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<blockquote data-quote="Indagare Nogitsune" data-source="post: 9610341" data-attributes="member: 40018">Magic should allow players to do something remarkable while also ensuring other players feel needed as well. A basic question about any spell ought to be &quot;will this be fun for anyone but me?&quot;So, for instance, the party lacks a Rogue. A Wizard with the right spell selection could do that role. However, if the party has a Rogue, the Wizard's Player should work with the Rogue's Player to ensure the Rogue isn't overshadowed.This isn't that hard, though. A Wizard {Rogue} could do things with the official Rogue. Or could take up almost any other role needed except healer.Also, anything a PC can do with magic an NPC should be able to do as well. I think that this will get overlooked if we just focus on the PCs. They can, even should, face enemy spellcasters. Those spellcasters ought to be able to cast anything the PCs can cast.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Indagare Nogitsune, post: 9610341, member: 40018"] Magic should allow players to do something remarkable while also ensuring other players feel needed as well. A basic question about any spell ought to be "will this be fun for anyone but me?" So, for instance, the party lacks a Rogue. A Wizard with the right spell selection could do that role. However, if the party has a Rogue, the Wizard's Player should work with the Rogue's Player to ensure the Rogue isn't overshadowed. This isn't that hard, though. A Wizard {Rogue} could do things [I]with[/I] the official Rogue. Or could take up almost any other role needed except healer. Also, anything a PC can do with magic an NPC should be able to do as well. I think that this will get overlooked if we just focus on the PCs. They can, even should, face enemy spellcasters. Those spellcasters ought to be able to cast anything the PCs can cast. [/QUOTE]

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