Memory of Nature

	Memory of Nature
Abbreviation:	MON
Prerequisites:	Blend, Circle 40
Signature:	Yes
Spell Slots:	1
Mana Type:	Unknown
Spell Type:	standard / utility
Difficulty:	advanced
Prep (min/max):	30 / 100
Skill Range (min/max):	250 / 1000
Valid Spell Target:	Self
Duration (min/max):	10 minutes / 39 minutes
Justice:	Unknown
Corruption:	Unknown
Description:	The Memory of Nature spell allows one who is already in tune with the natural world, when he or she is in a place filled with the essence of the wilds, to bring a small fragment of that with them. This fragment, the eponymous memory, serves to assist the Ranger in keeping in touch with the wilderness even when they travel to areas filled with the taints of civilization. Its effect can only do so much, as Nature is always displeased with those who spend too long away from Her.
Effect:	personal boost to room wilderness rating
Example Messaging:	You gesture. Your pattern spreads throughout the area, searching for those things that best represent the natural world. As it completes, you feel suffused with an intimate connection with the area that you know will stay with you wherever you travel. You feel your deepened connection to nature slip away.
Devices/Tattoos:	No devices or tattoos documented.

Notes

• This will indirectly bonus your spell casting, will slow the decay of your bonus, and may even allow the casting of wilderness-restricted spells.
• The bonus does not scale. You may not notice a change in the room wilderness settings via PACE. You can more accurately gauge the bonus via DISCERN. A lower spell prep means a higher room wilderness bonus (which is an effective spell casting bonus).

N.B. Wilderness-restricted spells only look at your effective room wilderness setting, so you will only be allowed to cast wilderness-restricted spells if the bonus from MON pushes your personal room wilderness setting to the point where they would normally be allowed. MON does NOT allow for the casting of wilderness-restricted spells per say, but can allow for it in some rooms, depending on their original wilderness settings.