Arcanology
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Arcanology is the study of magic and all arcane arts in a scientific way. It does not require the act of performing magic or being a mage. It is the theory within and behind magic.
Skill progression
| Novice (1-25) | |
| Novice level | |
| Competent (26-50) | |
| Competent level | |
| Expert (51-75) | |
| Expert level | |
| Master (76-100) | |
| Master level | |
| Part of a series of articles on Magic | |
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