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List of rotes

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Rotes are a set of standardized repeatable spells mages have developed. Most rotes can be short cast or long cast, Long Cast requires the user to do a Weave Ritual action and commit a Quint, to have the power active for the game, or get the long cast effect.

In general there is no inherent cost above the expenditure 1Q for a Mage to cast a spell.

General Rotes and Combo Rotes are available to all Mages.

Tradition/Craft/Convention Rotes are unique and come with 3 limiters.
*'''1:''' They must be taught to a mage by a member of the Tradition Craft or Convention. Even if another mage knows the Rote, they cannot teach it.
*'''2:''' A Mage may possess all of their own traditional rotes, but may only possess T/C/C rotes of other factions equal to their Wisdom.
*'''3:''' The First time any rote from another TCC is used in a scene, the Mage must spend a willpower in addition to the other activation costs.

== '''List of rotes''' ==

[[Sphere rotes]]

[[Combo rotes]]

[[Tradition rotes]]

[[Craft rotes]]

[[Technocratic rotes]]

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-Rotes come in three types noted in their description.
+Rotes come in several types with tags noted in their description.
 *'''Basic''' Requires a simple test vs 10 traits. Retest with Arete.
 *'''Opposed''': Targets another character using ( Attribute) Arete v Target’s skills.
 *'''Complex''': Has a difficulty and retests set by the Rote or circumstance.
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 *'''Opposed''': Targets another character using ( Attribute) Arete v Target’s skills.
 *'''Complex''': Has a difficulty and retests set by the Rote or circumstance.
 == '''List of rotes''' ==

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	Rotes are a set of standardized repeatable spells mages have developed. Most rotes can be short cast or long cast, Long Cast requires the user to do a Weave Ritual action and commit a Quint, to have the power active for the game, or get the long cast effect.		Rotes are a set of standardized repeatable spells mages have developed. Most rotes can be short cast or long cast, Long Cast requires the user to do a Weave Ritual action and commit a Quint, to have the power active for the game, or get the long cast effect.

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 Rotes come in three types noted in their description.
-*'''Basic''' Requires a simple test vs 10 traits. Retest with Arete
+*'''Basic''' Requires a simple test vs 10 traits. Retest with Arete.
-*'''Opposed''': Targets another character using ( Attribute) Arete v Target’s stuff
+*'''Opposed''': Targets another character using ( Attribute) Arete v Target’s skills.
 *'''Complex''': Has a difficulty and retests set by the Rote or circumstance.

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	*'''2:''' A Mage may possess all of their own traditional rotes, but may only possess T/C/C rotes of other factions equal to their Wisdom.		*'''2:''' A Mage may possess all of their own traditional rotes, but may only possess T/C/C rotes of other factions equal to their Wisdom.
	*'''3:''' The First time any rote from another TCC is used in a scene, the Mage must spend a willpower in addition to the other activation costs.		*'''3:''' The First time any rote from another TCC is used in a scene, the Mage must spend a willpower in addition to the other activation costs.
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		+	Rotes come in three types noted in their description.
		+	*'''Basic''' Requires a simple test vs 10 traits. Retest with Arete
		+	*'''Opposed''': Targets another character using ( Attribute) Arete v Target’s stuff
		+	*'''Complex''': Has a difficulty and retests set by the Rote or circumstance.
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