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<blockquote data-quote="generic" data-source="post: 7542351" data-attributes="member: 6923088">As the thread title says, I have some questions:*(Note: I have just now started to flip through the core rules, so forgive any confusion)*1. Some of the effects of a Summon spell seem rather broken.&nbsp; For example, Lust of a Spurned Lover is a basically a roll-or-die effect with a horrific flavor.&nbsp; I know that the game's flavor is &quot;weird fantasy&quot;, but this seems a bit odd from a game design perspective.&nbsp; Also, the illogical equation listed as one of the effects is just that: illogical!&nbsp; How can the &quot;Referee&quot; adjudicate the Illogical equation, and how can players hope to escape the other effects without a lucky roll?2. Why do ability scores have different modifier values than in D&amp;D?&nbsp; In almost every D20 game I've seen, the modifiers are the same.&nbsp; Does this change actually work with other elements in the game?&nbsp; Is it arbitrary?Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="generic, post: 7542351, member: 6923088"] As the thread title says, I have some questions: *(Note: I have just now started to flip through the core rules, so forgive any confusion)* 1. Some of the effects of a [I]Summon [/I]spell seem rather broken. For example, Lust of a Spurned Lover is a basically a roll-or-die effect with a horrific flavor. I know that the game's flavor is "weird fantasy", but this seems a bit odd from a game design perspective. Also, the illogical equation listed as one of the effects is just that: illogical! How can the "Referee" adjudicate the Illogical equation, and how can players hope to escape the other effects without a lucky roll? 2. Why do ability scores have different modifier values than in D&D? In almost every D20 game I've seen, the modifiers are the same. Does this change actually work with other elements in the game? Is it arbitrary? Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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