ncanning, GTFO! In fact, I think I recognize you as well. Get out, we don't want your kind here.
Achilles! Welcome! Now, you ask about Soul Magicks... unfortunately, I'm only semi-knowledgeable on that.
Soul magicks involves casting spells that affect an enemy through their soul and the manipulation of your own. A certain roleplayer has given such branch of magicks a very foul taste, and as such I don't expect to see many people, even the better roleplayers, using it.
Reanimation, as well as soul binding, are two examples soul magick. However, these are often tied into necromancy, although someone who practiced Soul magicks entirely would be superior at this, being able to hold a reanimation spell for longer periods of time and being able to manipulate someone's feelings with even more ease and skill, for example. Another thing you could do would be to attack someone with a charged bolt of magic that would affect their soul in such a way that they would feel a certain emotion, although pain is excluded for various reasons. However, the way the aforementioned roleplayer who is allegedly starting a new leaf used Soul magicks is illegitimate, as the upper spells of Soul magicks reaches the realm of power where one would have to wield the power of a god. In other words, godmodding.
As I said, I'm only semi-knowledgeable in the sense of my not knowing the full limits of Soul magicks, as well as the boundaries of such. (The basic ones, yes, the thin-line ones, not as much. Which is why I have yet to include such in this guide.)
So, if you wish to provide me with some example scenarios, I should be able to give you an accurate answer on whether the example casting would be legitmate or not.
30-Jul-2012 01:48:19