If you guys need an enchantment trainer, let me know and I can work
something out with one of my characters.

Mike Rullmann

-----Original Message-----
From: advguild@yahoogroups.com [mailto:advguild@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of dmaragos2000
Sent: Monday, December 22, 2008 3:02 PM
To: advguild@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [advguild] Re: Workings of Magic

Arty

There are two ways to learn the enchantment skill: Being taught via
the teach skill/learn skill special actions, or successfully
researching a project on your own.

To teach the enchantment skill, the teacher must be at least level 1 in
that skill, i'm not sure there are any around.

So you would have to do a research project. The following suggestions
are given, pick an easy enchantment, e.g. ring of dazing or blasting,
or +1 offensive enchantment. Have a study item skill of 5 or better, a
cunning higher than 40, have a storage device, and spend 50 magic
points, 50 knowledge points, and 1000 g.c.

I believe that when one tries, you will be given an indication( in
general terms) of how close you were to successfully researching the
project.

Based on that feedback, add to the mps/kps/and gold spent.

Remember, any research is a dice roll, therefore, you could be doing
everything right, and still come up with nada. Just some bad luck.

Cyril

--- In advguild@yahoogroups.com, "Matt" <Otter_be@...> wrote:
>
> I, Artyxytherion Dunamastican Volyst'holair seek knowledge into the
> inner workings of Universe Magic and Enchantment.
>
> But Please, call me Arty, I know my name can be intimidating. I am
> quickly approaching the ninth circle of Universe Magics and am eager
> to enter the mages guild, as well as the ranks of the enchanters, I
> am, however quite ignorant of just how to begin enchanting. My
> previous attempts at research have failed, and I would very much
> appreciate any tips my fellow mages might have on the subject, as
> guesswork has proven costly.
>
> Many thanks,
> Arty V'holair
>

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