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Fork |
| Strain | Low |
| Recovery | Low to Moderate |
| Complexity | Moderate to High |
| Mastery Effects | Additional copies |
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The Fork spell is perfect for the caster on a budget wishing to get the most out of his spells. When cast, it places an amplifying "prism" of sorts in front of his Spell Constructs. Any spell producing a projectile passes through the prism and is duplicated, effectively giving the Sorceror two spells for the price of one. The duplicate shot travels in the same general direction as the original, but has a slightly different inclination.
The Fork spell remains until it has duplicated a certain number of spells, then expires.
Obviously, high level Fork Mastery is very desirable when the spell being copied is a huge destructive one, such as Fireball, Scythe, or Maximilian's Meteor Missile Mash.
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