Mage Wars Academy: Forcemaster Expansion
Mage Wars Academy: Forcemaster Expansion Rulebook
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Table of Contents
The Forcemaster
The Forcemaster uses telekinetic force and telepathic trickery to defeat her enemies. She builds powerful constructs out of pure force to do her bidding, and if they are not enough to sway the battle, she will turn her opponent's minions against their master. The Forcemaster is not above wading into the fray and bending force magic into weapons so she can go toe-to-toe with the most monstrous of enemies.
Attributes
The Forcemaster has 7 Channeling, 22 Life, and 3 Starting Mana. Her Subclass is Dsjer-Tet.
Training
Her studies of telekinesis have provided her training in the Mind school. Due to her heritage, she is also trained in Dsjer-Tet spells. As she is inexperienced at creature summoning, all non-Mind, non-Dsjer-Tet creatures cost triple spellpoints.
Power Transfer
The Forcemaster is adept in transferring force energy to and from her constructs to temporarily enhance their strength, or her own.
Once per round, when a friendly force creature (or your Mage) declares an attack, you may pay 1 mana and remove a Dissipate token from a force creature you control to give the attacking creature Melee +2 for that attack.
Recommended Spell List
The rules insert's recommended spell list, with the quantity of each spell.
| Name | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Force Armor | 1 |
| Illusory Leggings | 1 |
| Jeweled Scarab | 1 |
| Shifratar | 1 |
| Symbiotic Orb | 2 |
| Eye of Itadjet | 2 |
| Force Caracal | 2 |
| Force Golem | 1 |
| Psionic Cobra | 2 |
| Tjusut, the Risen King | 1 |
| Tomb Guardian | 2 |
| Desperate Focus | 1 |
The rules insert prints this list in colour bands without type labels, and the order above follows the printed order. The card type and copy count of each card are given in the companion Forcemaster Spells list.
Spell Notes
Desperate Focus
You only gain Armor +1 and Melee +1 while you control fewer creatures than any other Mage in the Arena. If you have the same number of creatures as another Mage, you do not gain the effects of Desperate Focus.
Removing Dissipate Tokens
There are several spells and abilities in this set that require you to remove Dissipate tokens as a cost. Removing the last Dissipate token from an object immediately destroys that object. If an attacking creature is destroyed before damage is dealt, the attack is canceled.
Telekinetic Bomb
Telekinetic Bomb only makes its attack if it is destroyed after it has been revealed. If it is destroyed while it is hidden, it does not make its attack.
Codex
Aegis X
All attacks made against this object subtract X attack dice before rolling. Attacks cannot be reduced below 1 die. The Aegis trait does not stack. If a creature acquires more than one Aegis trait, use only the highest one.
Invisible
This object is invisible and cannot be targeted. However, it can be affected by attacks, spells, or abilities which do not target it directly, such as zone attacks and spells. It can also be affected by counterstrikes. As long as it has the Invisible trait, it also gains the Pest and Elusive traits.
Nonliving
All Nonliving objects are immune to the damage and effects of poison spells and cannot be healed. All creatures are Living unless they have the Nonliving trait.
Priority
A Mage has Priority immediately before or after any friendly creature activation, when it is their turn. This is anytime a Mage could use their Quickcast Action. Any number of available Priority effects (as well as a Quickcast Action) may occur during the same turn.