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<blockquote data-quote="Malachias Invictus" data-source="post: 2487511" data-attributes="member: 17166">*Big* agreement here.&nbsp; I think what a lot of us really want to see is an Arcanist that can kick ass along with the rest of the group, but who cannot overshadow the *skills* of the other characters with magic.&nbsp; I am trying to work on a good adaptation of Elements of Magic (with the help of a few folks here, at the Malhavoc boards, and at rec.games.frp.dnd) so that the Arcanist can be used for the most part as written with the modified magic system appended.Agreed on all points.&nbsp; Hell, I think the Arcanist should be able to *exceed* that if he wants to take a risk.Agreed, although I am not sure how to tackle that problem.&nbsp; I also dislike the fact that the same old, tired, unbalanced D&amp;D schools of magic were used.I am open to any ideas about how to implement this with Elements of Magic.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Malachias Invictus, post: 2487511, member: 17166"] *Big* agreement here. I think what a lot of us really want to see is an Arcanist that can kick ass along with the rest of the group, but who cannot overshadow the *skills* of the other characters with magic. I am trying to work on a good adaptation of Elements of Magic (with the help of a few folks here, at the Malhavoc boards, and at rec.games.frp.dnd) so that the Arcanist can be used for the most part as written with the modified magic system appended. Agreed on all points. Hell, I think the Arcanist should be able to *exceed* that if he wants to take a risk. Agreed, although I am not sure how to tackle that problem. I also dislike the fact that the same old, tired, unbalanced D&D schools of magic were used. I am open to any ideas about how to implement this with Elements of Magic. [/QUOTE]

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