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It is considered good etiquette during casting to keep your words and actions formal, pronouncing clearly and calmly. Mumbling and slang Monite are both considered poor taste. | It is considered good etiquette during casting to keep your words and actions formal, pronouncing clearly and calmly. Mumbling and slang Monite are both considered poor taste. | ||
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Unless throwing a counterspell, it is extremely poor etiquette to heckle or interrupt a caster during a duel. Not only is this rude, it can be extremely dangerous as an incorrectly interrupted spell can lead to backlash or brailing. | Unless throwing a counterspell, it is extremely poor etiquette to heckle or interrupt a caster during a duel. Not only is this rude, it can be extremely dangerous as an incorrectly interrupted spell can lead to backlash or brailing. | ||
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| + | Further information on Magical Dueling can be found [[Magical Dueling | here]]. | ||
===Fields=== | ===Fields=== | ||
| − | See [http://wiki.anaxasdiaries.com/Fields#Uses_and_Etiquette| here] for the proper use and etiquette of | + | See [http://wiki.anaxasdiaries.com/Fields#Uses_and_Etiquette| here] for the proper use and etiquette of [[Fields]]. |
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Latest revision as of 10:58, 2 May 2020
Magical Etiquette applies to the social customs of politeness and manners in regards to spell-work. Realistically, only galdori tend to follow these rules, however wicks can certainly use the same methodologies should they wish to be a little less...crude.
Casting
It is considered good etiquette during casting to keep your words and actions formal, pronouncing clearly and calmly. Mumbling and slang Monite are both considered poor taste.
Dueling
Unless throwing a counterspell, it is extremely poor etiquette to heckle or interrupt a caster during a duel. Not only is this rude, it can be extremely dangerous as an incorrectly interrupted spell can lead to backlash or brailing.
Further information on Magical Dueling can be found here.
Fields
See here for the proper use and etiquette of Fields.
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