Auromancy

Auromancy, commonly known as channeling, is a practice that involves harnessing the energy of the ley lines and shaping it into powerful spells through the use of incantations, gestures, and rituals. Practitioners of channeling are known as channelers, mages or auromancers, and they are highly respected and valued members of society for their ability to control and wield magic.

Channeling can be further divided into several sub-disciplines, each with its own specific focus and area of expertise. Some channelers specialize in elemental magic, such as manipulating fire, water, earth, and air, while others focus on conjuration, illusion or divination.

One of the key features of channeling is the use of spell components. These can include a wide range of materials, from rare and exotic ingredients to mundane items such as candles, incense, and crystals. Channelers often spend a great deal of time and effort sourcing the perfect components for their spells, as the quality of these materials can have a significant impact on the potency and efficacy of the final spell.

In addition to their spellcasting abilities, channelers also possess a deep understanding of the fundamental principles of magic, including the laws of nature and the workings of the universe. This knowledge allows them to better control and manipulate the magical energies around them, as well as to understand and interpret the various signs and omens that are often associated with the practice of magic.