<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><span class="bbc_u">Magic/Spellcasting</span></span> - New!</div><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Spellcasting in wars was outlawed and agreed upon back near the first devastating war that broke out among the races. Entire cities were leveled, mountain ranges were toppled, and seas boiled to nothing. As a result, each culture placed strict laws on any caught using spellcasting for offensive purposes, most commonly the removal of both hands and tongue.<br/><br/>As always, those with sly minds were able to work around these laws, and began to practice differing forms of spellcraft. Enchantments laid upon weapons and armor were recognized as the only acceptable form of spellcrafting, as it did not directly involve those rare enough to become adept at such studies. Despite any wars that may or may not be going on, it is not uncommon to find the occasional Centos with elven made weaponry and enchantments mixed in with more traditional soldiers.<br/><br/>Though the elven nations have become the most adept in the usage of these magics, it is the Centos, surprisingly enough, that have made the greatest strides in the study of the subject.<br/><br/>General Info<br/><br/>~ Humanoid spellcasters are known by several names. Spellcasters, soothesayers, witches, and conjurers are but a few, but of the most common.<br/><br/>~ Humanoid magic requires a certain "something" (commonly referred to as "The SparK") to be present within to actually be of use. One may study these things, but never be able to perform them to any use as they are not born with the innate spark needed to shape the forces around them.<br/><br/>~ Humanoid magic may not be taught to dragons, as they are not of the same planes of existence. There may be similarities in result, but the means are different to reach the end. Attempts at using humanoid magic as a wyrm will likely result in headaches, nausea, etc.<br/><br/>~ The spark needed to perform spellwork is a rare, though items that have been enchanted by those with the spark may be used by anyone (unless specified by the items description).<br/><br/>~ Dragon magic as of right now, is an unknown to the world as a whole. The details will be unfurled as the plotline "The Gift of Magic" is progressed in.</div></div>