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Ravi's Role Reversal

October 28, 2018 Rook Errant
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Ravisandra the Blood Elf trained to be a cleric, focusing on healing her allies with holy magic – but after a brush with a certain Orc warlock, Ravi begins to take more of an interest in Fel magic. In particular, power drain magic. This is how she was kicked out of her last adventuring party – by enticing the party leader, a strapping young human warrior named Sabrina – to join Ravi in her private quarters to celebrate after a successful raid. Little did Sabrina know Ravi would be testing out her Fel magic for the first time. As it turns out, using the dark arts to power a buff spell targeting an ally results in draining the target's power and adding it to Ravi's own physique instead. Safe to say she leveled up!

Source: https://www.patreon.com/posts/daily-sketch...
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