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 == Global Spells ==
+  * Lorsk - Want or Desire. A primal spell bound to the desires of its caster. Lorsk works in mysterious ways and no caster can predict the results upon casting it. While its effects are tied to the user's bloodline, Lorsk is capable of exceeding any caster's actual skill, creating results far and beyond what any master could do.
 === Sage of the Twin Moons ===
-Originating from Relatir, these Sages read the Twin Moons, Rel and Ral, to foretell omens, both ill and fortunate.
+Originating from Relatir, these Sages read the Twin Moons, Rel and Ral, to foretell omens, both ill and fortunate. Their spells revolve around predicting the future and attempting to change said future, for good or ill.
 == Twin Moon Spells ==
-- *Fortell* - Perhaps the most iconic Twin Moon spell, fortell attempts to read the future. The caster experiences a vivid fragment of some future event, although with focus, they can get more specific on what they attempt to divine. Fortell has no outward effects, besides the caster's eyes glowing.
+  * Fortell - Perhaps the most iconic Twin Moon spell, fortell attempts to read the future. The caster experiences a vivid fragment of some future event, although with focus, they can get more specific on what they attempt to divine. Fortell has no outward effects, besides the caster's eyes glowing.
+  * Twisted Omen - To tell a Twisted Omen is an attempt to manipulate someone's future negatively, though to what degree is up to the caster, with greater peril requiring greater skill.
-- *Twisted Omen* - To tell a Twisted Omen is an attempt to manipulate someone's future negatively, though to what degree is up to the caster, with greater peril requiring greater skill.
+  * Ral's Boon - The polar opposite of Twisted Omen, to grant Ral's Boon is an attempt to change the future for the better, limited by the skill of the caster.
 === Sage of Ice ===
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 == Heavens Spells ==
-- *Star Paths* - Heaven Sages can walk upon the star paths, usually in order to commune with the celestial objects, but also for transportation. Skilled casters can go further or even send another onto the Star Paths. When one traverses the Star Paths, they seem to fade away on blue wind.
+  * Star Paths - Heaven Sages can walk upon star paths, usually in order to commune with the celestial objects, but also for transportation. Skilled casters can go further or even send another onto the Star Paths. When one traverses the Star Paths, they seem to fade away on blue wind.
+  * Heaven's Wrath - While Heaven Sages are considered to the be the wisest of all, they are not above causing harm when required. By harnessing the latent power of celestial objects, Heaven Sages can call down strikes of pure energy.
 === Sage of Deep Earth ===
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 === Sage of Sands ===
-Sages of Sands draw power from the infinite grains within the desert. They obscure their homes with powerful sandstorms and trap their foes in the same.
+Sages of Sands draw power from the infinite grains within the desert. They obscure their homes with powerful sandstorms and trap their foes in the same. While sand sages usually work with fine sand, they are capable of molding loose earth to their will.
 === Sage of Life ===
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 === Sage of Fire ===
-A practice originating from Delrasu, at least most prominently, these Sages utilized the power of fire. By nature, fire is unstable, destructive, and all consuming.
+A practice originating from Delrasu, at least most prominently, these Sages utilized the power of fire. By nature, fire is unstable, destructive, and all consuming. However, the warmth fire provides is life bearing. The paradoxical nature of fire is captured within the discipline devoted to it.
 === Sage of Shadows ===