Indicates the prevalence of magic and availability of magical services.
Cultural Keys:
- Stat 10 (DC 10): Average acceptance of magic; common magical services and minor items available.
- Stat 15 (DC 15): Above-average magical presence; uncommon magical items and services accessible.
- Stat 20 (DC 20): Exceptional magical society; rare magical items and high-level practitioners present.
| Stat Score | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Magic Outlawed: Magic is banned; severe penalties for use. |
| 2 | Anti-Magic Sentiment: Magic is distrusted; practitioners persecuted. |
| 3 | Magic Restricted: Strict regulations on magic use; few practitioners. |
| 4 | Skeptical Society: Magic is legal but viewed with suspicion. |
| 5 | Limited Acceptance: Magic is tolerated; few services available. |
| 6 | Neutral Attitude: Magic neither encouraged nor discouraged. |
| 7 | Cautious Acceptance: Magic is accepted with some reservations. |
| 8 | General Acceptance: Magic is accepted; basic services accessible. |
| 9 | Appreciative of Magic: Magic is appreciated; minor items common. |
| 10 | Average Magic Presence: Common acceptance; standard magical services and items available. |
| 11 | Magic Encouraged: Society supports magic; more practitioners present. |
| 12 | Magic Prominent: Magic plays a significant role in society. |
| 13 | Magic Influential: Magic influences culture and technology. |
| 14 | Magic Revered: Magic and practitioners are highly respected. |
| 15 | Magic Integrated: Above-average magical presence; uncommon items accessible. |
| 16 | Magic Pervasive: Magic is integral to daily life; advanced services available. |
| 17 | Magic Dominant: Magic dominates societal functions. |
| 18 | Magic Essential: Magic is essential; rare items and powerful practitioners present. |
| 19 | Magic Ascendant: Society advances rapidly due to magic. |
| 20 | Magic Saturated: Magic saturates all aspects; exceptional items and abilities common. |