The Magic field dictates the extent of your spellcasting prowess. The Priority Level selected for your Magic attribute determines your starting Caster Level, and also provides you with a select number of spells: you gain a number of Cantrips (or Tier 0 spells) equal to your starting Caster Level (For example, if you select Priority level A in Magic, you gain four free Cantrips). See Magic under the Experience section of this document for more information on what you can do with this attribute.

When you gain your first Caster Level, a Casting Tradition must be selected as well. There are a few pre-made traditions available to select from (There may be other pre-made Traditions based on setting). You can also work with your GM to make a fitting custom Tradition. GMs and Players are encouraged to make a Tradition that works for both the setting and the character concept.

When you select magic from the priority chart you gain an additional number of Mana Points equal to the secondary number. In addition to this you may select a number of known spells based on the unlocked Caster Level. Selecting A tier Magic would give 4 levels of known spells (up to second tier magic).

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All users of magic manifest change in the world through the usage of Spells. Spells are divided into ten Tiers, at a rating of 0 to 9, denoting their average power and capabilities. When casting a spell, a character typically expends the Mana required as a Standard Action which provokes Attacks of Opportunity, regardless of the Casting Tradition employed. Unless otherwise stated, the saving throw DC against a Spell is equal to (10 + Spell Tier + the caster's Primary Casting Attribute modifier).

For a complete list of Spells, see the Spells page.