Explore Mythic Europe through the eyes of young apprentices learning magic in this Ars Magica companion.
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Explore Mythic Europe through the eyes of young apprentices learning magic in this Ars Magica companion.
Even the mightiest wizard of the Order of Hermes once cast his very first spell. The greatest Bonisagus magus of the age was once taught the rudiments of Magic Theory. There was a time when even the dragon-slaying Flambeau faced his fear of the cook to pilfer cakes from the kitchen. And the powerful Mentem maga who now pulls the strings of kings and bishops once pined for a glance from a handsome stableboy. They were all apprentices once. This book contains advice and rules for playing apprentic...
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Brief mention of romantic longing, such as pining for a stableboy.
Minor references to combat or danger, such as dragon-slaying.
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Minor references to bishops and religious figures in a medieval context.
Central focus on magic, spellcasting, and Hermetic traditions.
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Minor political themes with magi influencing kings and bishops.
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