Metamagic
Introduction
Personal Reality represents your ability to project your will onto the world around you — rules be damned. Through Metamagic, you can twist your spells to do things they were never designed to.
You gain one Metamagic from the list below (that you qualify for) when you reach 3, 5, 7, and 9 Personal Reality. You can also replace any Metamagics you know with any others that you qualify for whenever you gain a point in Personal Reality.
When you cast a spell, choose any Metamagics that you have to apply to it. They can be applied to any spell, regardless of its Art.
Skill Requirements (Blue): Some Metamagic options have a skill requirement which you must meet to be able to take them — these, like Art prerequisites, refer to your base skill before any temporary increases or decreases (i.e. you do not lose access to gated Metamagics if the prerequisite skills are temporarily decreased).
Signature Metamagic (Gold): Some Metamagics are marked as "signature". You can only have one signature Metamagic.
Metamagic List
Compiled Activation Sequences
You can cast Ritual-speed spells at Attack speed instead.
Farcaster
Your spells have +10 m range.
Hush
Your spellcasting is silent. Anyone observing you cast a spell cannot tell that it was cast by you (unless you wish it).
Merciful Magic
When you cast a spell that affects creatures within an area, you can choose any creatures to exclude; the spell doesn't affect them, even if they're in the area.
Overwhelm
When you cast an Action-speed spell that targets a single unwilling creature, you can choose to lose 2 Personal Reality to gain an edge on your roll to affect them.
Ricochet
When you cast an Attack spell that targets a single creature and fail to affect them, you may choose a different creature within range and repeat the attack against them (once!).
Split-Cast
When you cast a spell that targets creatures within an area (Area: specified; Target: Creatures), you may choose to instead target two creatures anywhere within range (give it Area: None; Target: Creatures (2)).