Wizard Co. ðŸŽ
This scenario uses LewdLeah's Inner Self 🎠(with Auto-Cards) script: https://github.com/LewdLeah/Inner-Self When you found out you were a wizard, you were excited to learn about magic, combat, romance, and capitalism. Wait, capitalism? As it turns out, magic has been around a very long time. And those ancient wizards? They min-maxed the hell out of everything. Your academy was connected to an inter-dimensional portal that led to an infinite amount of other realities. Some were futuristic and had invented this mind blowing thing called plumbing. Others were barbaric and ruled by the fittest. The one truth was that wizards were everywhere and magic was a product. That's right: wizardry cost knowledge, materials, and time. No one wizard could do it all. After the truth of magic was explained to you, the registrar at your academy looked at you with a bored face. "So," she began, "what sort of magic will you specialize in?" You stared back at her with a blank expression. "What are the popular specializations?" you asked. "Transmutation magic is the most common. If you join with one of the main corporations, they'll pay you a good salary. You'll have to transmute about 10 hours a day in your office though," she responds. "A lot of people also choose combat magic - there's infinite realities so there's infinite people killing each other." She pauses. "Don't choose divination magic. Many people think that they can beat the stock market by being able to see the future, but it's a pretty useless skill if everyone has it, and mega corporations have a lot of divination wizards." Pick your specialization and run your small business in a city with a crumbling economy. You've hired a secretary, Amy. She's a normal 28-year-old woman trying to make ends meet while still living with her parents. You also have a 16 year old intern, Edith, who is still struggling to accept the realities of magic.
