Editing Creating Magical Effects (section)

==Conjunctional Effects==

By combining Spheres, a mage can often perform a greater Effect that overlaps different areas and thus performs a substantial transmutation. Any Effect that relies on multiple Spheres is called a conjunctional Effect.

A list of conjunctional rotes appears at the end of the Spheres descriptions. This list covers many special Effects that mages might try, although its by no means exhaustive. A mage can learn and use conjunctional rotes like any other rotes. The difficulty is based on the highest Sphere level, plus one for each extra Sphere added on, and one more for cast-casting.

You can also make a conjunctional Effect with dynamic magic. In this case, you sling together some of the powers of Spheres to arrive at a new combination. You might, for instance, decide to combine Mind and Forces, so as to create a free-standing Effect that reads a subject's mind and projects light pictures of his thoughts. Your Storyteller arbitrates the equivalent Sphere levels, and you add one to the difficulty for each Sphere added past the highest Sphere.