The aura of magical shade is a phenomenon that occurs when a being or object is surrounded by an ethereal darkness. This aura is often associated with beings of great power or those who possess magical abilities. It is a visual representation of the potent magical energy that emanates from its source. The aura of magical shade is characterized by a deep, velvety black color that seems to absorb all light. It is as if a shroud of darkness envelops the individual or object, creating an air of mystery and intrigue. This aura can vary in size and intensity depending on the strength and proficiency of the magic user.
Thank you Deophaun, but I was thinking I'd go more gaudy with a nice gold cannon with gems encrusting it all over the place.
You could have one that looks like a sun burst, another that looks like lightning off a tesla coil, one that burns like fire, another that comes off like fog, etc. Magenta, for instance, isn t a color that exists in reality; the color spectrum says that combining blue and red light yields green, but since red-blue light fails to stimulate your green cones, your brain invents an entirely fictitious color to explain it.
This aura can vary in size and intensity depending on the strength and proficiency of the magic user. Those who possess the aura of magical shade are often feared and revered by others. The darkness that surrounds them gives off an air of authority and power.
Read Aura vs Detect Magic
Confusion about what is that value of Read Aura if you have detect magic to identify items.
You can detect magic an item (since you can ignore known magic) and determine it is magical. You can then run thru you Occult/Arcana/etc skills to determine what it is (maybe). From what I can read, Read Aura provides only the additional ability to tell if it is an illusory magic item and the school.
What am I missing?
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detect magic doesn't pinpoint magic.
it just tells you "magic is around".
sure you know your own items, so you can ignore those, but you still don't know if it's the sword that you picked up the magic, the wall next to you, a permanent spell effect affecting the dungeon, etc
now, this may sound (and it is) like something you can "game" (i pick up the sword and move outside of the dungeon, do i still perceive magic? Yes? then i try to identify it)
but just imagine:
you move down a hallway in the dungeon with detect magic. GM tells you "you sense magic". Now what?
Or, you find a cache of items, a dragon hoard, or anything like that. With 100s of items, and your only solution is to try them one by one. Even at max heightened, it'll still target everything and only react to the one strongest thing. And it won't even tell you what this is just that's "in this pile of stuff".
or. you simply read aura everything in your sight, and in 1 minute know exactly what's magical, what school, and what's not.
to put it simply:
detect magic is what tells you when to use read magic.
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It is believed that this aura is a reflection of the individual's magical prowess and serves as a warning to those who may wish to challenge them. The aura of magical shade is not limited to living beings alone. It can also encompass inanimate objects that have been imbued with magical energy. These objects often possess unique and mystical properties, and their aura of magical shade serves as a reminder of their otherworldly origins. In some cases, the aura of magical shade can be used as a weapon or a defense mechanism. When threatened, the individual with this aura can envelop their surroundings in a suffocating darkness, rendering their opponents unable to see or attack. This ability makes them formidable adversaries and adds to the aura of mystery surrounding them. In conclusion, the aura of magical shade is a captivating and enigmatic phenomenon associated with beings of great power and magical abilities. It serves as a visual manifestation of their potent magic and adds an air of authority and mystique to their presence. Those who possess the aura of magical shade are often feared and revered, and their ability to manipulate darkness can make them formidable opponents..
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5. Jessica - 2/5 - "Aura of magical shade" had an interesting concept, but it failed to live up to its potential. The writing was overly verbose and weighed down the story, making it feel tedious to read. The characters lacked depth and their actions often felt forced. The plot twists were predictable and the resolution felt rushed. Overall, it was a disappointing book that left me wanting more.