Guildmaster Gauthus:
Master, recently I held another gathering to discuss on-going studies our members have taken up. I present to you here a list of things that were discussed along with some questions that remain unanswered.
1. To open, we discussed the spell effects involved with Mark of Arhat; specifically the rare appearance of the flaming man. There was a fair amount of debate on this topic. Some believe it is a surprise within the matrix, a property of the spell set by Arhat himself. Others believe it is a rare form of summoning (the fiery elemental taking the form of a past master of fire), while others ponder if it something more entirely. We hope you can enlighten us on this.
2. Second, we had some further discussion on the plane of Electricity, specifically spell research involving that plane. My peers wonder If Electricity’s rare planar position makes it more difficult to conduct spell research. Additionally, some of my peers expressed interest in speaking to researcher Gebuys once more about such research and also inquired into how one might become a trainee within a cloister. (They wish to assist in research.)
3. In addition to spell research within the Electricity spellbook, various members wished to ask if the cloisters know of other Elemental Transformations besides Fire and Earth.
4. There was further discussion into the Standing Stones at Zaulfung. Students wonder if any other elemental artifacts designed to seal breaches have been erected in the past and if so, what tales exist surrounding those. Furthermore, there has been some debate about whether or not the Voidspell would weaken the planar barriers, and may have caused some problems in the past.
5. Further interest into Guild history was discussed and we have been wondering what role, if any, the Grovekeepers played during the time of the Imperial College and if they have any specific historical accounts from that era.
6. We discussed the Elemental guards that exist within many of the Guildhalls and became curious, how do these elementals recognize us as Warrior Mages?
7. Some members wished to know if the familiar maze within your Guildhall serves a specific purpose.
I thank you for your consideration into these subjects, Guildmaster. As an aside, I feel it necessary to inform you that over the course of various gatherings I have witnessed a vocal interest in knowledge on sorcery and while my friends and I have done our best to curb this interest, it is, in fact, something that has taken root with some of our guildmembers.
Signed,
Perune
