Path Aptitude Advantage

5 points/level

Prerequisite: One of the appropriate Magic Potential Advantages

Path Aptitude makes it much easier to learn and use the magic you have Magic Potential in. Add your Path Aptitude to IQ when you learn spells. For instance, if you have IQ 14, Path Aptitude 2 lets you learn spells as if you had IQ 16. Add your Path Aptitude level to Perception when you roll to sense magic items, and to IQ when you learn Thaumatology skill (p. B225).

Reduce the time required to learn new spells in play (but not the point cost) by 10% per Path Aptitude level, to a minimum of 60% of the usual time at Path Aptitude 4. For instance, with Path Aptitude 3, you would learn spells in 70% the usual time.

Powerful spells require a minimum level of Path Aptitude as a prerequisite, so be sure to skim the Spell List (pp. 242-253) when deciding how much Path Aptitude you need. Note that high Path Aptitude lets you produce powerful results with even the most basic spells; see Magery and Effect (p. B237).

In the Feyworld campaign, you must have GM approval to purchase Path Aptitude 3 or higher.