cuteasaurus
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In preparation for the eventual use of magic, I thought maybe we could collect whatever rules we're using. Kennon, you had said you were "basing them" on the Grim rules. Could you provide more detail?
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Queen_Dopplepopolis
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cuteasaurus said:
EDIT: Don't make a copy at our apartment - check your email.
I found the .pdf and forwarded it to you, again. It's very different. Spells do constitution damage when casting. Depending on the spell, it has the potential to seriously hurt or kill the caster. Very cool.
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The_Universe
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Sure - the main magic document should be in your gmail inbox - I sent it out to everyone at the beginning of the campaign. It's too large to post here, so I can't link it.
Secondarily, I posted the relevent class talents needed to access magic in this thread:
http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=132802 which already pretty much did what you want this one to do.
But, to make a long story short - we're using the grim tales rules. No "fire and forget" D&D magic will be used in the game by the PCs. The spells will probably be similar, but as you'll see if you glance through the magic document and the talents I linked to above, you'll see that spellcasting is a great deal more costly (and thus very rare) in this game.
And, of course, I don't think any of you are yet consciously aware of the existence of magic as something that can be controlled or "cast"
Secondarily, I posted the relevent class talents needed to access magic in this thread:
http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=132802 which already pretty much did what you want this one to do.
But, to make a long story short - we're using the grim tales rules. No "fire and forget" D&D magic will be used in the game by the PCs.
The spells will probably be similar, but as you'll see if you glance through the magic document and the talents I linked to above, you'll see that spellcasting is a great deal more costly (and thus very rare) in this game. And, of course, I don't think any of you are yet consciously aware of the existence of magic as something that can be controlled or "cast"
The_Universe
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Yep - this means that undead (if there are any) or other spellcasting things/creatures without constitution scores can cast all freakin' day without feeling a thing. Sucks to be alive!Queen_Dopplepopolis said:EDIT: Don't make a copy at our apartment - check your email.
It's very different. Spells do constitution damage when casting. Depending on the spell, it has the potential to seriously hurt or kill the caster. Very cool.
Queen_Dopplepopolis
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Ooo! I never thought of that!The_Universe said:
Kennon - I've changed my mind. I want to play a good lich.
cuteasaurus
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I checked and checked, I don't have the original email and I never delete anything, so something must have happened a couple months ago to the email "en route." I've tried to open the forwarded messages you guys have sent, but the same error message (corruption) keeps coming up and I can't get to it. I know the file is large, but how many pages is it? Would someone be able to print it and give it to me on Sat?
The_Universe
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Hmm - it's a big file, but I can print it saturday if I have to.cuteasaurus said:
Queen_Dopplepopolis
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It's big enough to essentially kill my computer here at work. (stupid .pdf files render my computer useless).
The_Universe
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I've got the file printed and sitting on my desk at home - it's ready for you whenever I see you next, Clarissa.
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