Mageweaver
Appollonians appreciate fine arts and crafts as much as anyone. It is only natural that there arise wizards who combine their artistic abilities with those of magic. The mageweaver wraps the power of spells within the warp and weave of silk scarves and tapestries.
The complexity of such spells are so high that it is impossible to hold them in the tangible form necessary for the mageweaver to cast them. To compensate for this, mageweavers gain additional low level spells to make up for their lost higher powers. For each 7th-level spell that would normally be gained, the mageweaver may cast an additional 1st or 2nd level spell. For each 8th-level spell that would be gained, the mageweaver may cast an additional 3rd or 4th-level spell. And for each 9th-level spell, the mageweaver may cast an additional 5th or 6th-level spell. The exact level of the two offered spell slots is up to the mageweaver when he or she is memorizing spells, and may change from day to day. This gives the mageweaver a larger number of lower-level spells than any other kit, as well as a wider variety because the mageweaver is not bound by province restrictions.
In order to prepare their spells, a mageweaver needs to have time alone to weave the spells into the silk. This requires six square inches of silk for every level of a spell. It takes an hour to weave every level of a spell. Different spells are woven into different items, which are kept in scroll tubes or other protective casings. The silk is normal in every regard, though the patterns contained within it are extraordinarily complex and seem to shimmer with an iridescent sheen. They are as vulnerable to fire, water, and other sorts of damage as normal silk. Mageweavers must take care to protect their woven spells from such dangers.
Mageweavers must gain and learn spells as do other wizards. Their spellbooks are huge tapestries with intricate patterns woven into them. These tapestries are hung in a place of prominence, so that visitors are sure to see the wondrous workmanship.
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