Hi,
On page 386, the second example about sorcery magic point cost, using Damastol, is incorrect :
It says :
Example: Damastol also knows the Logical Clarity spell (Truth
+ Dispel) at 42%, but because his affinity with the Illusion rune
is through its opposite (Truth) and because he only knows Dispel
as an insight of Summons, it costs 4 magic points to cast, plus 4
magic points for each additional level of intensity.
That would be correct if the example spell was using Illusion+Dispel. As it’s using Truth+Dispel, (and Damastos knows Truth), it costs for him 3mp to cast.
So the text should read :
Example: Damastol also knows the Logical Clarity spell (Truth
+ Dispel) at 42%. He knows the Truth rune, but because
he only knows Dispel as an insight of Summons, it costs him
3 magic points to cast, plus 2 magic points for each additional level of intensity.
An alternate possibility, in order to keep the 4 point cost, would be to substitute another spell for Logical Clarity, one with the illusion rune and a technique known from Damastol only as an insight of another. If i’m not mistaken, there’s no sorcery « dispel illusion » in the book, but Damastol is said on page 384 to master Tap, which gives insight into allo technique, so Create Hallucination (Illusion+Combine) could be used. The text could read :
Example: Damastol also knows the Create HallucinationLogical (Illusion
+ Combine) at 42%, but because his affinity with the Illusion rune
is through its opposite (Truth) and because he only knows Combine
as an insight of Tap, it costs 4 magic points to cast, plus 4
magic points for each additional level of intensity.
Both example could be used actually, as they pertain to different cost cases.
Laurent