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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TillForPie" data-source="post: 6379165" data-attributes="member: 6762758">Chance, Harper, and LawYou sure can. A person has two limiting factors that determine spell limits. The first is how many spells a mage can have on him at once (described on pg 128) - this number is equal to your Stamina (2 for Law) and going above this limit imposes cumulative penalties to all spellcasting rolls. The second is how many spells a mage can maintain control over at once (described on pg 75) - this number is equal to your Gnosis + 3 (4 for Law) it is impossible to go above this limit). Casting both mage sight spells will put Law at 2/2 for the former restriction and 2/4 for the latter.Law casts a pair of spells, attuning himself to the realms of Death and Matter. Faye's bolo tie lights up as magical, as before, and she still has a cloud of death about her, marking her to Law as someone who has killed. But what immediately takes Law's interest is a spell floating in the air between himself, Chance, and Harper. It's slipping slowly across the room, following the three as they start to make their way to Law's Tahoe.Agnasci[sblock=Convincing BR]Roll: Manipulation 4 + Persuasion 4 - BR's base reluctance 4 = Success with 1 successAgnasci has planted a seed of doubt in BR's mind[/sblock]"Shut up," BR barks at Agnasci, practically snarling. But Agnasci can tell that this ritual sacrifice crap unnerves both the bikers. From what he knows about BR in particular, Mad Dog could order him to just shoot Agnasci and it wouldn't be a problem. But this is different.</blockquote>

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