Once upon a time in a world filled with enchantment and wonder, lived a magic user named Arya. She possessed a unique ability to harness the powers of the universe and manipulate reality itself. However, she found her gift to be a burden rather than a blessing. Arya had always been a loner, secluded from society and misunderstood by others. She had a difficult time connecting with people and forming lasting relationships. Her extraordinary powers only heightened her isolation, as she feared being judged or feared by those around her.
Survivors' Encampment is a desert that can actually tap for any color of mana! The only drawback is that you’re tapping down a creature to do so. But that’s decent budget fixing if you’re doing this at somebody’s end step or have plenty of bodies!
These drawbacks and the concept of a dry and barren desert meshing with the mana-rich lands we have in Magic results in a relatively boring and plain type of card. Duration Until a saving throw is successful, or after 16 hours modified by the magic-user s Constitution modifier , when the magic-user collapses to sleep.
Her extraordinary powers only heightened her isolation, as she feared being judged or feared by those around her. Thus, she chose to live in a secluded cabin deep within a mystical forest, far away from prying eyes. As the years passed, Arya's solitary existence took a toll on her mental and emotional well-being.
Chaos Magick-User
When the adventurers decide to spend the night in the dungeon, there’s a 2 in 6 chance that each of them will have either sweet dreams or bitter nightmares. Each player whose character has dreams must roll a d2 to see what type of dream their character will have and its effects for the day.
Fighter
- Good dream: The fighter dreams of a mighty sword and feels empowered by its presence. The next day, she gains a +1 bonus to all attack rolls made with her primary weapon. Whenever an attack rolls results in a 20, she rolls two damage dice and chooses the best of the two.
- Terrifying nightmare: She dreams of being surrounded by enemies, unable to land a single blow. The next day, she takes a -1 penalty to all attack rolls made with her primary weapon.
Magic-User
- Good dream: The magic-user dreams of a new spell and wakes up with the details fresh in her mind. The next day, she can transcribe that one new spell, chosen by the referee, to add to her spell-book. This is automatically done during spell preparation.
- Terrifying nightmare: The caster dreams of being besieged by her own magic, and wakes up feeling drained. She has one less spell slot available for the day.
Cleric
- Good dream: The cleric has a vision of her deity giving her a blessing. The next day, she gains a +1 bonus to all rolls related to defense and magic.
- Terrifying nightmare: The cleric dreams that her deity turns away from her, leaving her alone to face the dangers ahead. The next day, she takes a -1 penalty to all rolls related to defense and magic.
Specialist
- Good dream: The specialist dreams of discovering a treasure chest filled with gold and jewels. The next day, she gains 50% extra XP for each treasure she gains.
- Terrifying nightmare: The specialist dreams of being trapped and unable to escape, until her body is crushed or melted in acid or something. The next day, she takes a -1 penalty to all her dungeon crawling skill rolls.
Gradually, her magic began to wane, losing its vibrant prowess. The surrounding forest, once teeming with magical creatures and ethereal energies, became desolate and barren. This transformation mirrored Arya's own dwindling spirit. However, destiny had other plans for her. One fateful day, a young wanderer named Liam stumbled upon Arya's cabin. Fascinated by the legends surrounding her mystical abilities, he implored Arya to share her secrets with him. Initially skeptical and hesitant, Arya finally gave in to Liam's persistence and began to teach him the ways of magic. Through their bond, Arya started to rekindle her own magic, sharing the knowledge she had gained over the years. She discovered that her power lay not only in her abilities, but in her ability to connect with others and share her gift. As Arya nurtured Liam's potential, her own magic regained its former glory, breathing life back into the forest she called home. The once deserted magic user transformed into a beacon of hope and wonder, showcasing the true power of unity and connection. Arya realized that her gift was not meant to be hidden away, but rather shared with the world. Together, she and Liam embarked on a mission to restore magic to the hearts of all who had forgotten its existence. In the end, Arya's journey taught her that one's solitude should never be a hindrance to their abilities. Through the power of connection, even the most deserted of magic users could find their purpose, and bring magic back into a world that had long forgotten its wonders..
Reviews for "Exposing the Hidden World of a Forgotten Magic User"
1. Jane - 1 star
I found "The Deserted Magic User" to be incredibly underwhelming. The plot was predictable and the characters were shallow and one-dimensional. The protagonist lacked any depth or development, making it difficult to connect with them. Additionally, the writing style was bland and lacked any sort of descriptive language that would have brought the story to life. Overall, I was extremely disappointed with this book and would not recommend it to anyone looking for an engaging and well-written fantasy novel.
2. Mark - 2 stars
"The Deserted Magic User" had a promising premise, but it ultimately fell short of my expectations. The pacing was disjointed, with long stretches of dialogue-heavy scenes that didn't contribute much to the overall plot. The world-building was also lacking, as the author failed to paint a vivid and immersive picture of the magical realm. I struggled to stay engaged with the story and found myself losing interest halfway through. While there were some intriguing elements, they were not enough to redeem the book for me.
3. Sarah - 1.5 stars
I found "The Deserted Magic User" to be an uninspiring and forgettable read. The writing felt amateurish, with clunky prose and awkward sentence structures. The plot was predictable and cliche, lacking any originality. The characters were flat and lacked depth, making it difficult to care about their fates. Overall, this book failed to captivate my interest and I would not recommend it to others seeking a compelling fantasy read.