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<blockquote data-quote="Darke" data-source="post: 717437" data-attributes="member: 3611">Ok, there are the birthrights and they seems cool - but Chapter 5 is the Magic chapter:&quot;Chapter Five: MagicHow magic works in Dark InheritanceRules for Foci11 New Spells4 Modern ElementalsRules for Relics - For starters, a relic is not a single item, as most might expect, but rather a collection of items used together for a common purpose. The Holy Grail, for example, is not an item of power in and of itself, but when combined with the Staves of the Apostles, it becomes an instrument of remarkable significance. Similarly, the Round Table is not an item of power in itself — but when combined with the Shields of the Valorous, they create a mystical circuit much greater than the sum of its parts.&quot;So is the magic in DI like the normal d20 modern magic or are there any changes? (beside the Relics)das Darke</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Darke, post: 717437, member: 3611"] Ok, there are the birthrights and they seems cool - but Chapter 5 is the Magic chapter: "Chapter Five: Magic How magic works in Dark Inheritance Rules for Foci 11 New Spells 4 Modern Elementals Rules for Relics - For starters, a relic is not a single item, as most might expect, but rather a collection of items used together for a common purpose. The Holy Grail, for example, is not an item of power in and of itself, but when combined with the Staves of the Apostles, it becomes an instrument of remarkable significance. Similarly, the Round Table is not an item of power in itself — but when combined with the Shields of the Valorous, they create a mystical circuit much greater than the sum of its parts." So is the magic in DI like the normal d20 modern magic or are there any changes? (beside the Relics) das Darke [/QUOTE]

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