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<blockquote data-quote="Emberashh" data-source="post: 9066560" data-attributes="member: 7040941">Well thats the fun part, spell components are only function of doing really esoteric stuff with spell creation. You don't need them to Cast. And other trackables are things where they can be streamlined without disinclision, and incentivized to further sweeten the deal.Trading having to occasionally tick off a used Arrow for regularly getting bonuses for rolling high is a good trade imo, and it feels great in practice, as the boons are tracked individually while the losses are just one and done; you see a 1 in your pile of dice, you make a tick mark and you're done. In other words, adding up bonuses is fun. Adding up losses sucks. Abstract the latter and set it so it doesn't always happen (this is fantasy, we can allow for arrows to not always be running out, and can even rationalize an automatic gathering to explain the non-losses when they happen), and go full-tilt into the former.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Emberashh, post: 9066560, member: 7040941"] Well thats the fun part, spell components are only function of doing really esoteric stuff with spell creation. You don't need them to Cast. And other trackables are things where they can be streamlined without disinclision, and incentivized to further sweeten the deal. Trading having to occasionally tick off a used Arrow for regularly getting bonuses for rolling high is a good trade imo, and it feels great in practice, as the boons are tracked individually while the losses are just one and done; you see a 1 in your pile of dice, you make a tick mark and you're done. In other words, adding up bonuses is fun. Adding up losses sucks. Abstract the latter and set it so it doesn't always happen (this is fantasy, we can allow for arrows to not always be running out, and can even rationalize an automatic gathering to explain the non-losses when they happen), and go full-tilt into the former. [/QUOTE]

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