teaching sorcery spells

[Kloster]

Hello,

In RQG, can (ruleswise, not settingswise) a sorceror from a tradition (let's say a Sartarite LM sage) teach a sorcery spell to a sorceror from another tradition (let's say an Aeolian philosopher from Heortland), provided they have a common language? My opinion is that it is possible, but that a common written language is needed, but my GM is not sure.

Thanks for your opinions.

Kloster

[metcalph]

52 minutes ago, Kloster said:

In RQG, can (ruleswise, not settingswise) a sorceror from a tradition (let's say a Sartarite LM sage) teach a sorcery spell to a sorceror from another tradition (let's say an Aeolian philosopher from Heortland), provided they have a common language? My opinion is that it is possible, but that a common written language is needed, but my GM is not sure.

Yes.  The Lhankorings even have a special instrument (the Alien Combination machine) that allows them to translate foreign spells into something in their own language.

There are some spells which if known cannot be cast if the caster does not meet the right requirements (like being a Brithini) but there has never been a written example of a spell being impossible to learn due to philosophical differences.

[Kloster]

55 minutes ago, metcalph said:

Yes.  The Lhankorings even have a special instrument (the Alien Combination machine) that allows them to translate foreign spells into something in their own language.

There are some spells which if known cannot be cast if the caster does not meet the right requirements (like being a Brithini) but there has never been a written example of a spell being impossible to learn due to philosophical differences.

Many thanks.

Kloster