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{{Attunement | {{Attunement | ||
|compound=Memory | |compound=Memory | ||
|mana1= | |mana1=Mental | ||
|mana2= | |mana2=Enhancement | ||
|mana3=Water | |mana3=Water | ||
|location=Valia | |location=Valia | ||
|spire=Serpent Spire | |spire=Serpent Spire | ||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Diviner''' [[attunement]] is designed for data gathering and storage. Diviners have at their disposal a variety of spells to locate and identify people or objects, detect magic, and even see at great distances. | The '''Diviner''' [[attunement]] is designed for data gathering and storage. Diviners have at their disposal a variety of spells to locate and identify people or objects, detect magic, and even see at great distances. The diviner attunement grants the attuned access to [[mental mana]] and [[enhancement mana]], along with their combination: [[memory mana]]<ref name=aa2-r>''On the Shoulders of Titans'' Recap - Attunements</ref>. At citrine, it grants access to [[water mana]]. | ||
Diviners | Valian Diviners are often compared to Caelish [[analyst|analysts]] and Dalen [[seer|seers]], which are all related to information gathering. Diviners are more focused on the actual gathering and preserving of raw information, often by creating [[memory crystals]], while Analysts focus on processing data and seers focus on gathering more temporary information via scrying<ref name=aa1-11>''Sufficiently Advanced Magic'' Chapter 11</ref>. | ||
The | The diviner attunement is most commonly found in the [[Serpent Spire]] in [[Valia]]<ref name=aa2-r />. | ||
== Attunement Features == | |||
''Features that are a result of specific attunement functions, rather than the types of mana available to the attuned.'' | |||
=== Aura Viewing === | |||
While this is technically a function of [[mental mana]], the diviner attunement allows the user to view the magical auras of things around them with much greater ease<ref name=aa1-9>''Sufficiently Advanced Magic'' Chapter 9</ref>. | |||
=== Memory Crystals === | |||
Diviners are the only attunement able to create [[memory crystals]]<ref name=aa1-11/>. It is currently unknown whether this is a unique feature of the attunement or a normal function of [[memory mana]]. | |||
== Notable Diviners == | |||
* [[Roland Royce]] | |||
== Notes == | |||
References: | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:04, 14 January 2023
| Diviner | |
| Primary Mana | Mental |
|---|---|
| Secondary Mana | Enhancement |
| Tertiary Mana | Water |
| Compound Mana | Memory |
| Location | Valia |
| Spire | Serpent Spire |
The Diviner attunement is designed for data gathering and storage. Diviners have at their disposal a variety of spells to locate and identify people or objects, detect magic, and even see at great distances. The diviner attunement grants the attuned access to mental mana and enhancement mana, along with their combination: memory mana[1]. At citrine, it grants access to water mana.
Valian Diviners are often compared to Caelish analysts and Dalen seers, which are all related to information gathering. Diviners are more focused on the actual gathering and preserving of raw information, often by creating memory crystals, while Analysts focus on processing data and seers focus on gathering more temporary information via scrying[2].
The diviner attunement is most commonly found in the Serpent Spire in Valia[1].
Attunement Features[edit]
Features that are a result of specific attunement functions, rather than the types of mana available to the attuned.
Aura Viewing[edit]
While this is technically a function of mental mana, the diviner attunement allows the user to view the magical auras of things around them with much greater ease[3].
Memory Crystals[edit]
Diviners are the only attunement able to create memory crystals[2]. It is currently unknown whether this is a unique feature of the attunement or a normal function of memory mana.
Notable Diviners[edit]
Notes[edit]
References: