Changes: Magic

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Schools of Magic

In Polaqu, two differing philosophies regarding magic have emerged. The first, known as the Zenith school, states that spellcasters must trascend mortal concerns and reach into the depths of mystic arcana. Zenith wizards usually come across as aloof and socially inept, but produce astounding results. The second line of reasoning, known as Nadir, states that magic is simply another facet of life and that wizards belong to society as a whole. Spellcasters who subscribe to this are commonly military mages, focusing on practical arcana. Whereas a zenith mage stands out like a sore thumb, nadir spellcasters blend in easily with the common population.

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 ==Schools of Magic==
-In Polaqu, two differing philosophis regarding magic have emerged. The first, known as the Zenith school, states that spellcasters must trascend mortal concerns and reach into the depths of mystic arcana. Zenith wizards usually come across as aloof and socially inept, but produce astounding results.
+In Polaqu, two differing philosophies regarding magic have emerged. The first, known as the Zenith school, states that spellcasters must trascend mortal concerns and reach into the depths of mystic arcana. Zenith wizards usually come across as aloof and socially inept, but produce astounding results.
 The second line of reasoning, known as Nadir, states that magic is simply another facet of life and that wizards belong to society as a whole. Spellcasters who subscribe to this are commonly military mages, focusing on practical arcana. Whereas a zenith mage stands out like a sore thumb, nadir spellcasters blend in easily with the common population.