Above the mage!

Chapter 135 Target: Super Expertise

A little speculation about the awakening of expertise:
Abstract: As we all know, expertise has always been a powerful auxiliary tool for mages in combat, practice and even production and life.

Expertise can be applied in any task, from changing the world to producing a small horseshoe.

With the help of expertise, a wizard can often do things that other wizards cannot do or even imagine.

It is one of the important "ingredients" that distinguish each mage's uniqueness.

However, due to the unpredictability and uncontrollability of awakened specialties, it is quite difficult and complicated to awaken the powerful specialties in the direction you want when upgrading your ring.

This article will first introduce some common understandings among mages regarding the awakening of specialties, and then analyze a large amount of information to draw some new conjectures about the awakening of specialties:

The impact of the number of spells mastered on feat awakening.

This suggests a bolder way to "control" the awakening of expertise.

Keywords: Expertise awakening, number of spells

introduction:

Is it true that expertise awakening is unpredictable or uncontrollable?

Obviously not absolute.

We all know that if a mage does not master any damaging spells, he will basically not awaken combat expertise;

If a wizard is extremely good at potions, alchemy, or even runes, then he will most likely awaken auxiliary expertise in the corresponding field.
In short, our predecessors have summarized quite a few rules regarding expertise awakening, which I will not go into detail here.

Awakening more powerful expertise has always been what many mages pursue but have been unable to achieve.

In this regard, the experience given by predecessors is:
The more and deeper the spells you master, the more profound your knowledge, and the stronger your magic and mental power, the higher the possibility of awakening a certain type of powerful expertise.

This is a rather vague experience, which can be summarized as follows: if you do your best in all aspects, your awakened expertise will naturally become more powerful.

This may be correct, but it is useless - every mage has limited energy and time, so it is naturally impossible to do everything.

Therefore, it is truly practical to analyze which factor has the greatest impact on the strength of awakening expertise.

After reading a lot of information, I found a fact:
Genius mages often awaken more powerful expertise.

This is not an accidental example; there must be a constant factor within that influences the strength of the awakened expertise.

What do genius mages have in common?
It's a spell.

A quick progress in practice and extensive knowledge does not necessarily make one a genius wizard, but a genius wizard will definitely learn spells extremely quickly.

For them, constructing spell models is much easier. This is a talent, the talent of a mage.

Therefore, genius mages possess far more spells than ordinary mages.

Can it be understood that the number of spells a mage masters has a great positive impact on the strength of the mage's awakened expertise?
analysis:

Since one of the three major rules of a mage is "never let others know your spells", exploring a mage's spell library has always been a huge taboo.

This brings great difficulties to the verification of this conjecture.

Fortunately, a little guesswork about feat awakening requires only the number of spells a wizard knows, not the specific spells.

In addition, what is needed is only the number of spells the mage masters when he is promoted to the awakening expertise, rather than the number of spells he currently masters, which further reduces the difficulty of the verification process.

But for a wizard, expertise is more secret than spells.

Therefore, we cannot know the specific strength of each mage's awakened expertise, and can only conduct a simple analysis based on everyone's consensus.

After some difficult exploration, we obtained eleven individual cases for analysis - the sample size was slightly small, but that was all we could do, and we could only analyze one area of ​​expertise.

The first case is my mentor “Alia George”.

As we all know, Mentor Aria George, as one of the mentors of the magic department, awakened his combat expertise when he was promoted to a first-ring mage.

Although the specific effect is unknown, this combat expertise did allow Aria George to quickly become the most powerful mage among the students of that year.

Based on this performance, I tentatively determine that the strength of his awakened combat expertise is second-class (I will tentatively divide the expertise strength into five levels: super one, two, three, and four).

When Elijah George awakened his first-level feat, he had 21 spells. Jess Byters had 14 spells at level feat strength.

Key Arias's feat strength level 12 spells number is .

Bette Fleming. The number of third-level spells with expertise strength is 17.

Flory Dell. The number of second-level spells with expertise strength is 22.

Since all the above samples are taken from tutors or students in the college.

The strength of the awakened expertise of the mages in this academy basically starts at level three, and there is a lack of extreme sample references, so I obtained two more samples outside.

Nezer Ferrari, a first-level wizard who was born as a wild wizard, has not received any orthodox wizard training and is currently a potion master.
The first-level expertise is of level four strength. When the first-level expertise is awakened, the number of spells mastered is 9.

Ronan Horry, the first dean of Seres College. According to his deeds, we can know that Dean Ronan had already shown his brilliance at the 1st-ring mage stage. His 1st-ring specialty is a combat specialty that can increase spell strength. There is not much error in evaluating it as a first-class specialty.

According to later data, the number of spells he mastered during his apprenticeship was likely to be more than 30.
In summary, we can make a conclusion:
The strength of a mage's awakened expertise is greatly affected by the number of spells the mage has mastered.

Under the setting designed in this article, when awakening a first-level feat, when the number of spells mastered is less than 10, the strength of the awakened feat is level four.

In the 10-20 range, the strength of awakening expertise is level three.

In the range of 20-25 or 20-30, the strength of awakening expertise is second-class.

When the Awakening Specialty is above 25 or 30, the strength of the Awakening Specialty can reach the first level.

Since I can't find any samples of super expertise, I can't make any corresponding inferences, but I would like to make a bold inference here:
In order to reach super strength for the awakened 1st-level expertise, the number of spells mastered before upgrading the level must exceed 35!
Summary and Outlook:
Due to the small number of samples, the derivation of this design has many limitations, and many inferences are just guesses.

But I believe that as the demand for mages to enhance the strength of awakening expertise becomes increasingly prominent, as well as with the deepening of research and the increasing number of mages willing to provide "information" samples.

The conjecture about the effect of the number of spells mastered on the strength of awakening feats will inevitably be verified more accurately.

Regardless of whether the data in this inference is accurate or not, it can at least be confirmed that the more spells you master, the stronger the awakening expertise will be.

The number of cantrips in existence is around fifty, and no more than sixty at most, including rare spells.

In order to awaken super expertise, the requirement is to have more than 35 tricks, which means that you have to master more than % of the tricks during the wizard apprenticeship stage.

However, even for the most talented wizard, it would take at least 2-3 months to construct a magic model for a trick during the wizard apprenticeship stage.

Therefore, in order to achieve this requirement, the requirements in terms of time, energy, talent and even mentality are extremely high, which is almost impossible to achieve.

But I still hope that in the future there will be a wizard in this academy who masters more than 35 spells during the wizard apprentice stage, so as to verify whether the last point of my conjecture in this article is true!
Acknowledgements:.
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Gao De read attentively "Some Conjectures on the Awakening of Expertise" written by Björn Otero.

As expected, the "documentary materials" that were recognized by the college and placed in the library must have some useful information, he sighed in his heart.

Found a treasure!

It is definitely a treasure for Gaode to discover this graduation design.

Because he is very likely the only one in Seres College or even the entire Principality of Sean who has the ability to verify Björn Otero's conjecture about "super expertise".

"Even for a talented wizard, at the apprentice level, it would take at least 2-3 months to build a magic model for a cantrip."

This is based on the premise of being a third-class wizard apprentice.

If it is lower than this level, it will take more time to build a spell model.

In other words, you want to master more than 35 tricks during the wizard apprenticeship stage.

Under normal circumstances, even for a genius wizard, it would take 6-9 years to learn spells at the highest efficiency even if he started learning spells at the third-class wizard apprentice stage.

The golden period for advancement to a first-ring wizard is before the age of twenty.

No one would miss the golden period of becoming a first-ring wizard just for this "super expertise" that is only speculated.

But Gaode is different.

It only takes him about ten days to build a magic model.
What constrains Gaode is just how to get 35 spell recipes!

(End of this chapter)