Jeremy Ackerman-Yost
Explorer
Can't take any credit for it. Stole it from Dunsany's Pegana books.Yair said:Actually, Canis, that is a cool option I really like.

Oh, I was being hyperbolic, of course. Even recklessly so, perhapsI strongly disagree about science being subject to change. No significant physical fact (as opposed to physical theory!) has been disproved, ever - rules are refined, not thrown out without concern for complimentarity. And, for that matter, no quantum physicist has been able to dispute a fundumental physical theory for about 30 years (well, except a small refinement some 7 years ago).

That's the story of my professional life, actually. :\
That's a function of needing to keep the game rules-based, and is actually the most irritating disconnect between fantasy games and fantasy literature, IMO.And I agree with Andor that magic CAN be based will and hence unscientific, but in a roleplaying game it usually ain't.
btw, The_Universe IS the dream of a sleeping god, and he's just upset I blew his cover
