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Unified magical theory

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Unified magical theory is a hypothetical conceptual understanding of the ideal nature of arcane magic. Wizards who eschew formal study at a single school or of a single arcane discipline often attempt to pursue their own unified magical theory through diverse, self-guided study.1

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With the removal of the eight schools of magic as part of the Pathfinder Second Edition Remaster Project, Player Core 200–201 introduced new arcane schools, and the mechanics for the universalist practice were replaced by the arcane school of unified magical theory. See arcane schools on Archives of Nethys.

  1. ↑ Logan Bonner, et al. “Classes” in Player Core, 200. Paizo Inc., 2023

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