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The magic affects one additional object or person of the STвЂ™s choice.

The ST tells you one strange side-effect.

On a 10+, you get the effect you wanted, but pick one:.

When you improvise magic to affect reality, describe the improvisation and roll +Sphere.

#AKASHIC BROTHERHOOD WALLPAPER MAGE 20 FULL#

On a 6-, the effect hits you full force.

You lose access to that Sphere until you have time to rest and meditate.The effect strikes a nearby ally or innocent bystander вЂ“ the ST will choose who.You take -1 to Sphere moves going forward.On a 7-9, you stop the effect from affecting you, but there is a cost.On a 10+, you stop the magical effect from affecting you.When you improvise magic to defend yourself against magic, roll +Sphere using any Sphere, describing how you use that Sphere creatively (use Correspondence to defend against Time for example). On a 6-, you are vulnerable to the effect (the ST makes a move).On a 7-9, you stop the magical effect from affecting you.You can protect a group, or an area, from the effect.On a 10+, you stop the magical effect from affecting you and can choose one:.When you use your magic to defend yourself against magic, roll +Sphere using the Sphere against which you are defending. On a 6-, you inflict harm and also take harm in return.On a 7-9, you inflict harm but must mark one mishap from the Sphere move.On a 10+, you inflict 1 harm in the way you intended, and have +1 forward to inflict further harm.The kind of harm will depend on the Sphere used, but harm is harm. When you use your magic to inflict harm, describe your rote or procedure and roll +Sphere. There are unintended consequences (ST move).(With a 7-9 you can always mark Paradox to avoid other mishaps.) You take -1 forward to magical effects you attempt, but the effect fails without other consequences. Or, you can flinch, distance yourself from your Avatar, and cancel the effect. 6- pick three mishaps, otherwise you get some version of what you wanted.7-9 and pick one mishap, otherwise you get what you wanted.The ST will tell you which Sphere applies if there is any question. When you use your magic to shape reality, describe your rote or procedure and roll +Sphere. Any resources you used in the attempt are damaged or lost. You succeed, but someone else pays the price.The cost was more than you expected вЂ“ the ST will tell you what the additional cost is, including a favor or a debt owed forward.You lose or damage something of value вЂ“ the ST will tell you what.On a 7-9, you succeed but there is an unexpected cost or problem вЂ“ choose one of the following:.When a Mage does something mundane but dangerous or costly, roll +0.

I can see different playbooks having different things to circle or choose вЂ“ acolytes, thin places, cool gadgets, turf, etc. Circle an advantage (things like a Node maybe). Circle one and describe your Avatar (Dynamic, Entropic, Pattern, Primordial). You have -1 in any Sphere without a bonus. Character CreationДistribute 3 +1s between the seven Spheres. Prime can be cut because it is mostly concerned with meta-magic.

As with my Fate hack, IвЂ™ll boil the Spheres down to seven: Correspondence, Forces, Life, Matter, Mind, Spirit, Time (eats Entropy). A certain points on the Paradox clock, the ST makes a Paradox move. There needs to be a harm mechanic and a Paradox clock вЂ“ letвЂ™s say you are at -1 per harm taken. I see mundane things being handled through conversation more often than rolls, to keep the focus on magic. I want to focus on the flexible but costly nature of Awakened magic. What buttons do you include? What must those buttons do? Design Goals In a way, itвЂ™s interesting to take a push-button mechanic like the core mechanic of PbtA and apply it to an open-ended, flexible game like Mage the Ascension. This is not by any means a fully-formed idea, but itвЂ™s one that I kind of like.

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