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Message: <blockquote data-quote="painandgreed" data-source="post: 1861340" data-attributes="member: 24969">I have four styles of magic. When a person chooses to be amagic user, they pick the style of magic they are learning as it can not change. normal magic - as per normal D&Delvin magic - same as normal magic but can be cast in armor with concentration checkdragon magic - all components are verbal true magic - spells can be cast witout any components, just a concentration check, adding the components will add a bonus to the concentration check. Works on spell point system. The main balance is that the less restrictive the magic style gets, the longer it takes to train and learn spells. Thus, spells tht only take a few days to learn with normal magic may take weeks or months to learn the equivilant spell in another style. Also the harder it becomes to find training as the less restrictive styles may train the more restrictive types but not the other way around. These are mostly for flavor and NPCs and for a PC to learn something besides normal magic, it will probably require a feat just to have access to somebody who could train them: elves, dragons, or one of the few true mages.</blockquote>