• Defense Against Malicious Magic - Fight, Flight Grit
• History of Magic - Fight, Flight, Brains, Brawn, Charm, Grit
• Potions - Fight, Charm, Grit
• Divination - Brains, Grit
• Astronomy - Brains, Grit
• Numerology - Brains, Charm
• Charms - Brawn, Charm, Brains
• Brooms - Flight, Brawn
• Summoning - Brains, Charm, Grit
• Transfiguration - Charm, Flight

How to advance grades

When you take on classes, you gain lessons in them. These lessons are then combined into grades. Because no one wants to play a game and literally do homework, we consider classes to work on a semi-automatic level. That is your 'schoolwork' is bluebooked. When you complete an ST ran scene, you will be given a lesson point towards the class involved in that scene, or you get to choose which class if no class is the focal point.

When involvement in a scene occurs. you can earn between 1 and 3 lesson points. you may do this based on the difficulty of the scene. STs will determine how many points everyone earns, and will ask which class you wish them to be earned in if the option is available. (You can choose more than one class if you wish, so long as it wasn't a focused class scene)

Upon reaching a certain number of lesson points in a class, you gain a grade in that class. When you obtain a new grade, you may add a +1 to either stat, or magic of the attribute that class provides. For example, when you reach grade 1 in Potions, you may add a +1 to Magic, or Stat in Fight, Charm or Grit!

See below under "Status Promotions" to see what you need to achieve before advancing to a new rank. Advancing to a new rank comes with an increase of Magical Dice.

Lessons Needed per Grade

For clarification, the lessons to next grade isn't total lessons, but how many you need from that grade until the next one. So every time you advance to a new grade, your lessons will be reset to 0. So from grade 0 to grade 1, you will need 2 lessons, once you advance to grade 1, you will be reverted to 0 lessons, and need to complete 3 lessons to advance to grade 2. Then be reverted to 0 lessons, and must earn an additional 3 lessons to advance to level 3, and so on.

Students start with 4 classes in their class schedule list and whenever a class reaches level 4, you may add an additional class to your schedule list, until there are no more classes to add. Once a class reaches level 4, you are technically done with that class, and only need to advance it to take "Advanced" courses, or extra credit. To become a professor of any class, you need to obtain grade 10 in that class, plus complete 12 additional lessons in that class, showing your mastery of it.

Status Promotions

• Beginner: D4 -These are people, usually young children who are magically gifted. They are attuned and awakened to the Magical world and are commonly invited to learn at RAMA. there are no requirements to be the Beginner status, and if you are playing a non RAMA character, you will have to learn magic alternative ways. See the Alternate Magical Lessons section for more detail.
• Advanced: D6 - These are people, usually those in the highschool range that have a solid grip of magical powers and are no longer a minor threat. A lot of magi of this level are actually a force to be reckoned with, and usually are to be taken seriously.
• Licensed Arcanist: D8 - These are people who have passed all requirements of formal studies, and are now on their own in the world. They have a vast understanding of magic, and most help to keep the magical world protected from threats, and are licensed to use magic in the non-magical world, having been trained how to protect it and do so without consiquences.
• Magical Position: D10 - These are people who further studied magic to the point of becoming so powerful, that their skills are utilized to great potential. Magical Professors, Magical Police, Magical Military and Magical Councilors are all people who have this level of magical understanding.
• Magical Authority: D12 - These are people who have become so powerful in magic, that they hold positions that are responsible for massive amount of Magi. Headmasters of schools, Generals, Mayors, Presidents, and the leaders of the Magical Council are these sort of people.
• Magical Master: D20 - People who reach this level of mastery are rare, and feared. These are people who make changes to the laws that govern the magical world, these are anarchist whos names bring fear to the most powerful of magi. People who have reached this level are almost seen as godlike.