Wizard with ADHD

drew myself✨

Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale - Time the Physician.  45.6 x 27.7 cm

I’m going to the beach later this week and I’m trying to pack some scrolls. Last time I went they got all wet and became completely unusable. I tried laminating them, but that just recused the effectivity by like up to 70%. Does anyone have any techniques for waterproofing them? I asked my magic orb about this, but it told me f*** off and just not to bring scrolls to the beach. There’s gotta be a way though, right?

But alas, cover them in a thin layer of permanent air, that'll keep water, and well anything from touching the parchment.

And there's no need for such measures. If you for some reason can't make your scrolls out of better, less water soluble materials, a thin layer of wax can be applied to make it water-proof.

The Real question is, how long can a wand be before most mages would consider it a staff?

Staff: The length/height of a wizard.

and what happens when you go above the wizards height?

Though the discussion thus far has been about hand held foci typically made from wood, there is a much larger, not portable focus typically made from stone. The obelisk. Obelisks are usually erected at sites of power or on ley lines.

Now, all I need is updog.

Not much DOG!!! What's up with you!?

The Real question is, how long can a wand be before most mages would consider it a staff?

Staff: The length/height of a wizard.

While they can have different design elements and can be used for different things, it's all about proportion to the caster. What a man would call a rod, a gnome would call a staff.

The Real question is, how long can a wand be before most mages would consider it a staff?

Staff: The length/height of a wizard.

I’m going to the beach later this week and I’m trying to pack some scrolls. Last time I went they got all wet and became completely unusable. I tried laminating them, but that just recused the effectivity by like up to 70%. Does anyone have any techniques for waterproofing them? I asked my magic orb about this, but it told me f*** off and just not to bring scrolls to the beach. There’s gotta be a way though, right?

But alas, cover them in a thin layer of permanent air, that'll keep water, and well anything from touching the parchment.

And there's no need for such measures. If you for some reason can't make your scrolls out of better, less water soluble materials, a thin layer of wax can be applied to make it water-proof.

The wizard

Like, is it that the 7th born is a boy, or a boy with 6 older brothers with however many sisters?

I have never heard of this and i myself am the 1st Daughter of my family sooo something is off about your Statistics again...

any sons after that usually have to fend for themselves (if they all survive to adulthood), and any daughters are usually married off (if the family can afford their dowries).

Some old heads of my family have been shamans, some war mages like myself. But we've also had artisans and craftsmen as heads. No family is really locked into one speciality and most pride themselves on their diversity.

You see that sort of thing a lot less in the lesser and poorer noble houses. When was the last time you saw someone kill his brother to become the baron of a small and poor piece of land and vassal to someone else unimportant?

The lowest of nobles held that much power and wealth?

Like, is it that the 7th born is a boy, or a boy with 6 older brothers with however many sisters?

I have never heard of this and i myself am the 1st Daughter of my family sooo something is off about your Statistics again...

any sons after that usually have to fend for themselves (if they all survive to adulthood), and any daughters are usually married off (if the family can afford their dowries).

Some old heads of my family have been shamans, some war mages like myself. But we've also had artisans and craftsmen as heads. No family is really locked into one speciality and most pride themselves on their diversity.

You see that sort of thing a lot less in the lesser and poorer noble houses. When was the last time you saw someone kill his brother to become the baron of a small and poor piece of land and vassal to someone else unimportant?

The lowest of nobles held that much power and wealth?