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<blockquote data-quote="Traycor" data-source="post: 3746446" data-attributes="member: 54613">It looks to me like you are confusing &quot;source&quot; with &quot;execution&quot;. Psionic and Ki are sources of power... but Aura? That is a means of execution (one that can be either arcane or divine, depending on the character). If you are talking about the source being a character's personal energy from within, (such as an aura from a bard that would not be arcane) then this should be included with Ki. Essentially Ki is just tapping into a person's inner power.Artifice is the same way. That's how you cast, not the source of the power. Artifice can be arcane or divine.Martial characters will all have the &quot;Martial&quot; power source regardless of /how/ they trained or if they fight by dancing around or by shooting a bow. Arcane &amp; Dinine characters should be the same way. Just because you introduce a new means of execution doesn't mean you need a new Source.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Traycor, post: 3746446, member: 54613"] It looks to me like you are confusing "source" with "execution". Psionic and Ki are sources of power... but Aura? That is a means of execution (one that can be either arcane or divine, depending on the character). If you are talking about the source being a character's personal energy from within, (such as an aura from a bard that would not be arcane) then this should be included with Ki. Essentially Ki is just tapping into a person's inner power. Artifice is the same way. That's how you cast, not the source of the power. Artifice can be arcane or divine. Martial characters will all have the "Martial" power source regardless of /how/ they trained or if they fight by dancing around or by shooting a bow. Arcane & Dinine characters should be the same way. Just because you introduce a new means of execution doesn't mean you need a new Source. [/QUOTE]

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