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<blockquote data-quote="hawkeyefan" data-source="post: 9253882" data-attributes="member: 6785785">Sure, but the OP mentioned that the goal of the last mage was to bring magic back. That's why the two ideas seemed very similar to me. The last mage looking to restore magic or the first new mage looking to do so. Seems pretty similar. Both will likely involve a quest to restore magic. Organizations or entities devoted to stopping that. The mystery or event that caused magic to vanish. Why and how one person can still have it or gain it.There seems to be a lot of similar ground being covered. That sounds like a terrible way to interpret it as a game. Who would do that? See above. You've since clarified that the character of the &quot;new mage&quot; wouldn't begin play as a mage... so that's a bit different than I was expecting. However, I still think it's going to likely cover a lot of the same concepts and themes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hawkeyefan, post: 9253882, member: 6785785"] Sure, but the OP mentioned that the goal of the last mage was to bring magic back. That's why the two ideas seemed very similar to me. The last mage looking to restore magic or the first new mage looking to do so. Seems pretty similar. Both will likely involve a quest to restore magic. Organizations or entities devoted to stopping that. The mystery or event that caused magic to vanish. Why and how one person can still have it or gain it. There seems to be a lot of similar ground being covered. That sounds like a terrible way to interpret it as a game. Who would do that? See above. You've since clarified that the character of the "new mage" wouldn't begin play as a mage... so that's a bit different than I was expecting. However, I still think it's going to likely cover a lot of the same concepts and themes. [/QUOTE]

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