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|summary=An initiation party is an event put on by one of the Houses or cults in order to draw new recruits to their fold. Magic is powered by belief and thus Houses themselves grow more powerful the more mages they have who ascribe to the same sets of beliefs and goals. | |summary=An initiation party is an event put on by one of the Houses or cults in order to draw new recruits to their fold. Magic is powered by belief and thus Houses themselves grow more powerful the more mages they have who ascribe to the same sets of beliefs and goals. | ||
Rewrite: Hosted by a House or cult, an Initiation Party is a regular event featuring showy displays by mages who might even offer attendees spellwork for free. The end goal of an initiation party is to spark interest in new recruits, with a secondary benefit of sowing widespread belief in the power of the hosting faction's magic, results which both benefit the hosting faction. | |||
These parties tend to be quite thrilling, featuring food and drink (which may or may not be laced with spells), as well as free artifacts. Though these artifacts are often of questionable practical use, the majority being mere trinkets that promote the hosting faction. An attendee ought to be wary of what they interact with at one of these parties: with so much magic being shown off, it is not uncommon for a partygoer to leave vastly different than how they arrived. | |||
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An initiation party is an event put on by one of the Houses or cults in order to draw new recruits to their fold. Magic is powered by belief and thus Houses themselves grow more powerful the more mages they have who ascribe to the same sets of beliefs and goals.
Rewrite: Hosted by a House or cult, an Initiation Party is a regular event featuring showy displays by mages who might even offer attendees spellwork for free. The end goal of an initiation party is to spark interest in new recruits, with a secondary benefit of sowing widespread belief in the power of the hosting faction's magic, results which both benefit the hosting faction.
These parties tend to be quite thrilling, featuring food and drink (which may or may not be laced with spells), as well as free artifacts. Though these artifacts are often of questionable practical use, the majority being mere trinkets that promote the hosting faction. An attendee ought to be wary of what they interact with at one of these parties: with so much magic being shown off, it is not uncommon for a partygoer to leave vastly different than how they arrived.
