Schools of Magic

Appearing in hues between green to cyan when detected, Abjuration was the school of magic concerned with protection, negation, and warding. It dealt with creating barriers, dispelling harmful effects, and preventing intrusion or damage. Practitioners of abjuration often served as shields against both physical and magical threats, focusing their efforts on defense, containment, and resistance rather than direct confrontation.

Appearing in hues between pink to red when detected, Conjuration was the school of magic concerned with summoning, transportation, and the creation of matter. It allowed practitioners to bring creatures or objects into being, move themselves or others across distances, or call forth elements from other planes. Conjurers often used their craft to alter the battlefield, reinforce allies, or bypass physical barriers through displacement or instant travel.

Appearing in hues between cyan to blue when detected, Divination was the school of magic concerned with knowledge, perception, and foresight. It allowed practitioners to uncover hidden truths, perceive distant places, and predict possible outcomes. Diviners often served as advisers, scouts, or investigators, relying on their ability to gather information others could not see or understand.

Appearing in hues between magenta to pink when detected, Enchantment was the school of magic concerned with influence, charm, and control. It allowed practitioners to alter thoughts, sway emotions, and bend the will of others. Enchanters often used their magic to pacify, deceive, or dominate, relying on subtle manipulation rather than force to achieve their goals.

Appearing in hues between red to orange when detected, Evocation was the school of magic concerned with energy, force, and elemental power. It allowed practitioners to call forth destructive forces, shape raw magic into physical effects, and unleash intense bursts of power. Evokers often focused on direct confrontation, using their craft to overwhelm obstacles through sheer intensity and precision.

Appearing in hues between yellow to green when detected, Illusion was the school of magic concerned with deception, perception, and misdirection. It allowed practitioners to create false images, distort reality, and manipulate the senses of others. Illusionists often relied on trickery and confusion, shaping what others believed they saw or heard to gain advantage or avoid detection.

Appearing in hues between blue to magenta when detected,Necromancy was the school of magic concerned with life, death, and the manipulation of vital forces. It allowed practitioners to draw power from the dead, restore or wither life, and command the remains of the fallen. Necromancers often operated on the boundaries of moral and natural law, using their craft to control death or delay its reach.

Appearing in hues between orange to yellow when detected, Transmutation was the school of magic concerned with change, transformation, and the alteration of physical properties. It allowed practitioners to reshape matter, enhance natural abilities, or alter the form and function of creatures and objects. Transmuters often focused on adaptability and control, using their craft to bend the laws of nature to suit their needs.