FAQ — Questions

Avery Gray wrote: 27 Feb 2026, 12:12

Natasha Jones wrote: 27 Feb 2026, 11:59 Can I buy and use Y2 spells as long as there is no cap?

Yep! You can buy spells that have a prerequisite for an older year, but you can’t use those spells until you are at least the year of the prerequisite!

In this case, can I buy a Y2 spell in Y1, for example, and then only use it in Y2?

Julia Evans wrote: 27 Feb 2026, 12:17

Avery Gray wrote: 27 Feb 2026, 12:12

Natasha Jones wrote: 27 Feb 2026, 11:59 Can I buy and use Y2 spells as long as there is no cap?

Yep! You can buy spells that have a prerequisite for an older year, but you can’t use those spells until you are at least the year of the prerequisite!

In this case, can I buy a Y2 spell in Y1, for example, and then only use it in Y2?

If it has a prerequisite of year 2 for example you can start using that spell once you are year 2, but you don’t have to stop using the spell when you’re above year 2 since a prerequisite only applies to years younger than what the spell requires. If there’s no prerequisite (as most spells have none) then you can start using it even as a fist year!

Avery Gray wrote: 27 Feb 2026, 12:21

Julia Evans wrote: 27 Feb 2026, 12:17

Avery Gray wrote: 27 Feb 2026, 12:12

Natasha Jones wrote: 27 Feb 2026, 11:59 Can I buy and use Y2 spells as long as there is no cap?

Yep! You can buy spells that have a prerequisite for an older year, but you can’t use those spells until you are at least the year of the prerequisite!

In this case, can I buy a Y2 spell in Y1, for example, and then only use it in Y2?

If it has a prerequisite of year 2 for example you can start using that spell once you are year 2, but you don’t have to stop using the spell when you’re above year 2 since a prerequisite only applies to years younger than what the spell requires. If there’s no prerequisite (as most spells have none) then you can start using it even as a fist year!

Ok! got it

Tatiana Contraire wrote: 27 Feb 2026, 12:04

Natasha Jones wrote: 27 Feb 2026, 11:59 Can I buy and use Y2 spells as long as there is no cap?

As long as there are no things such as “Prerequisite: Second Year” and such, then I believe yes!

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Ty Avery!

Heya,

I just want to make sure i've got this right, I'm probably overthinking it but what does this mean:

Are there any ideas you have or examples to support the above that you would like to show us?

Its for the prefect application

Thank you so much

Emiline Hunter wrote: 27 Feb 2026, 22:18 Heya,

I just want to make sure i've got this right, I'm probably overthinking it but what does this mean:

Are there any ideas you have or examples to support the above that you would like to show us?

Its for the prefect application

Thank you so much

Basically it’s asking for any ideas or examples you would bring to the role, so like experiences IRL (though keep things vague for internet safety) or on other sites, or ideas for things you think you’d do or like to do in the role.

Aiko Mori wrote: 27 Feb 2026, 23:06

Emiline Hunter wrote: 27 Feb 2026, 22:18 Heya,

I just want to make sure i've got this right, I'm probably overthinking it but what does this mean:

Are there any ideas you have or examples to support the above that you would like to show us?

Its for the prefect application

Thank you so much

Basically it’s asking for any ideas or examples you would bring to the role, so like experiences IRL (though keep things vague for internet safety) or on other sites, or ideas for things you think you’d do or like to do in the role.

OK, thank you very much!

Hi guys! Like, I’m thinking of posting in here but idk what the “spell rolled” mean. Can someone help explain please?

Lauren Wong wrote: 28 Feb 2026, 04:38 Hi guys! Like, I’m thinking of posting in here but idk what the “spell rolled” mean. Can someone help explain please?

Itbis used to determine whether or not your spell is a success.

Each spell has a WDC. In order for the spell to be a suces you need to pass the WDC.

To calculate a spell success -
d20 (A 20-sided dice) + WIS (Your Wisdom)

If this equals to something higher than the WDC, your spell is a success, else it is a faliure.

In this case, it is your choice if you want to do a roll or just decide yourself.

Julia Evans wrote: 28 Feb 2026, 04:42

Lauren Wong wrote: 28 Feb 2026, 04:38 Hi guys! Like, I’m thinking of posting in here but idk what the “spell rolled” mean. Can someone help explain please?

Itbis used to determine whether or not your spell is a success.

Each spell has a WDC. In order for the spell to be a suces you need to pass the WDC.

To calculate a spell success -
d20 (A 20-sided dice) + WIS (Your Wisdom)

If this equals to something higher than the WDC, your spell is a success, else it is a faliure.

In this case, it is your choice if you want to do a roll or just decide yourself.

Oh but where do I calculate that?