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<blockquote data-quote="SSquirrel" data-source="post: 4939718" data-attributes="member: 5202">Given the world of CRPGs and MMORPGs, many of the possible uses of Ghost Sound would equate to &quot;nothing happened that influences any character or NPC&quot;.&nbsp; Ghost Sound would likely be used similar to a Rogue's Distract ability [all MMO references will be WoW related], which would be a useful thing to have in a party.&nbsp; Distract an NPC so people can sneak past or so a Rogue has a nice clear back shot.No.&nbsp; Changing the chasis of the class would be saying that all wizards now wear plate mail, are unable to cast spell without first having picked a bouquet of flowers, and no spells deal damage anymore, they all are heal spells.&nbsp; Usually in the past, if a power was going to only be used in ways that don't really further the action (ie kill stuff or heal) they don't appear at all.&nbsp; If the power appears at all, even in limited form, that puts it a step better than prior D&amp;D based games.&nbsp; A Cantrip is a wizard spell, they are changing a spell, just like older editions.&nbsp; All wizards in prior edition had Cantrip and it described a few possibilities and some limitations, but then was totally open.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SSquirrel, post: 4939718, member: 5202"] Given the world of CRPGs and MMORPGs, many of the possible uses of Ghost Sound would equate to "nothing happened that influences any character or NPC". Ghost Sound would likely be used similar to a Rogue's Distract ability [all MMO references will be WoW related], which would be a useful thing to have in a party. Distract an NPC so people can sneak past or so a Rogue has a nice clear back shot. No. Changing the chasis of the class would be saying that all wizards now wear plate mail, are unable to cast spell without first having picked a bouquet of flowers, and no spells deal damage anymore, they all are heal spells. Usually in the past, if a power was going to only be used in ways that don't really further the action (ie kill stuff or heal) they don't appear at all. If the power appears at all, even in limited form, that puts it a step better than prior D&D based games. A Cantrip is a wizard spell, they are changing a spell, just like older editions. All wizards in prior edition had Cantrip and it described a few possibilities and some limitations, but then was totally open. [/QUOTE]

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