All Wizards of High Sorcery draw strength directly from the moon aligned with their particular Order—White Robe wizards from Solinari, the White Moon; Red Robe wizards from Lunitari, the Red Moon; Black Robe wizards from Nuitari, the Black Moon (whose aspect only Black Robe wizards can see).
The waxing and waning of their respective moons influence the magic of Wizards of High Sorcery. When a moon is at High Sanction, wizards of that moon’s order gain advantage on attack rolls with spells and gain a +1 bonus to their spell save DCs. When a moon is at Low Sanction, wizards of that moon’s order gain disadvantage on attack rolls with spells and incur a -1 penalty to their spell save DCs. During the waxing and waning periods around the quarter moons, wizards of that moon’s order cast their spells normally. The alignment of any two moons is beneficial for wizards who follow those moons, even if the moons are in Low Sanction. When two moons are in alignment, wizards of each order gain advantage on attack rolls with spells and gain a +1 bonus to their spell save DCs. The +1 bonus stacks with any other bonus already in place for a moon’s phase. Thus, if two moons are in conjunction at Low Sanction, the bonuses cancel out the penalties and members of both orders cast their spells normally.
When all three moons come into alignment, all magic is amplified. Wizards of all three orders gain advantage on attack rolls with spells and gain a +2 bonus to their spell save DCs. These bonuses also stack with any other benefits or penalties that result from a moon’s position. Therefore, if all three moons are in alignment at Low Sanction, all wizards gain a +1 bonus to spell attack rolls and spell save DCs. If they align at High Sanction, all wizards gain advantage on attack rolls and a +3 bonus to their spells save DCs. This event, known as the Night of the Eye, occurs once every year and a half.
Comments