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Jordan Posted Nov 4, 2003
'Did nobody else think 'dune' when he mentioned objects moving slowly enough could get in? Oh well whats done is done.'
Actually, I thought about that, but I decided no one else would. 
- Jordan
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Wøñkø Posted Nov 4, 2003
we can use D&D magic if we darn well want to!!
there is sleep and food involved so yeah...
it's the most wide magic-group-thing we have.
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Acid Override - The Forum A1146917 Posted Nov 6, 2003
I just wanted one of the slow shooting guns.
I didn't say there was any reason you can't use AD&D magic - I was just suggesting that the 8 hours of rest might be a problem in a extended combat scenario. Anyone for the Mage system of magic? Or better yet cthulu!
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Wøñkø Posted Nov 6, 2003
i say magic should be open but not too powerful
actually, i just got a good idea... everyone gets good magic from only one domain sort of thing, then they6 only have weak stuff in everything else.
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AK - fancy that! Posted Nov 6, 2003
And exactly how many peopel know anything about D&D magic to restrict themselves to one domain?
Lets jsut give it up with the magic, its just a thing we can use...
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Dr Anthea - ah who needs to learn things... just google it! Posted Nov 6, 2003
Elemental magic is fine
(fire water thunder ice earth etc)
but no death magic... thats almost cheeting
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