Evocation – The School of Elemental Magic

Evocation – The School of Elemental Magic

The manipulation of elementals. Bring forth lightning, call upon thunder, blast your foes with fire, Summonation sounds boring, but is far from it. A wizard trained in evocation can use Earth, Water, Air or Fire to produce their desired effect.

How does it relate to the Wards of Arthur14579?

The ward is instrumental in the formation of the city’s foundation. Earth elementals form the vast hill the city sits on. Water elementals produce the water that flows from the golden bowl which air elementals hold up. The vary fabric of the Power of Nascent relies on fire elementals to give light and warmth. Water elementals provide the ice that preserves food. Elemental magic can provide both defensive, logistic and offensive support to The Power of War. It has little cost as it is using natural forces, but its effects might be counter to what you want if it’s not planned correctly. For instance, there is only a finite amount of earth in the land. Producing a mound in one place will cause a chasm in another.

In Quintz, they are focusing solely on the flash and fantastic—fire blasts, ice scultures etc.

Jorrick the Magnificent

Jorrick is a flamboyant, human, wizard. He’s old but tries to look young. His clothing is made of sequins, silver and gold and peppered with meaningless runes. He is shallow, few know the man behind the mask. Constantly encouraging and happy, he hides his depression with a mask of enthusiasm. Jorrick is known as Jorr to those close to him. J to those closer. He is prone to perform his lessons like a show, but no one know what he does to fill the rest of his time.

Next to the shield shaped School of Aegis, the School of Elemental magic faces the rolling fields of southern Quintz. Which is fortunate as it's really inconvenient forming a thunderstorm inside, and you really don't want to be stumbling through a blizzard on your way to the dining room. A solid, red brick building, it is brutally functional in design and the only school that actually looks like one. It's modern makes it stand out among the more classical buildings, but you might question the wiseness of its vast thatched roof, given the nature of fire elementals.

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