#mage prompt

[late-night-tourist-attraction]

#17

" prophecies are quite tedious." The mage had explained. "In Fact not everything here is set and stone, if the right conditions are met then anything and everything could change."  The mage had said with a matter of fact tone.

[promptsforthestrugglingauthor]

Writing Prompt #476

The earth shook with a gentle murmur, almost hypnotic. The murmur slowly shifted to a fierce growl, sending hard-won potions and rare ingredients scattered across the ground. The mage could only begin to imagine why the gods were angry, and what would become of their wares.

[arcanabula]

Mage Prompt!

while i'm working on writing my other posts, i thought i'd also prompt some ways to connect with the cards! this will become a post series in and of itself, outside of my DoMT series, offering magic prompts for your practice. take it or leave it - i just needed some time between card posts lmao

According to the Book of Many Things, to trigger the effects of the Deck of Many Things, one must state the intention to do so. Without this stated intent, one may use the Deck safely in gaming or in divinatory practices.

The Book also emphasizes that single cards can be just as powerful as when they are in the Deck, and can be given effects and properties as standalone items, brought along on one's adventures.

To get to know each card better, consider their effects in-game and their meanings as oracle cards. Think of ways to utilize the cards in spells, rituals, or in prayers.

The Book of Many Things can be accessed here (link: 5e.tools/book.html#bmt) The Deck of Many Things: Card Reference Guide can be accessed here (link: 5e.tools/book.html#dmtcrg)