| From: | L Canthros <lobo1@****.COM> |
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| Subject: | Re: Astral mage & Summoning |
| Date: | Sun, 27 Apr 1997 22:45:37 EDT |
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>SRII page 128 The last sentence under Sustained Spells: "Magicians may
>maintain spells while astrally perceiving, but not while astrally
>projecting."
>
>That's where I'm basing my opinions from.
This is yet another reason I have got to get a copy of the main book for
this game...
>> I agree with you, MC23. I have no problem with summoning Watchers on
the
>> astral. Anything else, though, would be another story. My reasoning is
>> that a nature spirit requires its domain, an elemental its source
>> element. The Wather exists only on the Astral plain and is created
from
>> Astral energy.
>
>I mentioned this in an earier post. I actually agree with you there, I
>would probably allow a Watcher to be summoned while projecting. The
>Grimmy stats a Watcher is more like a piece of the conjurers awareness
>that anything else. I still wouldn't allow a spirit to be conjured
>while "out of body" though.
I'll agree here, too. Summoning a watcher is one thing as its source
material is the energy of astral space and the astral mage is absolutely
swimming in that when he's projecting:) Any other kind of spirit,
however, requires a physical domain or source material to be summoned,
these are not present in a physical form on the astral plane (nothing is,
come to think of it).
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