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<blockquote data-quote="Chimera" data-source="post: 2766894" data-attributes="member: 2002">IMS (In My Setting);Adepts, Bards and Wizards (and related Arcane classes) must possess &quot;The Power&quot;, which is an inherited trait.&nbsp; You have it, you can learn magic.&nbsp; If you don't, you never will.&nbsp; The Power doesn't come to everyone in the line.&nbsp; For example, only two of the triplet children of one powerful Wizard and her Bard lover have 'the power'.&nbsp; Over time, lines may weaken so that only the occasional scion will manifest.What this does is make people with this trait either feared and loathed, or highly desirable to bring into your family, depending on your view of magic and your position in society.Human Sorcerers are viewed as a corruption of &quot;The Power&quot;, but are actually something completely different, as yet unrevealed (though I know what they are).&nbsp; If their true background was widely known, they'd be hunted down and exterminated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chimera, post: 2766894, member: 2002"] IMS (In My Setting); Adepts, Bards and Wizards (and related Arcane classes) must possess "The Power", which is an inherited trait. You have it, you can learn magic. If you don't, you never will. The Power doesn't come to everyone in the line. For example, only two of the triplet children of one powerful Wizard and her Bard lover have 'the power'. Over time, lines may weaken so that only the occasional scion will manifest. What this does is make people with this trait either feared and loathed, or highly desirable to bring into your family, depending on your view of magic and your position in society. Human Sorcerers are viewed as a corruption of "The Power", but are actually something completely different, as yet unrevealed (though I know what they are). If their true background was widely known, they'd be hunted down and exterminated. [/QUOTE]

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