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<blockquote data-quote="Malacoda" data-source="post: 1070235" data-attributes="member: 6345">Re: Re: Re: Re: That Would Be Me...&nbsp;What the don't know doesn't hurt 'em! All kidding aside, I didn't let working on game stuff get in the way with work. But the flow of work was not always constant or intense, so I often had the free time to write.&nbsp;Magic and psi will be standard d20. Magic will have more than d20 Modern though, with point values for Wizardry, Sorcery, Clerical Magic, Valourism (paladin magic) and Naturalism (druid magic).I have some ideas for alternate magic and psionic systems that make use of the more freeform nature of a character point-based system, but I want to make sure you can replicate the magic of d20 Modern and most of D&amp;D.Plus, the super rules in Superpower will have ways of creating powers that work and feel like magic.&nbsp;Thanks! Enthusiasm such as yours definitely adds that extra kick, helping to insure I make time to work on 2.0!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Malacoda, post: 1070235, member: 6345"] [b]Re: Re: Re: Re: That Would Be Me...[/b] What the don't know doesn't hurt 'em! All kidding aside, I didn't let working on game stuff get in the way with work. But the flow of work was not always constant or intense, so I often had the free time to write. [B][/B] Magic and psi will be standard d20. Magic will have more than d20 Modern though, with point values for Wizardry, Sorcery, Clerical Magic, Valourism (paladin magic) and Naturalism (druid magic). I have some ideas for alternate magic and psionic systems that make use of the more freeform nature of a character point-based system, but I want to make sure you can replicate the magic of d20 Modern and most of D&D. Plus, the super rules in Superpower will have ways of creating powers that work and feel like magic. [B][/B] Thanks! Enthusiasm such as yours definitely adds that extra kick, helping to insure I make time to work on 2.0! [/QUOTE]

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