You have studied the world's magic at one of the many different magic schools of your realm, allowing you to tap into magic's potential further. Whether you have graduated from its ranks and are now an alum, taken a sabbatical as faculty, or are an undergraduate student studying magic practically out in the real world, your education is your asset.
- Skill Proficiencies: Skill Proficiencies: Arcana, and one from History, Nature, or Religion
- Tool Proficiencies: Tool Proficiencies: Choose one from Alchemist’s Supplies, Calligrapher’s Tools or Cartographer’s Tools
- Languages: Languages: One language of your choice
- Equipment: Equipment: An arcane or druidic focus, a set of robes embroidered with your school’s insignia, a bound book with scribbles of magical discoveries, and a coin purse containing 10 gp
Feature: Feature: Studying Abroad
Your status as a student, alum, or member of faculty at a school or university allows you to better take advantage of the resources found within those locations. You can collaborate with and ask questions of other students and faculty within the school, and you have automatic access to the school’s libraries and study halls, without needing outside approval.
Suggested Characteristics
As a student of magic, you’ve chosen to devote your life to its wonders and possibilities. Your studious nature means you enjoy learning and taking in all there is to know about magic, perhaps in spite of your other personality traits.
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Personality Trait |
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If I see a new spell I don’t recognize, I won’t hesitate to write down my observations.
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2
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I have little time for toiling with others. Social interaction is merely a distraction.
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3
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I tend to think out loud when I’m truly focused.
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4
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I’ve studied magic for decades, and I could talk about it for just as long.
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5
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I like magic fine, but my true talent is partying.
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6
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I’ll often exhaust myself staying up late into the night researching.
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7
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I want to make magic practical, so I’ll use it in place of everyday objects.
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8
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I’m just here so I can get enough credits to graduate.
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Ideal |
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Discovery. I want to learn all there is to know, and even more than that. (Any)
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2
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Power. Learning magic is merely a means to an end in my plans. (Evil)
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3
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Freedom. Leaving school grounds means I’m finally free to be me. (Chaotic)
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4
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Order. The more I learn, the more sense this chaotic world starts to make. (Lawful)
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5
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Protection. I’m learning magic to protect those close to me. (Good)
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6
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Academics. My true passion is academia, and I wish to foster its growth. (Any)
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Bond |
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I miss my fellow students/faculty, and I wish to bring back discoveries for them.
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2
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I’m the first in my lineage to study magic, so I want to prove myself to my family.
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3
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My books are my best friends.
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4
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My god is watching me, so I don’t want to disgrace them.
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5
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I wish to impress my favorite professor.
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6
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I have an intense rivalry with another student, and wish to come out on top.
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Flaw |
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I’ve never actually felt that skilled at magic. I’m almost certain my acceptance letter was a fluke.
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2
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I’m still in training, so my spells can get… explosive.
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3
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The only types of magic I have yet to learn are the most taboo sorts; Necromancy, blood magic, and so on.
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4
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I tend to look down on those who don’t practice magic.
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5
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If I had to choose to save my comrades or preserve my research, I’d choose my research.
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6
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When I’m away from school, I tend to procrastinate on… everything.
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