Spell Analyst Magic and Possible Classes


Lvl 1 - Analyse Magic: Analyze all fields of magic and their interactions.  Skills: Internal Analyze, Area Analyze, Item Analyze, Skill Analyze, Foundation Analyze, , ,Dungeon Analyze, World Analyze, Planes Analyze
Lvl 5 - Create Magic: Writing of magical circuitry.  Skills: Skill Link, Macro Magic, Write Circuitry, Memory Node, Erase Circuitry
Lvl 10 - Disruption Magic: Ability to disrupt magic, skills and foundations. Skills: Disrupt Spell, Disrupt Skill, Disrupt Item, Disrupt Area, Disrupt Foundation, , ,Disrupt Pillar, Disrupt World, Disrupt Plane
Lvl 20 - Script Magic: Use runes to create scrolls, inscriptions and other possibilities. Skills: Write Script, Copy Script, Script Formation
Lvl 30 - Absorption magic: Absorbs magic
Lvl 40 - Construct Magic: Constructions physical objects from magical energy
Lvl 50 - Existence Magic: Create NPC's with magic

Possible Advance Class:
Magic Constructor

Possible Elite Class:
Ether Manipulator

Most likely Titled Class:
Magi

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