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    RedWizardGuy

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    Default Re: Harry Potter D20 Heavy 3.5 Varient Help Needed PEACH

    Quote Originally Posted by AtlanteanTroll View Post
    Ongoing. I think.
    Thank you I will make the word change to Sectumsempra, and Animagi feat, thanks for the help.


    Quote Originally Posted by AtlanteanTroll View Post
    Becuase the most powerful spells in Harry Potter aren't anywhere near as powerful as the most powerful DnD spells. Well, Avada Kadavra may be an excption. My point is in DnD you can use have spells like Wish and Death Kenll and True Ressurection. That sort of stuff isn't really pulled off in Harry Potter. And Teleport is something that only really powerful wizard's can do.
    I think this is just design differences, as I would prefer to have levels 1-20. Would you still be willing to help however, as it stays classic 1-20? Also, I think teleport is fairly reasonable level to do. In dnd teleport is available at the earliest at 10th level. In Harry Potter most students will gain access to it at 6-7th level. However, it is more balanced as students can not travel nearly as far safely. I plan on writing Apparate soonish. Also, what would you be interested in working on?


    Quote Originally Posted by AtlanteanTroll View Post
    No one turns into a Magical Beast so the extrodinary abilities line isn't needed. Other than that, it looks pretty good. Though, you have to take ranks in Know. (Trans.) and Trans.? That seems like a pain, unless you have a lot of specialists in the game. Most wizard's in Harry Potter seem like universalists to me, but thats just my opinion.
    I agree that most of the wizards in harry potter don't seem to specialize, at least not until after high school. In this case I think it can be justified. In the harry potter universe there have been less then 10 Animagi in the past 100 years. Therefore, I think it should be fairly difficult to do.
    Last edited by Imbasel; 2010-08-13 at 10:07 AM.