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	=====Quickness=====		=====Quickness=====
	If you have an Adept that casts it, use it. Don't take any of that ~~â€œOh~~ but I'll backfire it for sure" crap. Awry magics are potentially resistible, the worst possible result of the magic going awry for the party is a reverse effect, and the chances of that are minor. <br>		If you have an Adept that casts it, use it. Don't take any of that "Oh but I'll backfire it for sure" crap. Awry magics are potentially resistible, the worst possible result of the magic going awry for the party is a reverse effect, and the chances of that are minor. <br>
	As is the potential for the Adept to get a curse that will seriously affect their health and abilities. Remind the coward that the guy standing in the front line has more chance of taking a grievous injury than they do of going senile. <br>		As is the potential for the Adept to get a curse that will seriously affect their health and abilities. Remind the coward that the guy standing in the front line has more chance of taking a grievous injury than they do of going senile. <br>
	It is also my understanding (not having a college myself) that counterspells of the Adept's college on their person do not affect their ability to cast but can be beneficial in the resisting of Awry magics. <br>		It is also my understanding (not having a college myself) that counterspells of the Adept's college on their person do not affect their ability to cast but can be beneficial in the resisting of Awry magics. <br>

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	=====Quickness=====		=====Quickness=====
	If you have an Adept that casts it, use it. Donâ€™t take any of that â€œOh but Iâ€™ll backfire it for ~~sureâ€~~ crap. Awry magics are potentially resistible, the worst possible result of the magic going awry for the party is a reverse effect, and the chances of that are minor. <br>		If you have an Adept that casts it, use it. Donâ€™t take any of that â€œOh but Iâ€™ll backfire it for sure" crap. Awry magics are potentially resistible, the worst possible result of the magic going awry for the party is a reverse effect, and the chances of that are minor. <br>
	As is the potential for the Adept to get a curse that will seriously affect their health and abilities. Remind the coward that the guy standing in the front line has more chance of taking a grievous injury than they do of going senile. <br>		As is the potential for the Adept to get a curse that will seriously affect their health and abilities. Remind the coward that the guy standing in the front line has more chance of taking a grievous injury than they do of going senile. <br>
	It is also my understanding (not having a college myself) that counterspells of the Adeptâ€™s college on their person do not affect their ability to cast but can be beneficial in the resisting of Awry magics. <br>		It is also my understanding (not having a college myself) that counterspells of the Adeptâ€™s college on their person do not affect their ability to cast but can be beneficial in the resisting of Awry magics. <br>

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	=====Commonly used Rules=====		=====Commonly used Rules=====
	*To get an Unengaged Initiative bonus from Milsci requires that the party be led in combat by a Milsci (with the Skirmish Field) that is not stunned, incapacitated, or engaged in melee or close combat. The unengaged initiative of PC + D10 + (~~2Ã—Rank~~ Milsci, min 1) can default to another Leader if the first leader becomes engaged etc. <br>		*To get an Unengaged Initiative bonus from Milsci requires that the party be led in combat by a Milsci (with the Skirmish Field) that is not stunned, incapacitated, or engaged in melee or close combat. The unengaged initiative of PC + D10 + (2xRank Milsci, min 1) can default to another Leader if the first leader becomes engaged etc. <br>
	*Perceive tactics can be done by an unengaged Milsci who is in a position to see the majority of the combat and uses a pass action. The Milsci must have the relevant field for the combat (usually Skirmish). <br>		*Perceive tactics can be done by an unengaged Milsci who is in a position to see the majority of the combat and uses a pass action. The Milsci must have the relevant field for the combat (usually Skirmish). <br>
	*Raise Morale increases each of the Milsci's subordinates' WP by Rank/2 (round down), requires a pass action every second pulse, and again the Milsci can't be stunned, engaged or incapacitated. <br>		*Raise Morale increases each of the Milsci's subordinates' WP by Rank/2 (round down), requires a pass action every second pulse, and again the Milsci can't be stunned, engaged or incapacitated. <br>

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