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VANKRASN39: fix link

2016-01-14T17:51:18Z

fix link

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	There are three major '''spheres''' of [[magic]] in Elanthia. While the magical powers found within each of these spheres are primarily purely of one sphere, some [[profession]]s have studied more than one sphere of magic, and have learned the secrets of combining the mysteries of the spheres to create [[hybrid magic]].		There are three major '''spheres''' of [[magic]] in Elanthia. While the magical powers found within each of these spheres are primarily purely of one sphere, some [[profession]]s have studied more than one sphere of magic, and have learned the secrets of combining the mysteries of the spheres to create [[hybrid profession\|hybrid magic]].

	;[[Elemental magic\|Elemental Sphere]]		;[[Elemental magic\|Elemental Sphere]]

ZHOUY1: Copied over official description and added a couple notes on mechanics.

2015-08-06T21:40:24Z

Copied over official description and added a couple notes on mechanics.

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			There are three major '''spheres''' of [[magic]] in Elanthia. While the magical powers found within each of these spheres are primarily purely of one sphere, some [[profession]]s have studied more than one sphere of magic, and have learned the secrets of combining the mysteries of the spheres to create [[hybrid magic]].
	A [[magic]]'s '''Sphere''' refers to its type of magic, determined by the origin of the power that the magical effect is derived from. There are three major spheres of magic: [[Elemental]], [[Mental]], and [[Spiritual]]. Magic is typically derived from a single source, though some [[profession]]s have dedicated themselves to the study of more than one sphere. This enables them to combine the forces of multiple origins creating [[Hybrid profession\|hybrid]] magic. Each [[spell circle]] may draw their influence from one or more spheres of magic. For example, the [[Cleric Base]] circle is spiritual in nature, whereas the [[Sorcerer Base]] is a hybrid of both spiritual and elemental magics.

			;[[Elemental magic\|Elemental Sphere]]
			:Elemental Power is the power that exists in everyone and everything of a given world or universe or system of beliefs. A spell user who partakes of the Elemental Sphere taps this power, molds it, and diverts it to spells. Most powerful element-based spells reflect their origin in the natural phenomena.

			;[[Mental magic\|Mental Sphere]]
			:Mental Power is derived from the spell user's ability to shape reality and affect others through the mysteries of psychic energy. A spell user of the Mental Sphere draws on the power of the mana weave and molds it with his mind, channeling this psychic energy into a wide variety of spells.

			;[[Spiritual magic\|Spirit Sphere]]
			:Spiritual Power is the power the deities of Elanthia deign to share with their followers or other spell users. A spell user of the Spirit Sphere draws directly on the power of the deity, usually without the conscious cooperation of the higher force.

			== List of Spell Circles by Sphere ==

			Each [[spell circle]] may draw their influence from one or more spheres of magic. For example, the [[Cleric Base]] circle is spiritual in nature, whereas the [[Sorcerer Base]] is a hybrid of both spiritual and elemental magics.

	{\| {{prettytable}} width=40%		{\| {{prettytable}} width=40%
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	\|-align=center		\|-align=center
	\|[[Bard Base]]		\|[[Bard Base]] <sup>1</sup>
	\|X		\|X
	\|X		\|X
	\|		\|
	\|-align=center		\|-align=center
	\|[[Empath Base]]		\|[[Empath Base]] <sup>2</sup>
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	\|X		\|X
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			# Bard Base is considered purely elemental for in-game mechanics.
	== External Links ==
			# Empath Base is considered purely spiritual for in-game mechanics.

			== Resources ==

	http://www.play.net/gs4/info/magic-guide.asp		*http://www.play.net/gs4/info/magic-guide.asp

	[[Category:~~Theory of~~ Magic]]		[[Category:Magic]]

ZHOUY1: Moved to subcategory.

2015-04-12T04:41:24Z

Moved to subcategory.

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	[[Category:Magic]]		[[Category:Theory of Magic]]

SPYRIDONM1: fixed link (disambiguation)

2015-03-03T20:09:30Z

fixed link (disambiguation)

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	A [[magic]]'s '''Sphere''' refers to its type of magic, determined by the origin of the power that the magical effect is derived from. There are three major spheres of magic: [[Elemental]], [[Mental]], and [[Spiritual]]. Magic is typically derived from a single source, though some [[profession]]s have dedicated themselves to the study of more than one sphere. This enables them to combine the forces of multiple origins creating [[Hybrid]] magic. Each [[spell circle]] may draw their influence from one or more spheres of magic. For example, the [[Cleric Base]] circle is spiritual in nature, whereas the [[Sorcerer Base]] is a hybrid of both spiritual and elemental magics.		A [[magic]]'s '''Sphere''' refers to its type of magic, determined by the origin of the power that the magical effect is derived from. There are three major spheres of magic: [[Elemental]], [[Mental]], and [[Spiritual]]. Magic is typically derived from a single source, though some [[profession]]s have dedicated themselves to the study of more than one sphere. This enables them to combine the forces of multiple origins creating [[Hybrid profession\|hybrid]] magic. Each [[spell circle]] may draw their influence from one or more spheres of magic. For example, the [[Cleric Base]] circle is spiritual in nature, whereas the [[Sorcerer Base]] is a hybrid of both spiritual and elemental magics.

	{\| {{prettytable}} width=40%		{\| {{prettytable}} width=40%

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2014-12-31T19:42:35Z

4 revisions: Krakiipedia Import

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Maintenance script: copyedit

2013-06-07T17:58:46Z

copyedit

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	A magic's '''~~sphere~~''' refers to its type of magic. There are three ~~known~~ spheres: [[Elemental]], [[Mental]], and [[Spiritual]]. ~~Each~~ ~~individual~~ [[spell circle]] ~~draws~~ ~~its~~ ~~influences~~ from one or more spheres. For ~~instance~~, the [[Cleric Base]] circle is spiritual in nature, whereas the [[Sorcerer Base]] is a hybrid of both spiritual and elemental magics.		A [[magic]]'s '''Sphere''' refers to its type of magic, determined by the origin of the power that the magical effect is derived from. There are three major spheres of magic: [[Elemental]], [[Mental]], and [[Spiritual]]. Magic is typically derived from a single source, though some [[profession]]s have dedicated themselves to the study of more than one sphere. This enables them to combine the forces of multiple origins creating [[Hybrid]] magic. Each [[spell circle]] may draw their influence from one or more spheres of magic. For example, the [[Cleric Base]] circle is spiritual in nature, whereas the [[Sorcerer Base]] is a hybrid of both spiritual and elemental magics.

	{\| {{prettytable}}		{\| {{prettytable}} width=40%
	\|-		\|-
	!Spell Circle		! width = 40% \| Spell Circle
	!Elemental		! width = 20% \| [[Elemental magic\|Elemental]]
			! width = 20% \| [[Mental magic\|Mental]]
	!Mental
	!Spiritual		! width = 20% \| [[Spiritual magic\|Spiritual]]
	\|-align=center		\|-align=center
	\|[[Minor Spiritual]]		\|[[Minor Spiritual]]
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	\|[[~~Savant~~ ~~Base~~]]		\|[[Minor Mental]]
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	\|X		\|X
	\|		\|
	\|-align=center		\|-align=center
	\|[[~~Minor~~ Mental]]		\|[[Major Mental]]
	\|		\|
	\|X		\|X
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	\|-align=center		\|-align=center
	\|[[~~Major~~ ~~Mental~~]]		\|[[Savant Base]]
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	== ~~Resources~~ ==		== External Links ==

	http://www.play.net/gs4/info/magic-guide.asp		http://www.play.net/gs4/info/magic-guide.asp

SPYRIDONM1: removed Monk Base

2012-05-07T06:46:53Z

removed Monk Base

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	\|[[Savant Base]]		\|[[Savant Base]]

Maintenance script: and now, a table for you all to enjoy

2006-03-27T08:47:39Z

and now, a table for you all to enjoy

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	A magic's '''sphere''' refers to its type of magic. There are three known spheres: [[Elemental]], [[Mental]], and [[Spiritual]]. Each individual [[spell circle]] draws its influences from one or more spheres. For instance, the [[Cleric Base]] circle is spiritual in nature, whereas the [[Sorcerer Base]] is a hybrid of both spiritual and elemental magics.		A magic's '''sphere''' refers to its type of magic. There are three known spheres: [[Elemental]], [[Mental]], and [[Spiritual]]. Each individual [[spell circle]] draws its influences from one or more spheres. For instance, the [[Cleric Base]] circle is spiritual in nature, whereas the [[Sorcerer Base]] is a hybrid of both spiritual and elemental magics.

			{\| {{prettytable}}
			\|-
			!Spell Circle
			!Elemental
			!Mental
			!Spiritual
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Minor Spiritual]]
			\|
			\|
			\|X
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Major Spiritual]]
			\|
			\|
			\|X
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Cleric Base]]
			\|
			\|
			\|X
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Minor Elemental]]
			\|X
			\|
			\|
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Major Elemental]]
			\|X
			\|
			\|
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Ranger Base]]
			\|
			\|
			\|X
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Sorcerer Base]]
			\|X
			\|
			\|X
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Wizard Base]]
			\|X
			\|
			\|
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Bard Base]]
			\|X
			\|X
			\|
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Empath Base]]
			\|
			\|X
			\|X
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Monk Base]]
			\|
			\|X
			\|
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Savant Base]]
			\|
			\|X
			\|
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Minor Mental]]
			\|
			\|X
			\|
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Major Mental]]
			\|
			\|X
			\|
			\|-align=center
			\|[[Paladin Base]]
			\|
			\|
			\|X
			\|}

			== Resources ==

			http://www.play.net/gs4/info/magic-guide.asp

	[[Category:Magic]]		[[Category:Magic]]

Maintenance script: Corrected to correspond with actual definition of 'sphere'

2006-03-27T06:49:59Z

Corrected to correspond with actual definition of 'sphere'

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	~~Sphere~~ refers to ~~the~~ type of magic, and ~~therefore~~ ~~the~~ [[spell circle]]s, ~~that~~ a ~~spellcaster~~ is ~~associated~~ ~~with~~. ~~Specifically~~, it ~~usually~~ ~~refers~~ to the [[~~spell~~ ~~circle~~]]s a ~~caster~~ ~~can~~ ~~learn~~ ~~via~~ ~~training~~.		A magic's '''sphere''' refers to its type of magic. There are three known spheres: [[Elemental]], [[Mental]], and [[Spiritual]]. Each individual [[spell circle]] draws its influences from one or more spheres. For instance, the [[Cleric Base]] circle is spiritual in nature, whereas the [[Sorcerer Base]] is a hybrid of both spiritual and elemental magics.

	[[Category:Magic]]		[[Category:Magic]]

Maintenance script at 20:58, 25 March 2006

2006-03-25T20:58:15Z

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	Sphere refers to the type of magic, and therefore the [[spell circle]]s, that a spellcaster is associated with. Specifically, it usually refers to the [[spell circle]]s a caster can learn via training.		Sphere refers to the type of magic, and therefore the [[spell circle]]s, that a spellcaster is associated with. Specifically, it usually refers to the [[spell circle]]s a caster can learn via training.

			[[Category:Magic]]