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Message: <blockquote data-quote="IdentityCrisis" data-source="post: 1313611" data-attributes="member: 16089">Pax:Don't sweat the wizard thing.  It's your game, and if you feel that uncomfortable with it you have every right to say no.  I asked why more out of curiosity than protest.  And frankly, now that you've pointed that out I can see where you're coming from.If you change your mind before our characters are finalized, let me know.  But it's not a problem to play a sorcerer instead.Designing a balanced point-buy system for domains and such will probably be complicated; you should probably run it by us before finalizing it so we can help.  Frankly, I think that this is something they should have included in the book.  You might want to try searching the web and seeing if anyone has already worked such a system out for 3e.Here are some issues to consider, to help get you started:1) Don't forget that not all provinces are equal in terms of potential for development.  A coastal province is worth more than an inland one, for example, and a province with a higher source rating is also worth more, even if you haven't taken advantage of it yet.2) Who inhabits a province can matter as well.  IIRC, an elven province can increase it's province level without lowering it's source level, so in such a province source level should probably cost 2 or 3 times as much.3) One's bloodline and power can be improved completely independant of the experience/level system, just like one's domain.  So that should be factored into your system as well, instead of having us trade attribute points or something for it.Hope this helps.</blockquote>

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