A Slight Amendment to Self Teaching

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Greetings friends!

 

Not so recently a post has gone up detailing a change to self teaching.

With this post came a promise that the MAT was voting on one more change to that to make learning magic easier for those who are just entering said realm. The new terms that we have come up with, as written by a wonderful lad known as Hugo are detailed below. (Amendments bolded)

- You can self teach if you are adept in a magic of the same field (e.g. You can self learn sensory illusion if you are already adept in Mental Magic).
- You require an OOC overseer who either has a TA in the magic or is a member of the MT.
- You cannot self teach magics that aren't on the self teach list.
- Evocations can be self taught without having prior magics, but you must have an OOC overseer with a TA or a MT member overseeing you.
- When self taught, one takes six months to get to teacher level, instead of four months.
- Self teaching players must provide screenshots/report of their progress at certain intervals (for the first month it must be every week; for the second month, it must be twice a month; for the third month, at least one report must be given).

- If you have a teach-only magic, you may teach yourself said magic (this obviously does not apply to some magics, and loopholes may not be formed this way).

 

Keep in mind that you have previously self taught these changes do not apply to you, only those from this point onward. If you would like to offer any feedback or ideas we are more than open towards such.

 

[Rammer 388]

First?

 

Edit: Also (never messed around in magic so I'm a fetus as of asking this question) But is the TA 6 months after hitting tier 5. Or 6 months after first initially learning it.

 

Also with the OOC overwatch is there a limit to how many people a teacher could watch over (since again not sure but a student limit?)

Edited September 4, 2016 by TennesseeGuy_
Realized a grammar mistake.

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Just now, TennesseeGuy_ said:

First?

 

Edit: Also (never messed around in magic so I'm a fetus as of asking this question) But is the TA 6 months after to hit tier 5. Or 6 months after first initially learning it.

 

Also with the OOC overwatch is there a limit to how many people a teacher could watch over (since again not sure but a student limit?)

It is 6 months since initially learning it in order to gain a TA.

 

And no, there isn't a specific limit. Although it generally would fall under the 5 student cap.

[Nekkore 641]

What if people who have already passed the 4 month self teach bench mark with a self teach app that is before this new rule, can they still apply for TA or will they have to wait the extra 2 months?

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14 minutes ago, NekkoREEEEE said:

What if people who have already passed the 4 month self teach bench mark with a self teach app that is before this new rule, can they still apply for TA or will they have to wait the extra 2 months?

This amendment does not apply to those of previous, yes.

[BonesOfTheEarth 2252]

I like this.

[wytch 870]

I don't like it..... I'm confused on a few points, does this mean that, there is literally no way to self-teach sensory illusion if you're not a mental mage? Because it's nearly impossible to find a teacher and that's kind of an annoying rule... I don't like confusing change ;- ;

[Mephistophelian 977]

Ayyy nice rules the guy who wrote them is hella cool I bet

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10 minutes ago, Asimulum said:

I don't like it..... I'm confused on a few points, does this mean that, there is literally no way to self-teach sensory illusion if you're not a mental mage? Because it's nearly impossible to find a teacher and that's kind of an annoying rule... I don't like confusing change ;- ;

There was a previous change declaring this. You can not self teach illusion without knowing mental magic or cognitism.

[DISCOLIQUID 2731]

What if you're obviously OOCly versed in magic? I don't understand why people who clearly grasp the majority of the facets of our magical system are still held back by unnecessary regulations. 

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18 minutes ago, DISCOLIQUID said:

What if you're obviously OOCly versed in magic? I don't understand why people who clearly grasp the majority of the facets of our magical system are still held back by unnecessary regulations. 

ooc doesn't translate fully to rp jacob!

[AGP 3169]

Hahahahahaha screenshotting your progress what a ******* joke

[Lotoke 25]

It's certainly an improvement!

 

Perhaps if you don't already know a magic in the subtype, you could go through some kind of interview, similar to that of the TA interview.

 

Otherwise, everything is good.

[Cat Evocation 3728]

Its better when magic gets a little more locked down, I like the change. Secure but not overly.

[Ducklingator 795]

14 hours ago, ShameJax said:

This amendment does not apply to those of previous, yes.

 

Does it apply to ones who didn't pass the 4 month mark, but did do their self-taught app before the change?