Certain individuals have the ability to interact with the congruent planes, drawing them momentarily closer and twisting the nature of reality.

• Connection is powered by forging connections between people and things.
• Connection spells have a cast time and/or role-playing requirements.

• Clarity is all about comprehending reality and oneself.
• Clarity spells cost psyche hits and/or have role playing requirements.

• Conflict is all about struggle and opposition.
• Conflict weavers gather power by hurting people before they cast their spells.

• Erosion is all about time and the inevitable unmaking of all things.
• Erosion spells cost the caster their life force.

• The weaver's vision is overlayed with the plane to which they are aligned.
• This allows weavers of all types to sense the intrusion of any plane into the waking world.

• You gain additional insight based upon the plane with which you are aligned.

• The world you see if overlayed with glimmering threads running between everything before you.
• Through practise you have learnt to divine meaning from these threads and you may ask what sort of connection two people or things have.

• Runes swirl though the world explaining it as though annotated by a human hand.
• You can at GM discretion tell things about objects or people just by looking at them.

• You can see conflict swirling around those you meet like a growing storm.
• You can sense killing intent and can ask if anyone in the encounter means you imminent harm.
• You are IMMUNE to BACKSTAB.

• Your vision is overlayed with a world in which everything crumbles away.
• This allows you to distinguish the weakest points of everything you see.

• You have formed a bond with a being native to your plane.
• They are a sentient intelligent creature whom only those with plane-sight can see or talk to.
• They cannot normally interact with the material world but they can strengthen your spirit:
• Gain an additional psyche hit.

Your familiar strengthens your connection to this plane, improving your ability to cast spells.

• Connection: The familiar grants an additional spell use per encounter.
• Conflict: The familiar counts as a valid target for argument.
• Clarity: Your familiar grants you one psyche per encounter for casting spells.
• Erosion: Your familiar can absorb 2 hits worth of spellcasting damage per encounter.

• You familiar is able to give helpful knowledge on a topic upon which it has expertise.
• Pick a knowledge skill which your familiar is an expert in and gain the effects of this knowledge skill yourself.
• When travelling in your plane, you and your party gain one DODGE.

• Gain one RESIST to a mental call per encounter.

• Your Familiar is able to boost the power of your rituals.
• You gain an additional two red beads for minor rituals, four for major rituals, and eight for master rituals.

• You gain one extra white bead in any ritual.

• Rituals give weavers the ability to try more freeform magic to have greater or more long-lasting effects than normal spells.
• The ritualist will specify an outcome they hope to attain by peforming the ritual.
• A bead bag is used. By default, the bag contains two white and one black bead.
• A number of red beads will be added to the bag based on the power of the ritual.
• Then, the ritualist must draw beads from the bag until they draw a white or black bead.
• A white bead indicates success.
• A black bead indicates failure.
• The number of red beads determine the magnitude of the success or failure.

• Weavers with the ritual skill can collaborate to bring about a more complex or powerful effect.
• Each weaver must be performing a ritual of the same level.
• For each weaver collaborating in this way, add one black bead to the bead bag.

• Once per adventure, you can attempt to perform rituals of minor power.
• These begin at 5 red beads.

• Once per adventure, you can attempt to perform rituals of moderate power.
• These begin at 10 red beads.

• Once per adventure, you can attempt to perform rituals of major power.
• These begin at 20 red beads.

• You can perform one level of ritual that you know during downtime.

• You may add one black bead to the ritual to add ten red beads.

• You may attempt rituals which subvert rather than enforce the nature of your plane.
• For example, you could use a connection ritual to tear asunder connections or an erosion ritual to freeze the flow of time within an area.
• This is not without considerable risk.

• When subverting, you cannot use Familiar skills that affect ritual casting.
• Furthermore, you add an additional black bead to the ritual.

• You understand the nature of your own plane well.
• You can generally guess what may be going on with one of the other planes.

• You understand the nature of all of the planes and their interaction with the mundane world.

• Once per adventure, you may, with a short rest, find a point that lets you travel physically to your plane.
• You may, if you wish, take your party with you.