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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JohnSnow" data-source="post: 8096130" data-attributes="member: 32164">I know this is less-developed than the typical topic here, but I thought I'd solicit some feedback.I'm working on designing my first fantasy setting for Savage Worlds Adventure Edition (mostly for my own use for now), and I'm really thinking about how I want to handle magic and spells.However, I did always like the "Tradition" concepts that [USER=63]@RangerWickett[/USER] played with back in his "Elements of Magic" days, but I'm not totally sold on the value of maintaining the classic arcane/divine division. But I know it's baked in to D&D, so designing a world for that system is typically more trouble than it's worth.I really like the idea of building a fantasy world that is unconstrained by the classic D&D tropes. I don't have to have 12 playable races, or split magic into arcane and divine if I don't want to. That's freeing in a way I hadn't even really realized I was being constrained. Sp I'm reaching out to the forums to see what you guys have done. Does anyone here use Savage Worlds (or another non- "D&D-trope-based" system) for fantasy? And if so, does your world still have a D&D-style arcane/divine split? Or do you do it differently? Does anyone think that there's a real value in that split? I'd like to know.The floor is open! Thanks!</blockquote>