Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Olgar Shiverstone" data-source="post: 3780392" data-attributes="member: 5868">Just so.&nbsp; Though I'd put many spells under tomes.&nbsp;&nbsp; By current school:Orb: DivinationStaff: Evocation, AbjurationWand: Universal, Illusion, EnchantmentTome: Transmutation, Conjuration, NecromancyBut personally here's how I'd work the mechanics:Choose two wizard focus items (orb, wand, staff, tome).&nbsp; Select two schools for each of your two focus items; you must use the focus item to cast that school of spell, and you get a bonus (spellcraft, attack, save, whatever) when using a magical focus to cast a spell ... hence the use for +6 wands.&nbsp; And every witch or wizard can customize.So Wiz1 might have staff (evocation &amp; abjuration), tome (conjuration &amp; divination) for example.Specialists might give up a single focus item (or school) for greater power with the remaining item (or school).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Olgar Shiverstone, post: 3780392, member: 5868"] Just so. Though I'd put many spells under tomes. By current school: Orb: Divination Staff: Evocation, Abjuration Wand: Universal, Illusion, Enchantment Tome: Transmutation, Conjuration, Necromancy But personally here's how I'd work the mechanics: Choose two wizard focus items (orb, wand, staff, tome). Select two schools for each of your two focus items; you must use the focus item to cast that school of spell, and you get a bonus (spellcraft, attack, save, whatever) when using a magical focus to cast a spell ... hence the use for +6 wands. And every witch or wizard can customize. So Wiz1 might have staff (evocation & abjuration), tome (conjuration & divination) for example. Specialists might give up a single focus item (or school) for greater power with the remaining item (or school). [/QUOTE]

Verification