are supporting characters, usually servants.
...n particular need guides and assistants. Magi are also the most demanding characters to play.
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...ind Story Flaws is that they make it easier for the storyguide to motivate characters. They provide a ready-made "hook" to get that character involved in the sa
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