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There are two people using a combo of alteration and destruction. Matuna is using combat magic (a fusion of both) and Korthul, the half-orc, is using both alteration and destruction (but not fusing them together, like Matuna).

Counting your bitter middle-aged man, we now have three alterists.
Plus the Prince is an alterist, so now there are four

If it bothers you, I can make the Prince purely telepathic.

@SepticGentleman Don't forget your character can also practice on the corpses of Witchhunters

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I'd appreciate it if you'd all tell me what you were going to do with the alteration, then.

Seeing as he only has one field and three other people share it, I get the feelingf that he's not going to be all that unique. I guess it depends on how strong the others are at alteration. If they don't do advanced things like turn themselves invisible, petrify someone, and do other crazy shenanigans like Crompter's mastery allows, it'd be fine. But I don't think any elaborated on specifically what they do with the alteration and the extent of their abilities.

Anyways, in your description of alteration you mention conjuration and say you'll mention it later but there actually isn't a section for that. If the others turn out to use alteration for the same thing as Crompter, I may just make him a conjurer since that'd fit him equally well.

As for conjuration: when one has worshiped demons from other realms for many long years, they might find themselves gifted with forbidden knowledge. Conjuration is not the only secret they may learn from the Masters of Evil, but it is the most notable: it allows the summoning of demonic servants. As one learns, they will go from calling upon simple imps and hell-bats, to bring about the chaos of hulking battle creatures and world-destroying monstrosities. The best part is...the fiends are unable to break themselves away from the Occultist's grasp.

So I'm guessing the Prince's plan is to turn our characters all powerful mages in their own right into his loyal followers.

So I'm guessing the Prince's plan is to turn our characters all powerful mages in their own right into his loyal followers.

@Cyclone
Here is where I defined conjuration, just a few paragraphs later:

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Oh, I mostly glossed over the other sections and didn't realize that the demon summoning was called conjuration.

I'll keep Crompter the same because to rework him would be a pain and the way that he uses alteration seems different enough.

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I'd appreciate it if you'd all tell me what you were going to do with the alteration, then.

Seeing as he only has one field and three other people share it, I get the feelingf that he's not going to be all that unique. I guess it depends on how strong the others are at alteration. If they don't do advanced things like turn themselves invisible, petrify someone, and do other crazy shenanigans like Crompter's mastery allows, it'd be fine. But I don't think any elaborated on specifically what they do with the alteration and the extent of their abilities.

Anyways, in your description of alteration you mention conjuration and say you'll mention it later but there actually isn't a section for that. If the others turn out to use alteration for the same thing as Crompter, I may just make him a conjurer since that'd fit him equally well.

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Ya, I tried to stress that everyone needs to read all the sections in detail.

If someone hasn't read the entire first post, I really don't want them posting IC at all until they do. It's needed info about the RP.

Y'all, my computer just broke.
I only have a phone now.

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Well, know I must write the entire first post on a phone.

*commit suicide*

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It's always when things are getting good when things get broken...

@Queen Tomato You know I get the feeling that planar sorcerers are the undisputed masters of hide-and-seek.

Squish.

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They really are. Horrible cheaters, too. Never play hide-and-seek with them, squish.