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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Velmont" data-source="post: 1139522" data-attributes="member: 13739">If you want a style of magic that alklow you to weaken spellcaster, just take the magic of Sovereign stone. Spells are cast like that:All spells have a Casting Throshold (CT). Generally, CT will range between 5 and 100, but a few have greater than 100. The effect of the spell isn't affected by the level (a flare will always do 1d6 with a CT of 14 for exemple).To cast, a caster declare the spell he want to cast than roll a d20 + his caster level + any other modifier (pretty rare to have any modifier, and don't expect more than +3). If the caster reach the CT, the spell is trigger. If the CT is not reach, the casting can be continued over the next round. Each round, the caster must do a fortitude check (DC:8/10/12) or take 1d4 subdual damage, and the DC raise by one each round.Fire starter have a CT of 4 (and allow to start a fire, but not usefull in combat), a whirlwind do 2d20 damage over 40' radius during a short period of time and have a CT over 100, a bull strenght (talking 3.5) have a CT of 34. All the CT is approximate, as I don't have the book under my hand, but I hope it give you some good idea for your game.</blockquote>