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<blockquote data-quote="Garthanos" data-source="post: 7847348" data-attributes="member: 82504">Funny magic is imaginary and it can do whatever or not do whatever the games designers want. AND better yet have whatever limits they want (which was actualy the point of unilateral fix reference). They have been making some efforts at reducing auto win but they opened many up compared to the last edition Tony has a theory that magic supremacy is the reason.&nbsp; They could even make it unreliable or painful or take actual hard to get ingredients or many other things like it is in a bunch of myth and legend instead of an auto success.&nbsp; Rituals might have had real costs and even chances of failure or something.Or they could make it so it helps create ongoing story and is only part of the solution for instance instead of ping its fixed - let me give an example. A spell to remove a disease or maybe a poison the spell caster engages in a spirit battle to fight the disease and may end up contracting it or causing it to manifest in away that everyone ends up battling it.Shrug what magic is... is not that &quot;tightly&quot; defined.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Garthanos, post: 7847348, member: 82504"] Funny magic is imaginary and it can do whatever or not do whatever the games designers want. AND better yet have whatever limits they want (which was actualy the point of unilateral fix reference). They have been making some efforts at reducing auto win but they opened many up compared to the last edition Tony has a theory that magic supremacy is the reason. They could even make it unreliable or painful or take actual hard to get ingredients or many other things like it is in a bunch of myth and legend instead of an auto success. Rituals might have had real costs and even chances of failure or something. Or they could make it so it helps create ongoing story and is only part of the solution for instance instead of ping its fixed - let me give an example. A spell to remove a disease or maybe a poison the spell caster engages in a spirit battle to fight the disease and may end up contracting it or causing it to manifest in away that everyone ends up battling it. Shrug what magic is... is not that "tightly" defined. [/QUOTE]

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