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<blockquote data-quote="Bendris Noulg" data-source="post: 695561" data-attributes="member: 6398">Yikes...&nbsp; You'd probably hate my item creation rules (which is a major Skill Point investment).Of course, I don't hate Spellcasters, I just took steps to ensure that the world remains low magic.&nbsp; As such, I do hold spellcasters to components (including Sorcerers), simply because magic allows many situations to be bypassed (which non-spellcasters would have to RP/Skill Check/Think through) that I want to ensure that the PC at the time truly can cast the spell they are casting.However, unlike your DM, I don't make life hell so much as make the pursuit of Arcane Lore a monumental task; The scholarly sort that must invest in all forms of knowledge and other Skills to become truly powerful (Libraries and Laboratories are expensive, after all).Do I think it's a problem that only 1 Player in six years has played a Spellcaster in my game?&nbsp; Not at all; Obviously, magic is kept rare and the Player that is playing one has lots of fun doing it.&nbsp; That being the case, I consider the objective achieved.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bendris Noulg, post: 695561, member: 6398"] Yikes... You'd probably hate my item creation rules (which is a major Skill Point investment). Of course, I don't [i]hate[/i] Spellcasters, I just took steps to ensure that the world remains low magic. As such, I do hold spellcasters to components (including Sorcerers), simply because magic allows many situations to be bypassed (which non-spellcasters would have to RP/Skill Check/Think through) that I want to ensure that the PC at the time truly can cast the spell they are casting. However, unlike your DM, I don't make life hell so much as make the pursuit of Arcane Lore a monumental task; The scholarly sort that must invest in all forms of knowledge and other Skills to become truly powerful (Libraries and Laboratories are expensive, after all). Do I think it's a problem that only 1 Player in six years has played a Spellcaster in my game? Not at all; Obviously, magic is kept rare and the Player that is playing one has lots of fun doing it. That being the case, I consider the objective achieved. [/QUOTE]

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