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'''Non-Magic User''', or NMU is a term used broadly to define characters who cannot use magic. Included are [[thief|Thieves |
'''Non-Magic User''', or NMU is a term used broadly to define characters who cannot use magic. Included are [[thief|Thieves]], [[commoner|Commoners]], and [[barbarian|Barbarians]]. These characters cannot learn spells, cannot use [[scrolls]], [[wands]], or [[runestones]]. |
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They may, however, still benefit from [[constellation jewelry]], |
They may, however, still benefit from [[constellation jewelry]], [[Item:Azure-scaled poloh'izh hide cloak|polo'izh hide cloak]]s, [[Astoshe's Eclipse|invisibilty rings]], [[gwethdesuan|gwethdesuans]], and other passive magical items. |
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Barbarians are a special case. While they can use some of these items (notably, gwethdesuans and polo'izh hide cloaks), they are heavily limited and may be further restricted in the future. |
Barbarians are a special case. While they can use some of these items (notably, gwethdesuans and polo'izh hide cloaks), they are heavily limited and may be further restricted in the future. |
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Latest revision as of 16:52, 5 September 2019
Non-Magic User, or NMU is a term used broadly to define characters who cannot use magic. Included are Thieves, Commoners, and Barbarians. These characters cannot learn spells, cannot use scrolls, wands, or runestones.
They may, however, still benefit from constellation jewelry, polo'izh hide cloaks, invisibilty rings, gwethdesuans, and other passive magical items.
Barbarians are a special case. While they can use some of these items (notably, gwethdesuans and polo'izh hide cloaks), they are heavily limited and may be further restricted in the future.