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Originally Posted by Rechan I'll put it to you this way.
Some people who want mind readers and telekinetics don't want kung fu and ninja.
Some people who want kung fu and ninja don't want mind readers and telekinetics.
While they might be the same thing, there are two different "feels" or "genres" to both: one is oriental, the other is sci-fi.
So, shoe-horning both into the same book, or under the same power source, is probably going to irritate both camps. There is some overlap, but about as much overlap as "I want divine magic without shooting fireballs" "I want arcane magic without healing". |
This is about as clear and sensible an argument as I have found for keeping wuxia and psychics separate.
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Originally Posted by FitzTheRuke it might be fun to split back up the Friar Tuck monk |
What exactly would a Friar Tuck monk bring to a party, besides cowering in a corner when the violence starts? Really, though, I'm having trouble imagining the archetype in an adventuring context.
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