Time Required: Varies
Skill: Varies

You weave magic into a desired result. The skill used for this action varies according to the source of your magics:

• Bards use Performance;
• Druids use Nature;
• Mages use Arcana;
• Sorcerers use no skill, but roll Foresight plus their level, and are considered trained when they do so;
• Templars use Religion, but they use their Charisma as its controlling attribute when Casting a Spell.

Spells come in a variety of types. For spells that do not target a foe, the TN to Cast the Spell is 11 plus the spell's Power.

• Success: The spell is cast.
• Failure: The spell is not cast, but the caster need not pay any Æther.

Spells which target a foe's defences are made against that defence. Each such spell will have its own hit and miss effects, but in general, the caster will always expend Æther when casting such a spell.

Finally, there are spells which force a saving throw to avoid their effects. Again, each such spell will list its own success and failure effects, and typically, the spellcaster will expend the Æther for such spells regardless of outcome.

If the spellcaster does not have a Spellcaster's Kit, they will suffer slight to any roll associated with Casting a Spell. The exception to this is the Sorcerer, whose internal magics do not require a focus, nor any other part of a Spellcaster's Kit.