Summon mind mote is one of the simplest summonings of Reverie. It reaches past the Covenant into the Welter, power that can become anything and keep nothing, and calls out a swarm of Mind mote into the caster's own kingdom. Mana keeps them standing; withdraw it, and a dismissible summoning comes apart.
Cultivators of Reverie say the Welter has no shape of its own, so it takes the one the summoner holds in mind. The motes, they say, are thoughts given a body, which is why a mage of dream calls them so easily.
Casting it spends mana and turns. More answer a mage of a deeper realm; fewer answer a mage of another affinity, for whom the spell also costs more and fails more often. Weaver's Call, the art Wefan, the Weaver teaches, is the summoner's own discipline. A coreless lord cannot summon by casting at all. The spell needs a casting core, and shards scattered only at the Breaking, so no one cast it before the first Sealborn learned to cast.
Player-visible facts
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Base mana per cast | 6600 |
| Turns per cast | 1 |
| Type | summon |
Current costs and availability come from your legal actions. Affinity and active effects can change the base cost.