Wizards get wands, scrolls & potions, what do sorcerers get?
Jewelled Amulet, MTG Basic |
Soulstones
Take a large gemstone - no, bigger...bigger...BIGGER! - stare into it like the kind of madman who can bend the world over his soul, realign its atomic structure until it resonates with your will. A soulstone has a capacity of 1SD per 200gp of the gem's value, up to a maximum equal to your number of Sorcerer templates. Once per day you can spend an hour staring really fucking hard at your soulstone to give it 1SD. This counts as a use of your sorcererous powers for determining your current Instability Dice.
The SD stored in a soulstone can be used for two purposes - either added to the [sum] and [dice] of a sorcerous effect or to offset Instability Die gains for increasing the scope and duration of sorcerous effects.
A sorcerer can only have one soulstone at a time, if they try to take another the stones get jealous and refuse to work at all until the sorcerer chooses a favourite.
Disrupting Scepter, MTG 7th edition |
Sceptres
A sorcerer is royalty of the soul, a sceptre helps the world to get the message and fall in line behind the idea. A sceptre is attuned to either Harm, Alter or Create. When a sorcerer with a sceptre creates an effect that utilises the sceptre's attunement, they can freely expand the effect's scope (targets, duration, etc.) as if they had added +1 Instability Die. This does not add any additional Instability dice to future Soul Casting rolls. More elaborate sceptres might add +2 or even +3, though these are generally the property of ludicrously megalomaniacal sorcerer-kings and quickly dismantled and their pieces scattered to the bottom of various forgotten and haunted places by their relieved subjects after their deaths.
Black Lotus, Posted by u/mj3017 |
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