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<blockquote data-quote="The Lemon Merchant" data-source="post: 388311" data-attributes="member: 2864">I'm doing some work on my homebrew and my co-creator and I decided that we wanted a lower magic world than what occurs when you run a Core Rules game.&nbsp; We don't want magic removed or even the option taken away from players we just want to make it more unique.&nbsp; As such I'd like to use the feat approach, thus in order to be a spellcaster you have to take the appropriate feat.&nbsp; Wizards would have to take the Mageborn feat, clerics, druids, rangers and paladins the Chosen feat and I have yet to come up with something for the innate casters (Sorcerer &amp; Bard) but there would be something similar.&nbsp; My hope is this would curb the frequency of spellcasters in the world (from a player approach of course) as becoming a spellcaster would involve a sacrifice that in my experience not many are willing to make.&nbsp; Anyhow, the point, I thought I saw something somewhere on these boards regarding a similar approach regarding the feats and was hoping someone could either point me to the thread or the webpage that spoke of a Mageborn feat.Thanks,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Lemon Merchant, post: 388311, member: 2864"] I'm doing some work on my homebrew and my co-creator and I decided that we wanted a lower magic world than what occurs when you run a Core Rules game. We don't want magic removed or even the option taken away from players we just want to make it more unique. As such I'd like to use the feat approach, thus in order to be a spellcaster you have to take the appropriate feat. Wizards would have to take the Mageborn feat, clerics, druids, rangers and paladins the Chosen feat and I have yet to come up with something for the innate casters (Sorcerer & Bard) but there would be something similar. My hope is this would curb the frequency of spellcasters in the world (from a player approach of course) as becoming a spellcaster would involve a sacrifice that in my experience not many are willing to make. Anyhow, the point, I thought I saw something somewhere on these boards regarding a similar approach regarding the feats and was hoping someone could either point me to the thread or the webpage that spoke of a Mageborn feat. Thanks, [/QUOTE]

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