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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Andor" data-source="post: 3281872" data-attributes="member: 1879">Rune magic could be could, although I've seen some pretty sucky takes on it over the years.Tattoo magic could also be good although it's kind of a mash right now.Blood Magic? Eh. I could leave that.A redo of Truename magic without blowful mechanics would be good. More for Binders I would love.I'd like to see a system of the Paper Magic you see in a lot of eastern mythology. Good for wards and spirit magic, etc.I'd like to see a regular system for transformative or ascention magic. There are several base and prestige classes right now where you slowly transform yourself into some other or greater being. A class dedicated to that could be a lot of fun. Properly done it would be a toolkit of a class capable of going in lots of different directions.Critter Magic, if it could be done in a non-pokemon way, could be cool. The sort of mage who muddles with the stuff of life and makes new critters. The kind of idiot responsible for the owlbear and kittenshark.Oh yeah. Oath magic I would love to see, although I honestly think it should be a setting feature rather than a class. Sort of like in Mithrasism where the god in charge of keeping the demons locked up was also the god of oaths. Keep an oath and the demons are sealed up tighter, break an oath and you risk letting a demon free. Although describing a bunch of ways to set up oaths in a setting, followed by a series of oath feats and maybe some oath spells/incantations/soulbinds would be a fine section of a TOM II without needing a base class.</blockquote>

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