<div class="floatright">(https://hydra-media.cursecdn.com/hearthstone.gamepedia.com/thumb/1/12/Medivh,_the_Guardian_full.jpg/400px-Medivh,_the_Guardian_full.jpg?version=ac92ff966be7ad88cd15f4084da532f9)</div><strong><strong>Timothy Wales</strong> (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1059223)</strong>|<strong>Wizard 1</strong><br/><strong>HP:</strong>7/7<br/><strong>AC:</strong>12 (common clothes)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Newgate city - Banquet Hall<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>All PC's<br/><br/><hr/><hr/><br/>Tim noticed tension between Jess and Charlotte (and noticed Charlotte was about say something, nothing nice perhaps but decided to be silent about it), albeit he did smile when Kristina came up and felt nice Jess chose to take seat besides himself. Albeit Tim is not expert he can tell there is tension up in the air. He also listened Alistair who spoke quietly for working together he nods and replies (speaking quietly); "True, teamwork is important but teamwork does not work if you cannot build trust and respect to each other. Besides being willing to work with someone. More so what I heard there is no 'healing' magic in this world, you can blast enemy apart with fireball but not cure magically like in most RPG games. Meaning injuries sustained in battle cannot be cured immediately and need sit and rest to recover from them."<br/><br/>Then Jess started make her speech, which made Tim cringe little as Jess forgot very place she is champion in and he adds; "Newgate Jess, Newgate." He likewise raised his ale mug up for cheers as did Kristina, he can agree on sentiment for longer standing friendly relationships but he feels things are fractured a bit. As he sips from the ale mug he hears woman's question (does not know her name but she is pretty) and once he finishes his sip he replies; "Well, I have figured in total three minor magic tricks. Two of them does not need anything besides gesture and word but one needs bit of fleece to work. Magic feels, well, like a spark inside you which you ignite when you speak right words and gestures and feels like goosebump going through your mind and body. At least when I use this minor magic called<em>cantrips</em>.<br/><br/>I got idea of those just deep self-contemplation and through it details of minor magic came to mind, as I had played in several games on tabletop as a wizard and so I concluded I am likely a wizard, and thus wizards ingraine knowlegde of magic so deeply to their minds they can recall it easier and becoming second nature to them. Sorcerers perhaps feel it more instinct based manner than wizards do, sort inner intuition as spells are literally expression of their personalities and thus deeper part of them. As wizard I cannot use more than cantrips without studying a spellbook. Where as sorcerers do not need books ready their higher tier magic."<br/><br/>Tim takes bit of fleece which he had purposefully stored in his trousers pockets from the towels used in baths, rubbing bit on fleece he creates visual display of new year's eve fireworks from London Square in miniature form above the dinning table, most recent memory he had before arriving to new world. It had no noise but as visuals go it was complex and pretty looking as he smiles and says; "But even with cantrips you can do lot fancy stuff with it. One wiser sayings goes; measure wizard by magic they have but measure master of magic by their mastery over cantrips."