From:	"J. Keith Henry" <Ereskanti@***.COM>
Subject:	Re: Portable Circles [possible spoilers]
Date:	Tue, 1 Jul 1997 19:53:22 -0400

In a message dated 97-06-28 23:06:26 EDT, z-i-m@****.COM (Tim Cooper) writes:

>
> While we are on the subject of circles, which includes by extension
> Wards, anyone have some concrete rules/ideas about creating Wards or
> Circles that are much smaller than the 3 meter + rating standard (a la
> BD*). I know someone posted something earlier about <house rule>
> successes being used to decrease the size </house rule>.
>
> I'm just thinking about the container in BD* that had some serious
> Wardage, but was obviously not upteen meters large, and also general
> applications of having "micro Wards" for protecting smaller constructs
> (maybe even Quickenings, Anchorings or <munchy?> spell locks and foci
> </munchy?>).
>
> ~Tim
>

I actually think that idea of smaller circles was mine, at least the one
mentioned...I have to admit something...my third SR character, and the only
one of them actually still being played was an enchanter adept, and he did
ALL sorts of stuff for the rest of the party. He also came out the richest
and learned the nastier, sharper, deeper side of the magic.

As for the "concentric" or "interlocking" circle structeres...yeah,
thmost of
the circumstances that I am referring to are rules modifications used here in
the games I'm a part of...we've taken the rules from so many other guidelines
and notebooks, that I actually forget the whole list.