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Message: <blockquote data-quote="alsih2o" data-source="post: 1229408" data-attributes="member: 4790">would you ever allow any class to have access to magic under limited circumstances? i found this fantastic fluffy history page- <a href="http://www.shee-eire.com/Magic&Mythology/Spells&Charms/main.htm" target="_blank">http://www.shee-eire.com/Magic&Mythology/Spells&Charms/main.htm</a> and it describes several magic "charms"  for instance, how to go invisible "Gather the dandelion plant on the first full moon after the flower-heads have appeared.  Call on the powers of the Goddess Bridget and ask her to grant your wish to be invisible.  Walk three times right-hand wise around a sacred well.  Scatter the dandelion plant around the well as you walk wishing all the time to be invisible." now that is pretty limiting. would you let it work? would you let it work if you used shambling mound teeth instead?  or this, for finding stolen goods- "Place two keys in a sieve cross ways.  Two people hold the sieve while another makes a crossed sign on the forehead of the suspected thief, calling out their name loudly three times.  If the person is innocent the keys will remain stationary;  but if the person is guilty the keys will start to revolve slowly round the sieve." would you allow this type of magic in your world? would you have an interest in a world where this type of magic was available to all and only npc's were spellcasters? a world where many of the spells in the phb could be cast by almost anyone if they have knowledge of the right lore and harder to get ingrediennts or narrower times when the spells can be cast?</blockquote>

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