519/914 combine into one spell. We take the Sandstorm spell and mingle it with Immolation. The Wizard's training and attunement will determine which element will be used. The Immolation effect can be as good or better with a focused Firestorm.


Elemental Flow creates a utility spell that is running and when spells are set on/off with it that auto-refresh at a reduced mana cost while occasionally supplying some benefit to the refreshed spells. The Wizard uses their mastery and knowledge of the Wizard and Elemental circles to extend the life of known spells being refreshed. Also, their refinement and personal finesse will bring out stylistic and minimalist improvements to the spells themselves.

This will be particularly useful with emergency spells like Wizard Shield or when a spell drops from being dispelled. If you have Elemental Flow up then it will auto refresh with a reduced mana cost. Another benefit of this spell would be to use a nice twist where incurred soft RT from the refreshing of spells can be deferred so within X amount of time they can activate their spell RT and place it upon themselves when it's more convenient, such as after battle on a node. As far as stylish and utilitarian improvements, you might see a +2 DS difference if you're lucky when refreshing 414 or you might get a few more minutes out of it, perhaps a non-RT-- all depending on the roll when it kicks in. Also, the spells might be augmented by certain articulations of verbiage, just making the spells have a more interesting flare. Then they may actually flare themselves now and again. The idea is to have subtle sporadic and not too often responses from the use of the spell. It's more of a lucky thing when it happens then something to depend on like a real flaring weapon or whatever.

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