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<blockquote data-quote="WhatGravitas" data-source="post: 3916864" data-attributes="member: 33132"><p>Sounds good. It still preserves the flavour of spellcasters with a natural limit on magic, but without crippling the flow of play (I know that we knew that before, but since the at will-abilities are weaker than attacks and the per day-abilities are the most powerful stuff in game, we know that the focus is on the "limited magic"-idea, not on magic-all-the-time).</p><p></p><p>Good. That's good.</p><p>Sadly, this rather sounds like the original Wizard Implements article, pre-Golden Wyvern. I guess that distinction has been changed in the meantime to the traditions.</p><p>See above (i.e. good).</p><p>Strange, after hearing that Illusions are rather for illusionists. And evocation... was predictable.</p><p>Well, I wouldn't say Necromancy consists of save-or-die, rather save-or-suck. Well, we'll see the results.</p><p>Oh yes! Transmutation WAS a mess - because - like Conjuration - it could do almost everything (apropos Conjuration... why isn't that mentioned).</p><p>I'm a bit sad to see the traditional mind mage/enchanter/enchantress/bewitching whatever gone... but I like the idea of thinking ahead and niche protection.</p><p>Yes. Yes. Yes.</p><p>That's nothing new, but it was one of the good part of the feats.</p><p>Seems like the new multiclassing. Or (as I hope) a way to make multiclassing less painful. Definitively good.</p><p></p><p>Nice idea... I hope for a good implementation, though I dislike the mentioning of a "mystic theurge" - that was a multiclassing-fix, not a true PrC. But the rest sounds good.</p><p>Interesting. Nice. And gives the high-powered-Exalted-players a place where they can play their D&D. It's as if they had invented E6 again... <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin :D" data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /></p><p>Well, I like it, because with this paradigm, DMs now know where to cut off the game to maintain their "fantasy", see the principles of E6.</p><p></p><p>Cheers, LT.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WhatGravitas, post: 3916864, member: 33132"] Sounds good. It still preserves the flavour of spellcasters with a natural limit on magic, but without crippling the flow of play (I know that we knew that before, but since the at will-abilities are weaker than attacks and the per day-abilities are the most powerful stuff in game, we know that the focus is on the "limited magic"-idea, not on magic-all-the-time). Good. That's good. Sadly, this rather sounds like the original Wizard Implements article, pre-Golden Wyvern. I guess that distinction has been changed in the meantime to the traditions. See above (i.e. good). Strange, after hearing that Illusions are rather for illusionists. And evocation... was predictable. Well, I wouldn't say Necromancy consists of save-or-die, rather save-or-suck. Well, we'll see the results. Oh yes! Transmutation WAS a mess - because - like Conjuration - it could do almost everything (apropos Conjuration... why isn't that mentioned). I'm a bit sad to see the traditional mind mage/enchanter/enchantress/bewitching whatever gone... but I like the idea of thinking ahead and niche protection. Yes. Yes. Yes. That's nothing new, but it was one of the good part of the feats. Seems like the new multiclassing. Or (as I hope) a way to make multiclassing less painful. Definitively good. Nice idea... I hope for a good implementation, though I dislike the mentioning of a "mystic theurge" - that was a multiclassing-fix, not a true PrC. But the rest sounds good. Interesting. Nice. And gives the high-powered-Exalted-players a place where they can play their D&D. It's as if they had invented E6 again... :D Well, I like it, because with this paradigm, DMs now know where to cut off the game to maintain their "fantasy", see the principles of E6. Cheers, LT. [/QUOTE]
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