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From: Cobra <wgallas@*****.FR>
Subject: Re: Sense Link and Free Spirits
Date: Mon, 25 May 1998 10:36:17 +0200
>As for the "Mechanical" Body .. I was suggesting using a suit of armor
>style body instead of the big hunk of whatever material for the body ...
>don't know if that changes your suggestion any ...

I keep my suggestion.

>Oops ... I wasn't clear was I? sorry. I mean an adept that only conjures
>Allies ... either said adept costs fewer build points (or a lower prority
>pick) or is better at creating allies.

Oh well... Perhaps I didn't read quite well... :)
I think that a conjuring adept should be able to conjure ally spirit. I
don't think an adept could only conjure ally spirit. This would be quite
limitated and I think that conjuring of an ally is some kind of mystic
achievment for conjuring so, IMO, it should require that you conjure less
powerful beings (like elementals or nature spirits).

>>Good question. I always used them as having 1 form but they sould be
>able
>>to get more. Perhaps they could get a new form for each level of spirit
>>energy...
>
>I was thinking along those line but using force since Spirit Energy
>fluctuates

An other way would be to make it spend spirit energy to get a new form. He
has 3 forms but must reduce its spirit energy by 2 points. The other powers
could also be buyed with force points and/or spirit energy.

>One more question I didn't think of ... can the spirit/critter power of
>movement affect a magician's Fast astral movement speed?

Nope IMO. I think that the power of a spirit is created by the interaction
between astral energy and physical plane. That means that a spirit needs to
be manifested to use a power. And its target needs to be in the physical
plane. There could be exceptions with mental powers but since movement is
physical...

- Cobra.

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