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divine mark. ;) just kidding. no, not that i'm aware of, but it would be simple to create such a spell yourself.

wow, first ray harryhausen, then jack vance, now richard matheson. tough year for us geeks. :.-(

it might as well be, as there's only one city in the world ("point" of light).

(note that in the book of experimental might the stat-boosting spells are fourth level, but that's not what this post is about). i'd like to take monte's idea a step furthur: let's make any spell that has a duration of 1 hour/level or longer (mage armor, darkvision, protection from arrows...

yes, because physical attractiveness is largely subjective. wow, that makes perfect sense. maybe ability scores and saving throws will get an overhaul without concern for sacred cows in d&d 6th edition. :p

yep.

i read it as much as i can (which is almost daily).

great advice, everybody. thank you. i'm looking for an in-game justification for the setting to be low-magic. there might be a few spellcasters in the world, but they are feared and misunderstood.

as homebrewing novice i need help from all the veterans: if a fantasy world's only civilized city had declared the use of magic illegal, what effects would this have on such a society?

i can't tell if you're serious. :confused:

ditto. read it twice, loved it twice.

:D now they just need to do the same for this.

this may help.

remove "wealth-by-level" and make the game low(er) magic and this shouldn't be as much of a problem.

i wish this was core.

considering the way mr. logue has handled himself recently, might he be worthy of a second chance?

uh... what happened to this? :confused:

what games are you participating in right now? is your underdark game still ongoing?

considering that they met their goal with 29 days left, it seems that a lot of people think so. :)

and yet, look how many votes numenera has received! revealing, is it not? :)