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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Raduin711" data-source="post: 2184654" data-attributes="member: 15303">5 feet times the level of the spell works for me.  everything, trees, shrubs, grass; turns to ash.One thing I forgot to include was that in Lush terrain, the circle of ash is halved.  I'm also thinking that a feat could be taken to "reach" your defiling radius out, say within Medium range, and defile places other than under your feet.about sorcerers... Still not crazy about that.  Messes a little bit with the history of how Rajaat discovered magic and screwed the world with it.  Chew on this, too... one signature piece of the setting was that everyone had a little psionic potential.  The sorcerer kind of steps on psionics' toes a little bit.  If you have innate talent for something in DS, it's supposed to be psionics.I guess the only reason i see to include the sorcerer is for it's own sake, and it just has too many thematical issues when it comes to Dark Sun.  But that's just my opinion.And bards actually existed in the old Dark Sun setting believe it or not.  They didn't fit the wandering minstrel/storyteller archetype though.  Basically they were entertainer-assassins that nobles would send to each other.  It was considered impolite to turn away a bard *Ahem* I mean, entertainer... ("you think I, Claudius of Theracles, would stoop to sending a BARD?  You insult my honor, sir...") and would often be the focus of complex webs of intrigue.  They didn't cast spells.  They used poison instead.</blockquote>

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