TEXT: Semita Errabunda
  34
  Characteristics: Int +2, Per -1, Pre -1, Com -1, Str 0,
  Sta +1, Dex +4, Qik 0
  Size: 0
  Age: 34 (Apparent Age 34) – Hermetic Age 9 since
  Gauntlet.
  Decrepitude: none
  Warping Score: 2 (3)
  Confidence Score: 2 (5 points)
  Virtues and Flaws: The Gift; Hermetic Magus;
  Secondary Insight; Cyclic Magic (nighttime), Great
  Dexterity, Perfect Balance, Quiet Magic, Self
  Confident (free Virtue), Subtle Magic; Tormenting
  Master, Greater Malediction (sunlight causes pain);
  Incompatible Arts (Creo Ignem, Rego Ignem),
  Reckless
  Personality Traits: Reckless +3, Self Important +2,
  Envious +1, Secretive +2
  Reputations: none
  Soak: +1
  Fatigue levels: OK, 0, -1, -3, -5, Unconscious
  Wound Penalties: -1 (1-5), -3 (6-10), -5 (11-15),
  Incapacitated (16-20)
  Abilities: Area Lore 1 (rich houses), Artes Liberales 2
  (scribing), Athletics 4 (climbing), Awareness 1 (at
  night), Charm 2 (ladies), Code of Hermes 1 (in rela-
  tion to mundane law), Concentration 1 (maintaining
  spells), Finesse 2 (Imaginem), Guile 1 (excuses),
  Intrigue 3 (gentlefolk), Latin 4 (discussing magic),
  Legerdemain 4 (casual filching), Magic Theory 4
  (inventing spells), Own Language 5 (townsfolk),
  Parma Magica 3 (Imaginem), Penetration 1 (Perdo),
  Profession: Scribe 1 (copying spells), Stealth 4 (inside)
  Arts: Cr 2, In 0, Mu 5, Pe 10, Re 7; An 3, Aq 0, Au
  0, Co 5, He 0, Ig 0, Im 10, Me 7, Te 6, Vi 4
  Twilight Scars: none
  Equipment: none. 
  Encumbrance: 0 (Burden 0)
  Spells Known:
  Slipperiness of the Eel* (MuCo(An) 5/+9)
  Stickiness of the Lizard’s Toes* (MuCo(An) 5/+9)
  Gloom of Evening (PeIg 10/+11)
  Disguise of the Transformed Image (MuIm 15/+16)
  Veil of Invisibility (PeIm 20/+21)
  Recollection of Memories Never Quite Lived (MuMe 5/+13)
  Loss of But a Moment’s Memory (PeMe 15/+18)
  Aura of Rightful Authority (ReMe 20/+15)
  Fist of Shattering (PeTe 10/+17)
  Unseen Arm (ReTe 5/+14)
  Trackless Step (ReTe 10/+14)
  [* NEW SPELL]
  Carolus 
  Furax of House Tytalus
  by Mark Shirley
  
  35
  Semita Errabunda
  New Spells
  SLIPPERINESS OF THE EEL
  MuCo(An) 5
  R: Touch, D: Sun, T: Ind
  Makes the target’s body supple and stretchy for Sun
  duration, providing a +3 bonus to any rolls to wiggle
  through small cracks.
  (Base 2, Touch +1, Sun +2, free requisite)
  STICKINESS OF THE LIZARD’S TOES
  MuCo(An) 5
  R: Personal, D: Sun, T: Part
  Makes the caster’s hands and feet sticky for Sun
  duration, providing a +3 bonus to all climbing rolls;
  but can prove quite annoying otherwise.
  (Base 2, Sun +2, Part +1, free requisite)
  Appearance: He is a tall, man with a scraggily beard
  and pale skin; but he has a charming manner and a
  quick wit, which encourages the foolish to trust him.
  He favors dark clothing, especially deep cloaks
  which satisfy his dramatic flair.
  This slippery follower of Tytalus is an accomplished
  thief. Unbeknown to his sodales, Carolus occasional-
  ly sneaks out of the covenant at night to rob the
  rich. Sometimes he is a highwayman, at others he
  burgles rich merchants. He does not do it for the
  money - the covenant provides for all his needs - but
  for the thrill; it is almost an obsession for him.
  Naturally, his magic supplements his native skill; but
  even without magic he can get by perfectly well. He
  can squeeze his supple body through the smallest of
  gaps, palm other people's treasures with consummate
  ease, and melt into the shadows. When he brings his
  magic to bear, he is unstoppable. Furax favors the
  Form of Imaginem, but he does not neglect the other
  Arts; he takes a delight in accomplishing tasks with
  an inventive use of spells. All of his spells relate to
  his furtive night-time activities; providing disguises,
  bringing darkness and sleep, generating misdirection
  and foiling locks, and in fact, he knows few
  Imaginem spells, reserving his skill in this field to
  spontaneous magics to deal with whatever problems
  arise during one of his expeditions. His ability to
  cast his magic quietly and subtly has come in very
  useful on his night-time escapades.
  Although he knows nothing of his ancestry, Carolus
  suspects that he may be descended from faeries (or
  other creatures) who revel in darkness. Sunlight is
  painful to him - bright sunshine will burn him after
  an hour’s exposure, but even normal daylight is
  uncomfortable. All actions should be penalized by 1
  to 3 points, depending on the strength of the sun-
  light. Additionally, he has always been incapable of
  creating light or fire, and his magic waxes in strength
  during the hours of the night. However, he has not
  displayed any other symptoms of faerie blood, so
  perhaps there is some other power at work here.
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Ars Magica [multi]/Semita Errabunda/Mages/Carolus Of Tytalus.pdf