'Fear not the magus who knows a thousand spells. The one who has practiced a spell a thousand times is the greater threat'.
- magus proverb
A renowned archmage teaching at a prestigious arcane university originally developed this ring, as a means of demonstrating the importance of mastering the fundamentals of spellcasting.
An impetious and arrogant young lecturer out to make a name for himself, forced his students to push themselves to their magical limits. Spending little time on the basics, his students would be made to focus only on casting only the most powerful and complicated spells they could.
After publically insulting the old archmage's 'stubborn adherence to tradition and outdated teaching methods', the archmage challenged the young lecturer to pit his best student against any one of the archmage's students in spellcasting contest of both potency and endurance.
With the archmage's teaching and the ring in hand his student outshined the arrogant lecturer's students again and again with little effort.
Humiliated and humbled, the young lecturer apologised to the older man and vowed never to neglect the fundamentals in his teaching again.
While wearing the ring, whenever you cast a cantrip, you can use a bonus action on the same turn to cast that cantrip a second time.
Notes: Utility, Combat, Cantrip, spellcaster, Wristwear
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