Kigal-Note

Description:

Many Magician-line classes will study the line of magic that they specialize in. The Magic Librarian does not. Instead, they try to learn ALL kinds of magic, which they record and store in their magical library.

Play-wise, the Magic Librarian is capable of creating pre-prepared spells with their [Magic Recording] skill, which they then can store in their [Magic Library] skill for later usage. The MP needed to create a recording is much more than the spell's original costs, but after it is stored in the Library, just a small cost of MP, often single-digited, is enough to release the spell instantly. The rank of the spells recorded, including the number that can be stored in the Library, depends on the skill's levels.

Later on, the Magic Librarian can create magic scrolls through the [Magic Scroll Creation] skill. These scrolls have magic spells recorded in them and can be used by anyone as long as they pay a little MP. The cost is greater than what is needed to use the recorded spells in the Library, so Magic Librarians often sell their scrolls to obtain money rather than relying on them in battle.

Finally, a Magic Librarian can be divided into two sub-archetypes: the spellcaster that uses another Magician-line class to improve the repertoire of spells in the Library, or the writer that takes Artisan-line classes related to writing to mass-produce magic scrolls to sell. Combinations of these two are also possible. 

Garami's comment: Wow, now this is a bookworm that I don't wanna mess with... if they could actually store the really impressive spells.

Ciara's comment: *Gaps*, I'm busted!!