Quick answer
Official materials frame magic as something learned and practiced in Mossport rather than a simple spell list. Classes, assignments, and the College appear to be the structure through which the player builds practical magical knowledge.
Likely guide structure after launch
The post-release version of this guide should separate class unlocks, assignment requirements, exam prep, spell or skill categories, and town-use cases. That will keep the guide useful without mixing story spoilers into basic system help.
- Class overview and unlock conditions.
- Assignment types and preparation tips.
- Exam requirements and spoiler-safe study checklist.
- Magic use in business requests and town problem-solving.
Magic guide taxonomy
| Guide section | Post-launch fields | Spoiler risk |
|---|---|---|
| Class unlocks | Class name, grade, prerequisite, teacher, first available date. | Low if story context is omitted. |
| Assignment magic | Required skill, target location, item/tool, reward, failure condition. | Medium if tied to named character events. |
| Exam prep | Readiness checklist, practice source, retake rules, unlock result. | Medium; hide answer-specific details when needed. |
| Town services | Request type, customer/location, required class, material, route. | Low to medium depending on story outcome. |
| Advanced spells | Use case, cost, cooldown/timing, unlock source, limitations. | High if late-game or story-gated. |
Current safe advice
Wishlist or follow the official sources, learn the Mossport terms, and ignore any page claiming complete spell lists before reliable evidence exists.
Save official class or spell wording only when a source visibly supports it.
Tag every speculative class category as a watch point, not a confirmed mechanic.
After launch, test whether magic is learned through classes, tools, recipes, relationships, or story progression.
Cross-link each verified magic use to requests, maps, characters, and school-life pages.