From:	Peter David Boddy <pdboddy@****.carleton.ca>
Subject:	Re: Quickened spells and Horrors.
Date:	Tue, 7 May 96 11:26:47 EDT

Sascha Pabst writes:
>
> At 9:35 Uhr 7.05.96, Matti Aistrich wrote:
> >On Mon, 6 May 1996, Peter David Boddy wrote:
> >> As a mage with quickened spells on him/her, I'd have to say that there are
> >> more pressing things to worry about than Horrors. Namely other mages
> >> (which are a lot more common) who will target your quickened spell from
> >> astral space, or the fact that the quickened spell adds a little to your
> >
> >Yes! Let's start an argument on whether you can ground through quickened
> >spells or not! Something original for a change! Something never before
> >discussed!
>
> *sigh* Read it: Attacking the quickened spell (to break it). Peter obviously
> DID know what he wrote :-)
>
> Sascha

Thank you Sascha:) Another thing to add to the Quickened Spell/Horror
argument. If you are worried about someone attacking your quickened
spells, what about your magical weapons focus, power foci, fetishes,
elementals who owe you favours, your hermetic circle/shamanic lodge, etc.?
Honestly, if you are going to worry about every little thing, you are going
to end up (your character , that is) a wimpering, crying, curled up in the
corner mage. Every magical occurance leaves a trace in astral space.
There are probably hundreds of magical occurances happening at any given
moment, surely your mage can hide his doing's in all that. My point is,
there are times when you have to be paranoid, and times you don't. Forget
the Horrors, worry about other mages, spirits and elementals.

Pete


Pete aka Spitfire
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Peter David Boddy
Carleton University
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