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<blockquote data-quote="BiggusGeekus" data-source="post: 992551" data-attributes="member: 1014">I'd just switch the +15 and the Crit for the Patronus spell.Of course there's nothing saying you can't have both, but I think for this particular spell it might be better to make the Patronus really, really hard.Other random thoughts:* any testing (for exams and the like) must be made without inherint bonuses (eg your equivalent of Spellcasting Prodigy).&nbsp; This would be to simulate the &quot;written&quot; component of the exams and would explain why guys like Ron do well compared to Harry but Harry still pastes people when the heavy mojo goes flying.* You may or may not want to chop up Spellcraft into a couple of seperate skills.&nbsp; &nbsp; No exact ideas, but its worth a think.* Alchemy is more powerful and more hazerdous in the Potterverse than in strict d20.&nbsp; Good luck!Marius said:I've heard the same thing.&nbsp; But we probably both got it from EN World.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BiggusGeekus, post: 992551, member: 1014"] I'd just switch the +15 and the Crit for the Patronus spell. Of course there's nothing saying you can't have both, but I think for this particular spell it might be better to make the Patronus really, really hard. Other random thoughts: * any testing (for exams and the like) must be made without inherint bonuses (eg your equivalent of Spellcasting Prodigy). This would be to simulate the "written" component of the exams and would explain why guys like Ron do well compared to Harry but Harry still pastes people when the heavy mojo goes flying. * You may or may not want to chop up Spellcraft into a couple of seperate skills. No exact ideas, but its worth a think. * Alchemy is more powerful and more hazerdous in the Potterverse than in strict d20. Good luck! [i]Marius said:[/i] I've heard the same thing. But we probably both got it from EN World. [/QUOTE]

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