Athela looked around the small island, gazing up at so of the other floating islands in the starlit sky and then down to the crashing waves of the sea below. Then she looked back up to him with a confused expression and poked him with a foot. “So… What is this place?”
Riven shrugged, put his hands on his hips, and yawned loudly. “Beats . Sothing about the quest for Chalgathi’s Lineage. Know anything about it?”
The spider raised a leg, paused, and then slowly retracted it while shaking her head. “No…no, I don’t. I have never been to the mortal realms before.”
“Well, apparently I’m supposed to fight to the death with another person here soon in order to keep my class.”
“Oh, really?” The spider perked up and widened her mandibles with a malevolent hiss and a look that Riven could only describe as a spider smile. She used animated gestures with her fangs, abdon, and legs to describe her next thoughts. She looked…hungry as she spoke the words that were turning into a growl. “Who do we get to kill and feed on? I’m starving! Let’s GUT them, RIP out their entrails, DRAIN them of fluid, and LAY OUR EGGS in their carved-out corpses! WE WILL BE FEARED!”
She raised her front legs animatedly, continuing to laugh with that sa clicking sound she made with her mandibles, and danced on her back legs in a circle. It looked a little bit like a ritualistic dance, but the sight was slightly ridiculous to behold.
Riven slowly examined the creature inch by inch with a mixture of startled disbelief and amusent, this ti rethinking his first impression of her. “You really are a demon, aren’t you?”
She imdiately glared back at him over her little spider shoulder—red eyes sparkling in the moonlight. “And what’s that supposed to an?!”
[The ti limit for introductions has co to a close. Ti warp for study of tos is now comncing. You have five days to learn your two chosen spells from the tos provided: Wretched Snare Think of a recipe in your mother’s cookbook back when you were a child. It was a list of ingredients, a ans by which you created that perfect pasta or cake. This is the sa concept by which Tier 3 spells are perford. You speak the correct words in the correct order of spell casting, and you receive the proper end result.
As the last portion of this prologue: I will be discussing channeling and items that help you channel. These usually but not always include staves, charms, totems, scythes, pendants, crystal balls, and wands. These items have usually been enchanted with mana lines or inscriptions and have been shaped properly with proper materials of various affinities to create conduits that amplify spells in a certain way. So amplify mana output, making your spells more powerful. Others reduce cooldown, allowing you to cast spells more frequently or cast more of the sa spell at one ti. So are only oriented toward one type of mana, while others are oriented toward all types of mana. So of these items can recharge your natural mana replenishnt, while others utilize your mana at higher costs in order to perform specific functions such as special abilities innate to the item. So of them don’t even need to be held and can activate spells on their own.
Regardless of which it is, channeling conduits of various types will no doubt present opportunities to you that can be capitalized on. Staves, scythes, or wands can be used in place of your hands to perform gestures needed for Tier 2 and above spells as well, so do not think that utilizing a handheld item of this caliber will cause you to underperform at the higher tiers of spell casting. In many cases, these conduits can be used to even circumvent a portion of the hand motions or even chants of the Tier 3 spells simply by being held in your hand…if it is the right conduit for the job. In the end, creating one of these conduits yourself often takes a lot of practice but is very doable if you have the right skill set. If you do not, it is highly recomnded that you find soone who does and use them to better yourself, as in many ways these items can increase your proficiency with spell casting, much like a pen can help you write better on a page than a stick could. Especially when you start delving into the high-quality conduits—that’s where things really start getting tricky.
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