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<blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 2747233" data-attributes="member: 22622">convertingI'm determined to figure out a formula to eliminate EOM:R mana points ala EOM:ME.&nbsp; The descriptions call EOM:ME a supplment to EOM:R but in this thread you guys say that its not (which really upset me after I bought the book.)&nbsp; That said, I don't think that the two aren't incompatable or at least can't be.&nbsp; I am destined to get my money's worth off of this product and not have to start up a modern campaign in the process.&nbsp; Here's my theory.&nbsp; Mystic uses spell skills to immulate spell lists.&nbsp; Could you not use the number of spell lists of a particlar verb ala (Evoke 9) to determine bonus to your roll.&nbsp; For instance, if I am casting a spell that uses 5 magic points, the dc would be 15 (10 plus the amount of points).&nbsp; &nbsp; Say I have 5 evoke spells, I would roll a d20 and add the 5 to the roll.&nbsp; If it succeeds the spell goes off as normal.&nbsp; If not it doesn't.&nbsp; If you want a magic grim campaign you could deduct will points away for each point the spell missed the dc by.&nbsp; This also does wonders with the additinal spell lists that you are receive, as, after a point you end up adopting spell lists that are unneccessary.&nbsp; &nbsp; Any additional ideas on how to refine this will be much appreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DonTadow, post: 2747233, member: 22622"] [b]converting[/b] I'm determined to figure out a formula to eliminate EOM:R mana points ala EOM:ME. The descriptions call EOM:ME a supplment to EOM:R but in this thread you guys say that its not (which really upset me after I bought the book.) That said, I don't think that the two aren't incompatable or at least can't be. I am destined to get my money's worth off of this product and not have to start up a modern campaign in the process. Here's my theory. Mystic uses spell skills to immulate spell lists. Could you not use the number of spell lists of a particlar verb ala (Evoke 9) to determine bonus to your roll. For instance, if I am casting a spell that uses 5 magic points, the dc would be 15 (10 plus the amount of points). Say I have 5 evoke spells, I would roll a d20 and add the 5 to the roll. If it succeeds the spell goes off as normal. If not it doesn't. If you want a magic grim campaign you could deduct will points away for each point the spell missed the dc by. This also does wonders with the additinal spell lists that you are receive, as, after a point you end up adopting spell lists that are unneccessary. Any additional ideas on how to refine this will be much appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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