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I thought that was the original idea.

Maybe these new spell lists'll be something like D&D.

Where you can pick and choose spells at their respective levels (like at a certain rank you get so many level 0 spells, level 1 spells, etc.)

I need to make an apology.

I didn't know she didn't want spell lists. ^_^;;; I like the idea of not having any, actually...

...the funny thing is, I spoke with her earlier (before I made that announcement) about the spells- and she didn't say anything. Seems I had to say after the fact, "Oh, you didn't want spells?"

Though I guess me just saying I was playing "spell guy" wasn't enough.

*Sigh* u_u

Forget everything I said about spells.

*Goes to delete that announcement... and set something on fire/blow something up.*

sweatdrop Eh, it happens.

That said, it might be nice to have a list of spells that have been cast in the threads...just to give people ideas. For reference purposes, like the old spell lists are.

Aye. That makes sense to me.

As does Jello's power level idea.

This is good, real discourse. I'm sooo proud. *huggles Owle, Stryphe, and Jello*

xp *Huggles back?*

Yes, some sort of scale would be nice, for a guideline. Otherwise, relying on good judgement of ones skill is a pretty good way to do it. If someone's not playing inside their characters abilities, it's not hard to tell. sweatdrop

That's a good point...but I think it would depend on your teacher, or the philosophy of the school/temple in general. There would be certain, set, simple spells that everyone would learn, but the teachers could encourage innovation after that. Kind of like, when you're learning how to write, you learn basic grammar and stuff...maybe you even memorize certain phrases, certain techniques, etc...but after that, you're basically on your own in how you put your words together. Of course, once in a while someone might come up with something really cool and teach it to a lot of other people...and it might end up getting to be the kind of thing that everyone learns...

Um...trying to think of a good analogy...hmm...like, when you first learn to build a clock, you follow the blueprints exactly. Once you get a little better at it, though, you start wanting to make your clocks a little different, a little prettier, maybe even more efficient. So you experiment, and come up with your own unique kind of clock and way of making it.

Edit: Am I making sense?

And yes, as Marik says, we like input. 3nodding

Exactly..... sweatdrop

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