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<blockquote data-quote="aramis erak" data-source="post: 9104835" data-attributes="member: 6779310">Technically, Ars Magica isn't &quot;Everyone plays a magus&quot; - it is suggested but not required. The actual standard for Troupe Style is everyone plays a magus AND a non-magus AND whichever turb member is needed when neither of their existing characters are for whatever reason not in story. In practice, this means playing a wizard about 3/7th of the time in my experience.Note that Ars Magica and Mage: the Ascension are very female inclusive. It's Pendragon that's not...RuneQuest 3rd, every character started with some magic, tho' only a few dedicated types practiced the potent form called Sorcery...Technically, everyone in FFG Star Wars and WEG Star Wars has some magic... but only the believers can be trained past appearance of being lucky.Yes, Sorcerer by Ron Edwards. It's kind of a misnomer - the only magic the PCs have is the ability to summon and bind demons., The Demons do all the magic, and are played by the GM.&nbsp; But Sword and Sorcerer (a supplement for it) pushes it towards more typical conanesque fantasy.I'm shocked no one has mentioned Amber yet.The princes of amber are damned near gods.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aramis erak, post: 9104835, member: 6779310"] Technically, Ars Magica isn't "Everyone plays a magus" - it is suggested but not required. The actual standard for Troupe Style is everyone plays a magus AND a non-magus AND whichever turb member is needed when neither of their existing characters are for whatever reason not in story. In practice, this means playing a wizard about 3/7th of the time in my experience. Note that Ars Magica and Mage: the Ascension are very female inclusive. It's Pendragon that's not... RuneQuest 3rd, every character started with some magic, tho' only a few dedicated types practiced the potent form called Sorcery... Technically, everyone in FFG Star Wars and WEG Star Wars has some magic... but only the believers can be trained past appearance of being lucky. Yes, [I][U]Sorcerer[/U][/I] by Ron Edwards. It's kind of a misnomer - the only magic the PCs have is the ability to summon and bind demons., The Demons do all the magic, and are played by the GM. But [I][U]Sword and Sorcerer[/U][/I] (a supplement for it) pushes it towards more typical conanesque fantasy. [B]I'm shocked no one has mentioned [I][U]Amber[/U][/I] yet.[/B] The princes of amber are damned near gods. [/QUOTE]

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