This color generally indicates good will (But not always). Grae: This color is almost pale and appears on more ancient magic that denotes something to do with Transmutation, Enchantment and/or Divination. Once the spell is cast the colors may give way to a single primary/dominant color. * Illusion spells contain a myriad of distinct colors forming a shifting rainbow pattern. This said it should already be almost self evident which colors represent which school of class. This is because the potential energy of the spell is gathering and the density and concentration of magical energy becomes visible.

Often when a spell-caster uses magic the color of the school of magic is visible temporarily by those unable to see magic auras.

The different schools of magic are as follows:Ībjuration, Conjuration, Divination, Enchantment, Evocation, Illusion, Necromancy and Transmutation Additionally, the aura may have different characteristics granting the DM the ability to give their description a little more content such as a flame like movement a dense hue around the object that fades after an inch or two a crackling electrically surging aura a slow and transparent molten aura that ends cleanly and without fading an almost reflective colored shimmer that reveals itself when inspected and so on. Without a more direct Identify spell, that grants the caster full knowledge of the magical item, someone seeing the aura of magic will see a system of varying colors that denotes the school of magic the magic is based on.

Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obeliskĭetect Magic or other abilities that allows seeing magic often shows such a presence through an aura emitting from the magical object. Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse

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