Potent magic is a term used to describe a type of magic that is particularly powerful or effective. It refers to spells, rituals, or abilities that have a significant impact or influence. Potent magic often requires a high level of skill, knowledge, and concentration to perform successfully. In many fantasy stories and mythologies, potent magic is often associated with ancient mystical beings, such as wizards, sorcerers, or mythical creatures. These individuals are often portrayed as wielding immense power and possessing the ability to perform miracles. Potent magic can take various forms, depending on the lore or system of magic being depicted.
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Potent Magic Users (Optional)
An issue came up in my group's playtesting, and this is my proposal to fix it. As a spellcaster rises in ability, the challenges also increase. The way monsters are built, they begin to have excessive numbers of hit dice in comparison to their CR, which in turn enhance their saving throws. This makes it more and more difficult for even a high-level dedicated spellcaster to affect targets with their top spells, to say nothing of spells a few levels lower. I propose giving the dedicated spellcasting classes a scaling ability similar to those introduced for other classes.
Example: For every 5 levels a PC has in a spellcasting class, he gets +1 to the DCs of spells he casts from that class's spell list.
I might wish to divide this ability by divine and arcane magic, so that some multiclass characters can also benefit.
Example: For every 5 levels a PC has in any arcane spellcasting classes, add +1 to the DCs of his arcane spells.
For every 5 levels a PC has in any divine spellcasting classes, add +1 to the DCs of his divine spells.
I could suggest this be written up as a feat, but it is more powerful than most feats; therefore, I decided to write it up as a new magic option.
Vendle wrote:An issue came up in my group's playtesting, and this is my proposal to fix it. As a spellcaster rises in ability, the challenges also increase. The way monsters are built, they begin to have excessive numbers of hit dice in comparison to their CR, which in turn enhance their saving throws. This makes it more and more difficult for even a high-level dedicated spellcaster to affect targets with their top spells, to say nothing of spells a few levels lower. I propose giving the dedicated spellcasting classes a scaling ability similar to those introduced for other classes.
Example: For every 5 levels a PC has in a spellcasting class, he gets +1 to the DCs of spells he casts from that class's spell list.
I might wish to divide this ability by divine and arcane magic, so that some multiclass characters can also benefit.
Example: For every 5 levels a PC has in any arcane spellcasting classes, add +1 to the DCs of his arcane spells.
For every 5 levels a PC has in any divine spellcasting classes, add +1 to the DCs of his divine spells.I could suggest this be written up as a feat, but it is more powerful than most feats; therefore, I decided to write it up as a new magic option.
It sounds reasonable and not overpowering. You might ask your players how they feel about the increase in DC when the bad guy starts casting spells like Petrification and Slay Living, though.
I was just thinking about increasing the DCs for spells in some fashion, also. I was kind of thinking of doubling the Spell Level modifier. So, 1st level spell DCs would be 12 + Int/Wis/Cha Mod, 2nd level - 14 + Int/Wis/Cha Mod, etc. The problem is, then 9th level spells would have DCs of 28 + Mod. yowch!
The only thing thing about rules like these is that many view spellcasters to be already overwhelmingly more powerful than non-spellcasters. If you're using any kind of bonus to Spell DC house rule, you might consider weakening save-or-die spells.
Spellcasters do not need a bump.
Vendle wrote:An issue came up in my group's playtesting, and this is my proposal to fix it. As a spellcaster rises in ability, the challenges also increase. The way monsters are built, they begin to have excessive numbers of hit dice in comparison to their CR, which in turn enhance their saving throws. This makes it more and more difficult for even a high-level dedicated spellcaster to affect targets with their top spells, to say nothing of spells a few levels lower. I propose giving the dedicated spellcasting classes a scaling ability similar to those introduced for other classes.
Example: For every 5 levels a PC has in a spellcasting class, he gets +1 to the DCs of spells he casts from that class's spell list.
I might wish to divide this ability by divine and arcane magic, so that some multiclass characters can also benefit.
Example: For every 5 levels a PC has in any arcane spellcasting classes, add +1 to the DCs of his arcane spells.
For every 5 levels a PC has in any divine spellcasting classes, add +1 to the DCs of his divine spells.I could suggest this be written up as a feat, but it is more powerful than most feats; therefore, I decided to write it up as a new magic option.
My apologies, but if dedicated casters are having a hard time keeping up with saves, then they're either facing the wrong CR, or they're doing something wrong.
I hit the SRD and intentionally went looking for creatures that had abnormally high HD to CR, then went back and did the math on saves, here's what I've got.
Dire Tiger, 16 HD, CR 8 (definitely one of the worst HD:CR ratios I could find)
F: +13, R:+11, W: +11, Touch AC: 11
Admittedly, this one stings, but an 8th level caster should have, At least a 20, possibly a 24 in their casting stat assuming a 16 to start with, possibly a +2 Racial, +2 from levelling, and a +2 or +4 casting stat item. So lets say +5 to +7 to the DC from their casting stat, 3rd/4th level spells gives us another +3 to +4. So base, without any feats, you're looking at DC 18 to 21. Spell focus might bump it up a bit more, but oh well. If that were the whole picture, then yeah, it would sting a bit, but now take a look at that touch AC.
Divine casters should probably be buffing up and going all CoDzilla on the poor tiger and Arcane casters have access to a whole lot of very nasty touch attack spells that are going to completely ignore this beasties high save.
And that same pattern holds true for almost all the High HD/Low CR creatures. The majority of creatures have close to their CR in HD, it's mainly just certain types that get a bit out of hand (Vermin, Animals, Dire Animals, and so on) and those same types have severe weaknesses built in as well.
The Most Potent Magic of All
I hope you’ve been having fun with the latest posts on Mystic Magic. Finding magic in life can be healing, inspirational and extremely transformational!
Wands, pendulums and potions are an easy and delightful way to experiment with magic in your everyday world, and add a little sparkle to any project or event.
Today I’d like to share the most potent magic of all – Spells!
Spells are all around us. They are the single most prevalent and potent form of magic we access every day. Spells have the power to inspire, activate and manifest.
But, they also have a shadow side.
When using spells, it’s extremely important to use them within your Magic Triangle. Without clear intention, clear containers and clear creation, spells have the power to hurt others and to hurt yourself.
A spell is a group of words containing magic powers. Types of spells include mantras, affirmations, prayers, blessings, toning, songs, poetry, chants, oracles, symbols, and art. Spells don’t have to spill from the mouths of fairy godmothers or wicked witches, and here’s the most important thing to remember:
A spell can be cast whenever you speak your words!
Take a moment to think about what spells you cast daily.
“I am beautiful and sacred.”
“I suck at everything I do.”
Please be conscious with your words (spells)!
An easy way to experiment with intentional spells is to make a mantra for yourself. Here’s my very own Right Livelihood mantra: “Energy, in the form of money, vitality and resonance, pools around me with ease and grace while I enjoy my love, light, connection, and magic filled life and as I journey, I inspire others to receive as well.”
Another good mantra is the Thanksgiving Address!
Perhaps the most important spell you cast is your STORY. I truly believe we are creating our story with every breath, word and action. So much of the manifestation potential we hold is held within our story and how we tell it to ourselves and others.
Is the story you carry simply familiar, comfortable and safe? Why not tell your story from a lens that is positive, uplifting and inspiring? Your story is as powerful as any tool in your medicine bag. It has the potential to hold you back, keep you stuck in past wounds, or continue limited thinking.
And, it also has the infinite power to set you free, ignite your passion and unleash your potential!
(Pretty powerful spell, right?)
When I was 24 years old and starting my first job for one of the “Big 6” Management Consulting firms in San Francisco, I was reading a magazine article on my lunch break. One of those time out of time moments happened. The article was a one page piece about how you tell your story.
The part that stuck with me the most implored the reader to take control of their story. I tore out the page of the magazine and have kept it with me all these years. The gist of the article was this:
“Your life IS your story. You are the writer, the director and the star of the show. So what will it be? Will it be a tragedy? A drama? Or a hero’s tale?”
Remember your Magic Triangle:
-In BREATH: Ground yourself with a deep breath. Visualize your roots and place yourself intentionally in the here and now.
-Intention: What is your intention for your words? Does your intention serve your highest good, and the highest good of all?
Container: You are the container! You hold your story. The container can also be the situation in which you are speaking your words, the event, the conversation, the song, the poem.
Creation: Aligned action - How will you create your words? What tone will you use? What body language will you include? What is the timing of your spell? Alchemy – What can you add to make your words more powerful, a crystal, a wand, a picture?
-Out BREATH: Clear your energy. Release expectations or attachments to the outcome of your spell. Give thanks to the universe for hearing your words. And, so it is.
It all starts with awareness - then consciously choosing the words and intentions to fit the story you truly want to tell - the story you truly want to live.
Do not underestimate the way in which your STORY is a part of your magic. Use it for good friends, for yourself and others.
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Potent magic can take various forms, depending on the lore or system of magic being depicted. It can involve controlling the elements, manipulating energy, summoning or banishing creatures, or casting spells that affect the physical or spiritual realm. Potent magic is often depicted as being able to grant wishes, heal wounds, or even defy the laws of physics.
However, potent magic is not without its risks and consequences. In many stories, those who wield potent magic are often tempted by its power and may become corrupted or consumed by it. They may lose touch with their humanity and use their abilities for selfish or destructive purposes. Additionally, the use of potent magic may have unintended side effects or repercussions, causing unintended harm or chaos. In order to wield potent magic, practitioners often need to undergo years of training and study. They must learn to harness and control the vast energies required to perform spells or rituals. This often involves mastering complex rituals, memorizing incantations, and understanding the underlying laws of magic. Overall, potent magic is a fascinating concept that captivates the imagination and allows for incredible storytelling possibilities. It represents the allure and dangers of power, and the endless possibilities that exist within the realm of the supernatural. Whether used for good or evil, potent magic remains a captivating and enduring element in many fantasy and mythological worlds..
Reviews for "The Healing Power of Potent Magic: Balancing the Body, Mind, and Spirit."
1. Sarah - 2 out of 5 stars
I was really disappointed with "Potent Magic". The plot was confusing and convoluted, and I felt like the characters weren't fully developed. The writing style was also a bit bland and lacked excitement. Overall, I didn't find the book engaging or enjoyable. I wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. Mark - 1 out of 5 stars
I couldn't even finish "Potent Magic". The story was slow-paced and the characters were uninteresting. There was hardly any action or suspense, and I found myself getting bored very quickly. The dialogue was also quite weak and the writing felt amateurish. I wouldn't waste my time or money on this book.
3. Emily - 2 out of 5 stars
I had high hopes for "Potent Magic", but it fell flat for me. The world-building was confusing and inconsistent, and I had trouble keeping track of all the different magical elements. The romance felt forced and lacked chemistry. The book had potential, but it just didn't deliver for me.