Scrolls of the Sorcerer

Origin: Mazrian
Calling: Mastermind or Sorcerer
Starting ability: ✪Kotharian Theorem

Language: Mazrian
Literacy: Glyphs
Starting items: Scrolls text, 1𐤑

“The Sorcerer” was a legendary Mazrian philosopher who either died or disappeared ages ago. Mazrians know this figure by their inscrutable name, Kothar the Kotharian. Some believe the Sorcerer was a deity, and some Kananites familiar with the Scrolls identify the Kotharian as a child of the high god El-Elyon. The Sorcerer’s true identity is a mystery, but they appear to have been a contemporary of the Clay King Amurah, since the Scrolls includes scattered references to the "kingdom of clay."The Scrolls of the Sorcerer remains a mysterious and difficult text, though its influence is felt throughout Mazrian society. It yields the theoretical basis of the magical technology that forms the basis of the Empire’s power. Glyphs-Reader. You can read and write the elegant but somewhat old-fashioned Glyphs the Scrolls are written in.Mazrian-Speaker. Along with mathematics, the writing also encodes numerous treatises and explanations in a formal and archaic dialect of the Mazrian language, which you can speak and understand.

The Scrolls Text

If you start the game with this lore, you have a physical copy of this text in the form of a heavy set of papyrus scrolls, safely packed. Another hero who can read Glyphs can learn the Scrolls lore by studying this text as an endeavor and gaining revelations from it. The Scrolls also contains many references—commentary and mathematical insights into many other types of lore: The Bow, Civilization, Crafting, The Hand, Medicine, Navigation, Path of Air, The Sling, Solar Circle, Time. You or another hero can study the text to gain revelations for these types of lore, but only 1 revelation for each type.

Ask the Guide:

What’s the solution to this mathematical problem?
What’s the weakest point of the structure?
What magic spells do Sorcerers know?

Starting Ability

✪ Kotharian Theorem

Starting ability

As an endeavor, pore over the Scrolls and Compel yourself to grasp the mystery of their foundational theorem. If you’re a Sorcerer, you have Maneuver advantage. Gain geometry-focus equal to your result. You can maintain some or all of this focus after you rest, but you can’t accumulate more geometry-focus than the size of your Compel die. Spend it as follows:Recharge Implement • 1+ geometry-focusSpend 1 focus to recharge one imperial implement, 3 focus to recharge 2 implements, 6 focus to recharge 3, 10 to recharge 4, or 15 to recharge 5. You can only recharge implements during a rest.Sublime Geometry • 2+ geometry-focus When you make a Ranged Attack, ✪Gather Fate, ✪Gather Light, or use a Spell Die, you can roll a geometry-die the same size as your current geometry-focus, rounded down to the nearest polyhedral, as advantage. After you do so, reduce your geometry-focus by 2.For example, if you have 9 geometry-focus, you could roll a d8 geometry die as advantage, leaving you with 7 focus. The next time you use your geometry die, it would be a d6, leaving you with 5 focus; then a d4 with 3 focus left, then a d2 with 1 focus left.

Abilities to Learn

✪ Magitech Savant

Mark of AWARENESS

When you use an imperial implement, you can take -1 awareness to roll the Jewel Die twice and use either result. Alternatively, you can take -1 awareness to intentionally cause the result to be 1.

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