(TFT) TFT: Too Many Digests

["Dave Seagraves" <dseagraves@austin.rr.com>]

Joe writes . . .

>Please let me now if there are still too many digests generated.
>Thanx!

   Yep, there are still too many digests generated, at one digest per list
message.  Obviously the fiendish work of Tollenkar (and I thought I killed
him . . .  twice!)


Dan writes . . .

>Actually, there are many reality justifications for this.
>The simple reason is that you can learn faster in a master/
>student or peer environment than in trying to learn by
>yourself.  Why is this?  Just think of the many blind alleys,
>dead ends and dangerous destructive activities you could
>avoid if you just had some place where you could discuss
>magical philosophy with others who understood the subject!
>So I suggested that one way to represent that might be to
>provide an experience bonus to Guild members.

   I wouldn't give an experience bonus (I fear everyone and their
grandmother signing up to be guild wizards) but you're on to something here.
I suggest instead cutting the time required for all magic related tasks
(except spellcasting) by 10%.
   Of course this could be extended to apply to all other types of guild
memberships.  Now characters would have a decent reason to join a guild.
(In all my years of playing TFT I have /never/ seen any character join a
guild.)  This could give GMs an extra hook into characters for getting
interesting encounters and adventures going.

Dave Seagraves
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