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Certain spells cannot be cast freely but instead require some reagent. The purpose of these components can be to channel the caster's power or to perhaps [[amplify]] the caster's spell, depending on the specific spell. Casters with the appropriate eschew materials feat for a spell (either [[Eschew Materials I]], [[Eschew Materials II]] or [[Eschew Materials III]]) can forgo the material component of the spell they are attempting to cast. | Certain spells cannot be cast freely but instead require some reagent. The purpose of these components can be to channel the caster's power or to perhaps [[amplify]] the caster's spell, depending on the specific spell. Casters with the appropriate eschew materials feat for a spell (either [[Eschew Materials I]], [[Eschew Materials II]] or [[Eschew Materials III]]) can forgo the material component of the spell they are attempting to cast. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:34, 3 July 2019
Certain spells cannot be cast freely but instead require some reagent. The purpose of these components can be to channel the caster's power or to perhaps amplify the caster's spell, depending on the specific spell. Casters with the appropriate eschew materials feat for a spell (either Eschew Materials I, Eschew Materials II or Eschew Materials III) can forgo the material component of the spell they are attempting to cast.