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<blockquote data-quote="jbear" data-source="post: 6356616" data-attributes="member: 75065">Relic stands near the door, but back from sight, knobbly fingers twitching. He waits to see who needs magic cast on them, nooding at Fury's suggesting of casting the flight spell on the wolf. His motivations for nodding seem somewhat more cloudy when he is heard to mutter. &quot;Yes, I would like to see that.&quot;He makes no forward gesture to cast his flight spell upon anyone until it becomes apparent that he should be the one to use the spell. He doesn't share his reasoning, as his reasons are born from a caution that usually chafes him. It is better that more of us are able to cast the spell in case it is needed later. Then there is less danger of the only one who can cast it being incapacitated or unable for whatever reason.If asked however to cast the spell, he does so with no hesitation and without comment.[sblock=OOC] My reasoning to let, Kalinn for example cast the Fly spell, is if she can cast it up to 5 times, then using it once is better than Relic using up his single casting of it or a higher level slot to learn and use it. Kalinn is usually a lot busier than Relic and may be unable to cast it right at teh moment when it is need, whereas Relic more than likely would be able to. It may not even come up so I may be worrying about nothing. And Relic doesn't really like being overly cautious ... unless he is dealing with a hoard of demons ... so he is more than willing to pay no heed to his own instinct of caution PS: I like Fury's idea about casty fly on Shadow. I am not sure if it will work, but the idea of a flying wolf steed is too cool not to give it a try! <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jbear, post: 6356616, member: 75065"] Relic stands near the door, but back from sight, knobbly fingers twitching. He waits to see who needs magic cast on them, nooding at Fury's suggesting of casting the flight spell on the wolf. His motivations for nodding seem somewhat more cloudy when he is heard to mutter.[COLOR=#ffa500] "Yes, I would like to see that."[/COLOR] He makes no forward gesture to cast his flight spell upon anyone until it becomes apparent that he should be the one to use the spell. He doesn't share his reasoning, as his reasons are born from a caution that usually chafes him. [I]It is better that more of us are able to cast the spell in case it is needed later. Then there is less danger of the only one who can cast it being incapacitated or unable for whatever reason. If asked however to cast the spell, he does so with no hesitation and without comment. [sblock=OOC] My reasoning to let, Kalinn for example cast the Fly spell, is if she can cast it up to 5 times, then using it once is better than Relic using up his single casting of it or a higher level slot to learn and use it. Kalinn is usually a lot busier than Relic and may be unable to cast it right at teh moment when it is need, whereas Relic more than likely would be able to. It may not even come up so I may be worrying about nothing. And Relic doesn't really like being overly cautious ... unless he is dealing with a hoard of demons ... so he is more than willing to pay no heed to his own instinct of caution PS: I like Fury's idea about casty fly on Shadow. I am not sure if it will work, but the idea of a flying wolf steed is too cool not to give it a try! :)[/sblock][/I] [/QUOTE]

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