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And you both mean to break "any more" back into two words.mhacdebhandia said:You mean to say "These days I use a homebrew setting" or "I don't use anything but a homebrew setting anymore".
And you both mean to break "any more" back into two words.mhacdebhandia said:You mean to say "These days I use a homebrew setting" or "I don't use anything but a homebrew setting anymore".
I've always loved the "mentor" concept of learning magic, as opposed to the "university" idea.mhacdebhandia said:In the Wasteland, nearly all wizards (as opposed to sorcerers, hexblades, and warlocks) are trained for three years by a single mentor, then exchanged for another wizard's student for a further year and a day. It's very common for rivals to arrange apprentice exchanges, both in order to deride their counterpart's methods and teachings and to ferret out what secrets they can from the hapless apprentice.
Devyn said:Society in my homebrew measures time by candle use. A long scented candle is lit at sunrise and burns throughout the day and night, finally sputtering out just before sunrise the next day. Different scents are added to the candle at specific times. What this means is that in a city where many candles are burned in homes and shops, the scent of cinnamon is in the air at noon, while at dusk its almond. This leads to conversations such as "I'll be at your shop before sandalwood is over."