| From: | Lars Wagner Hansen l-hansen@*****.tele.dk |
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| Subject: | Magical SOTA? |
| Date: | Wed, 4 Oct 2000 22:32:17 +0200 |
> <Phil Smith> ...Yeah, but none of the magic books (or very few) said "this
> is new; it wasn't there before." As Gurth was saying before; they don't
> attribute a lot to the magical SOTA. The way I read it is that the main
> rulebook outlines what most magic users are doing. The other magic
> rulebooks tell us what the wierd ones are up to...
> </Phil Smith>
>
> Now see.. I read it the other way myself. I saw the things in the various
> magic books as advances in magic above and beyond the stuff in the core
> book. Which would make them SOTA.
So does that mean that you have a magical SOTA that goes up and down?
SR1: Normal level
GR1: Advance in Magical SOTA
SR2: Decline in Magical SOTA, but still a bit above SR1 (since adepts are
there)
GR2: Advance in Magical SOTA
Awakening: Advance in Magical SOTA
SR3: Decline in Magical SOTA (Adepts, but no ritual Sorcery)
MItS: Advance in Magical SOTA
It gets even better if you include things like QE, UB, BD and BC, which all
incorporate new magic elements.
Lars :-)
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