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| Human magic was that of great rituals involving incantations, formula, and trappings. The magi had blessed their creations with a unique ability to understand complex ideas by first breaking them into a series of simple understandings. Although all humans were capable to practicing and learning magic in reality magic was only learned by the great scholars, who in time would horde this knowledge as a sign of their own superiority. | Human magic was that of great rituals involving incantations, formula, and trappings. The magi had blessed their creations with a unique ability to understand complex ideas by first breaking them into a series of simple understandings. Although all humans were capable to practicing and learning magic in reality magic was only learned by the great scholars, who in time would horde this knowledge as a sign of their own superiority. | ||
| - | With the ability to harness the magic of the world the elder races welcomed the humans to a new level of understanding. Only the [[creature:dwarf|dwarves]] still refused to meet with the youngest race. It is believed that the strongest dwarves clan leaders put a death bounty on any dwarf caught trading with the humans. Even speaking to a human was a sign of moral weakness. | + | With the ability to harness the magic of the world the elder races welcomed the humans to a new level of understanding. Only the [[creatures:dwarf|dwarves]] still refused to meet with the youngest race. It is believed that the strongest dwarves clan leaders put a death bounty on any dwarf caught trading with the humans. Even speaking to a human was a sign of moral weakness. |
