Schools of Magic

There are eight schools of magic. Each represents a different type of effect. Please note that immunities are based on what school a magic is in. Therefore, as Hold Person is a magic of the Subdual school, a Barbarian, immune to subdual effects, is not affected. Stun, on the other hand, is of the Sorcery school, and Barbarians would be affected by it.

Magic Listing Key

Type enchantment (E), fixed enchantment (FE), spell (S), magic ball (B), neutral (N)
Uses number of times you may cast that magic when you pay for one use. ("u" means unlimited)
Cost the number of magic points it costs to buy one use of that magic.
Max the maximum number of uses of that magic that you may purchase.
School The School of magic the magic belongs to.

Magic Format Key

Magic Name (Abbr. for Type, School)
C: Classes who can use the magic, and the level needed to cast them.
I: Incantation and gestures
R: Range (if any)
E: Effect
L: Limitations or Restrictions
N: Notes

Magic Points

Weapon Costs For Magic-users
(from available magic points):
Cost per 10 points of magic. (Multiple weapons must be paid for, even if of the same type.)

Weapon To Magic Point Cost Per Level
(from available magic points)
This table lists how many points you have left after deducting a weapon's cost from your magic points. In the case of multiple weapons, add their costs together and use the chart for their combined cost. For magic-user's level's 1-3, simply deduct the total weapon cost from each level of magic. For example a two point weapon would allow a player eight points of first, eight points of second, and eight points of third level magic. Note: You may carry any number of 'backup' weapons, but may only use the number you have paid for. Example: A player who bought a short sword may carry more than a single short sword, but he may not fight Florentine unless he paid the points for another short sword. Quick Reference of Deductions for Weapons Based on Cost