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What is the Differnce between Sorcery and Sorceries
Posted: Tue Oct 29, 2024 6:08 am
by Lockonnow
What is the Differnce between Sorcery and Sorceries i have a hard time to find it out If a Sorcerness need a Source to do Sorcery ?
Re: What is the Differnce between Sorcery and Sorceries
Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2024 12:52 am
by Tekill
I will take a stab at an answer.
Sorcery is singular, and basically means magic or a type of magic.
Sorceries is plural, and would basically mean multiple types of magic.
Examples
1) Sorcery is a type or magic in DnD
2)a)Arcane and Invocations are a couple types of sorceries available to a mage.
Or
2)b)There are various sorceries a sorcerer can be born from depending on thier background.
Sorcery and magic can be interchangable outside of DnD. In various games sorcery and even sorceries have a specific defined meaning depening on the games rules. But, generally speaking, sorcery/sorceries are just other ways of saying magic.
Re: What is the Differnce between Sorcery and Sorceries
Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2024 4:12 pm
by FearBeforeTheFlames
Sorcerors use sorcery to cast various types of sorceries.
Re: What is the Differnce between Sorcery and Sorceries
Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2025 8:58 am
by Victor_Eremita
A good sauce always helps with the sorcery!