Yeah...I'm thinking the magic system may be so deeply entrenched in the system as a whole that it might be impossible to just "tweak" the existing system into something that would work. You might be looking at a complete rebuild, which is waaaaay outside of my scope at the moment.
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2009-08-26, 05:41 PM (ISO 8601)Halfling in the Playground
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Re: Implications of a Magic System Overhaul (3.5E)
My only request: People play D&D (or any RPG) differently. No one is capable of playing any RPG "wrong". While it's possible that there might be an RPG better suited for what the players obviously want, using the terms "right" or "wrong" in describing how someone plays an RPG should never happen, unless saying "you're all right; none of you are wrong". Please respect others' rights to play as they wish.
