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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 2841055" data-attributes="member: 19675">I'm solidly in the "it depends" demographic.  It depends on the RPG, the campaign premise, the system, the DM, etc.  Simply put, the question is too broad to be answered meaningfully when you really think about it.A supposedly "hard sci-fi" campaign that suddenly has an effective Messianic figure show up probably does have too much magic.Despite Conaill's protestations, the last D&D campaign I ran, in which the first magic item (a flametongue longsword) wasn't handed out until about 4th level, did NOT have too much magic, despite it being a wide open game (WotC + 3rd party freely mixed).  As late as 7h level, the Paladin's armor was masterwork, but non-magical.And a game in which magic is the only solution to every problem might not have too much magic if the campaign is centered on mage vs. mage conflicts.Thus, my vote was not to vote at all.</blockquote>